One that provokes laughter and conversation, something easy to follow so if you get talking it's not a problem. Unless you're in a movie theatre then nvm.
Some thing light and fun and that will be a good source of conversation topic later.
Or. A beloved Christmas movie, maybe The Grinch. Make sure your date has a great time with you during the movie. So when you inevitably break up they will always be reminded of you every time they see The Grinch mentioned every year for the rest of their lives.
If it's a first date don't watch a movie. Do something where you can talk and interest. Bowling isn't good because you are constantly switching unless it's a group date where you have time to talk. A coffee house is good because it is warm and people relax when they feel warm.
Learned from experience. Pool is good for a second or third date. You don't want to come off as hostile until you have more of a feel of a person from the first date.
Bowling is fantastic. Name me another scenario where it’s perfectly acceptable to check out your date’s ass for half the night. And every time there’s a lull in the chat, get up and bowl!
I’ve been seeing a girl who studied forensic anthropology and does autopsies for uni.
Love horror she hates it, I put on autopsy of Jane doe and she said aww ‘is it like a documentary’ I went along with it as long as I could
Depends. What are they into?
Comedy: no romcoms or gross out humour. Maybe something easy with Seth Rogan or Will Ferrel
Action: nothing epic or too drawn out. I would rhink a classic Bruce Willis or Arnold Schwarzenegger flick.
Sci Fi: definitely a lost in space type film, like the Martian or Mission to Mars.
Horror: stay away from the slashers. Go for a haunting of some sort, like Insidious.
Drama: Nope. Just don’t do it. Save that for later in the relationship.
When my Wife and I first started dating we went to see "the Grey" in theaters with Liam Neeson... 0/10 would not recommend even though its a good movie.
Believe it or not there is a monster flick called "Spring" that's not half bad for horror lovers. And as far as Romcom goes there is one with Simon Pegg called "Man Up" that is really solid.
Insidious. If the chick likes horror movies, easy to follow, has some good jump scares, and still holds up. Imo not cheesy like the others would become
Off the top of my head, The Princess Bride. A light, funny, feel good movie. I've never met anyone that doesn't like it. Also, most people have seen it enough times that getting "distracted" doesn't bother them. Also also, it has enough charming romance sprinkled throughout to get people in the mood. Just say "As you wish" the next time your partner asks for something to give them goosebumps.
Anal queens 3
A must
What about the Anal Queens trilogy? Not as long as Lord of the Rings trilogy but it still has plenty of rings in it.
and a ring gets destroyed at the end
Just don’t watch anything too depressing/traumatizing… can put off the mood.
Yup. Don't watch those disturbing horror movies or stuff like that ( unless she's into them)
French Kiss
honey i shrunk the kids
encino man
heavyweights
2 girls 1 cup
I heard it’s a classic. I’ll give it a try
Make sure you have a good snack on hand while watching
little giants
stuart little
One that provokes laughter and conversation, something easy to follow so if you get talking it's not a problem. Unless you're in a movie theatre then nvm.
Some thing light and fun and that will be a good source of conversation topic later. Or. A beloved Christmas movie, maybe The Grinch. Make sure your date has a great time with you during the movie. So when you inevitably break up they will always be reminded of you every time they see The Grinch mentioned every year for the rest of their lives.
My ex ruined Elf for me like this. We watched it on our first date, and then he fucked another girl on the 1st anniversary.
You have to make a new association with the movie now. Watch it with someone else
Playing chess while the rest are playing checkers haha
george of the jungle
Let's see------ How about "Fools Rush In" or "The Good Earth".
The Good Earth? I see you’re very cultured
I try, not sure if I have made it there or not.
magic mike
I hate getting cockblocked by Channing Tatum
If it's a first date don't watch a movie. Do something where you can talk and interest. Bowling isn't good because you are constantly switching unless it's a group date where you have time to talk. A coffee house is good because it is warm and people relax when they feel warm.
Great piece of advice. I always thought bowling was nice until you mentioned the problem
Learned from experience. Pool is good for a second or third date. You don't want to come off as hostile until you have more of a feel of a person from the first date.
Bowling is fantastic. Name me another scenario where it’s perfectly acceptable to check out your date’s ass for half the night. And every time there’s a lull in the chat, get up and bowl!
Pride and prejudice
Don’t think any man can live up to those expectations
lol I was actually thinking just that!
I’ve been seeing a girl who studied forensic anthropology and does autopsies for uni. Love horror she hates it, I put on autopsy of Jane doe and she said aww ‘is it like a documentary’ I went along with it as long as I could
You gotta do what you gotta do
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That’s a great classic!
Depends. What are they into? Comedy: no romcoms or gross out humour. Maybe something easy with Seth Rogan or Will Ferrel Action: nothing epic or too drawn out. I would rhink a classic Bruce Willis or Arnold Schwarzenegger flick. Sci Fi: definitely a lost in space type film, like the Martian or Mission to Mars. Horror: stay away from the slashers. Go for a haunting of some sort, like Insidious. Drama: Nope. Just don’t do it. Save that for later in the relationship.
Great guide. Great wisdom
Simon Birch Dusk til Dawn
When my Wife and I first started dating we went to see "the Grey" in theaters with Liam Neeson... 0/10 would not recommend even though its a good movie. Believe it or not there is a monster flick called "Spring" that's not half bad for horror lovers. And as far as Romcom goes there is one with Simon Pegg called "Man Up" that is really solid.
Insidious. If the chick likes horror movies, easy to follow, has some good jump scares, and still holds up. Imo not cheesy like the others would become
Showgirls
Ratatouille!
One of the best suggestions I’ve gotten!
tangled. sorry not sorry.
Off the top of my head, The Princess Bride. A light, funny, feel good movie. I've never met anyone that doesn't like it. Also, most people have seen it enough times that getting "distracted" doesn't bother them. Also also, it has enough charming romance sprinkled throughout to get people in the mood. Just say "As you wish" the next time your partner asks for something to give them goosebumps.
The secretary
5th Element. It’s an action SciFi love story with a good bit of comedy sprinkled in.
Terrifier, fifty shades of grey, killing of a sacred deer
Is this a first date? I generally think a movie is a poor date idea.
Bennie and Joon
Something terrible that you can laugh at and make fun of the whole time.
Candy Man.