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watch a movie 

A cover for engaging in shenanigans of the perverse order.
They will watch a movie in more ways than one
watch a movie by king of queens March 17, 2008

watch a movie 

Code word used to describe engaging in any of various, usually sexual activities. This includes all forms of sex, drinking, and drug use.
Mom, i'm going over this girl's house to watch a movie

*day after the party* So, what did you and your friends do last night, John? Oh, we decided to watch a movie
watch a movie by Tim Bade December 25, 2007

watch a movie 

to make out in a movie theater often resulting in fellow audience members feeling very awkward. you are truly watching a movie when you keep your eyes open while making out. hands are free to wander.
dude: Let's watch a movie!
chick: there's people right next to us!
dude: ya ...
chick: okay!

watch a movie 

The act of watching a film. Wether in a theatre or at home.
Gene and Amber are going to watch a movie.
watch a movie by Rockey October 4, 2006

watch a movie and cuddle with your girlfriend 

The 15 of october all boyfriends have to go to their girlfriends house and cuddle and watch movie
Boy1: do you wanna play fortnite this evening?
Boyfriend: no i cant it is ” watch a movie and cuddle with your girlfriend ” day today.

Do you want to watch a movie? 

Most effective way to initiate sexual behavior without actually saying "do you want to engage in sexual behavior" Works well with drunk girls, Everybody knows that no one ever wants to just "come over to watch a movie"
(sexual tention is at an all time high)
Erika: Sew, what dew yew wanht tew dew?
Matt: do you want to watch a movie?
Erika: wat movie?!?!!!1
Matt: Just get on the couch.
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