How do i ask my friend to the Movies?
i have a friend that is in my math class. We met this year and we get along pretty good. He's the flirty type of guy but i'm very shy. In a way i kinda started liking him but i dont know if he likes me. i want to go to the movies with him but i just dont know how to ask him if we would like to. I really need help with this...can anyone help???
"Ask Me Anything" Movie?
Is the "Ask Me Anything" movie starring Britt Robertson based on a true story?? At the end they say the real Amy went missing.....I remember in the movie she wrote a letter to her Predator and sent it in the mail box...Why do I have a gut feeling that he is the one who took her!! The end kind of freaked me out...No mother should ever experience losing her child..
How should I ask a girl to a movie? Should I say that I have an extra ticket whenever I'm talking to her and let her tie things together, or just ask her straight out? I don't know if she likes me and I’m also only 15.
Ask her straight out if she wants to go to the movies with you. Fortune favors the brave.Besides by the time you get to that point in the conversation she pretty much knows you want to, so don’t wimp out.Having said that, how about something that allows you to talk to her instead of sitting in a dark theater not talking and not getting to know her. Ask her to get something to eat and get to know her. If you need get a book on how to talk to a girl, or just a conversation book. Hint, asking her about herself and her interests and let her talk. Mind you this is not an interrogation but nicely ask what she likes and go from there.
When you go to an R rated movie do they ask for ID?
I used to work in the box office of a theater. Yes, I'd ask for ID if the person buying the ticket looked to be under 21. The age for R rated movies is 17, but some people look older and some look younger, so policy was that we asked for ID if someone looked under 21. If I sold a ticket to someone who was under 17, then I'd get fired. Basically, you're asking the person who is selling tickets to take the risk of getting fired for your sake. Most of us don't particularly like working in that job, but it's better than no job. And no, having your older sibling or friend or cousin buy your ticket isn't the way to get around this. The ticket taker is supposed to be on guard against this. It IS OK for your parent to buy the ticket (and the box office will generally let the ticket taker know with a sign that it's OK). I also used to work in a convenience store. We'd card anyone who looked under 21 if they wanted to buy tobacco, and we'd card anyone who looked under 27 if they wanted to buy alcohol. In this case, not only would we get fired if we sold the products to people who were underage, we'd be subject to paying the fine as well. The fine for selling alcohol was $500, back in 1980 or so, and the job was a minimum wage job. There was no way that we were going to risk having to pay that fine for a minimum wage job. Just wait a year, and it'll come out on video.
Do you need ID for a Pg-13 movie?
When you are 13 you can see PG-13 movies alone, that's PG-13 means. Also, no one cares as long you don't look like you are 8 years old or something. How can you even prove your 13? 13 and 14 year olds don't have IDs. They can't expect you to carry around a birth certificate or whatever you could prove your age with. Don't worry about it.
If I were to ask you to suggest the best movie which you've ever watched, what would you suggest?
Like there are many movies to watch but it is very difficult to suggest so I tried my level best to select best moviesHere goes the list:-Chak de India2. Taare Zameen Par3. Swades4. Munna Bhai MBBS4. Sanju5. Baby5. Airlift6. Lage Raho Munna Bhai7. Holiday: A soldier is never off Duty.8. 3 Idiots9. Bajirao Mastani10. Bhag Milkha Bhag11. Parmanu12. PINK13. Badlapur14. A Wednesday15. Rustom16. Mardani17. PK18. My Name is Khan19. Padman20. GhajiniIf you like the answer don't forget to Upvote, Comment and Follow.
Do they check ID for R rated movies?
I hardly ever go to the movies, but a bunch of friends and I are going for my friend's birthday. All of my friends are 17, but I am only 15. If they only base it off looks do you think I could still get in? If not, what should I do? I don't think any of my friends can buy two tickets because I heard you have to be 21 to buy more than one R rated movie ticket.
Can you ask for a refund of your movie ticket if you didn't like the movie?
I had a huge panic attack when I went to watch Phantom Menace at the theatre for the midnight show. I didn't even get into the credits before I nearly puked on myself. The theatre was packed and everyone was loud and obnoxious. They wouldn't refund my money, but they gave me a movie pass to see the same title at a later date. So I am going to say no.
I wanna ask a girl out to watch a movie. How should I ask her?
I really don’t understand how guys fail to understand the import of simple things like this.If a girl says “Can i bring my friend along?” to a movie, it only means one of 2 things.She does not yet trust you fully to be alone with you. In this case, asking her out for a movie is too early. You should say ‘sure” and let her bring her friend along. Spend more time with her and let her develop trust in you.If the previous point is not valid for you (you definitely know she trusts you ), she is trying to test if you have romantic intentions for her or if you are simply friend zoning her. In this case, look crestfallen but finally agree to her “Ok, if you like it that way”. And you will see her respond with something like “Hmm. Actually she wont like this kind of movie. Let us just go by ourselves”.My question really is, why do guys struggle with these simple things?