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take in a movie (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- To go to the movie and watch film or staying home and watch TV.
Examples:
- It’s a chilly out there and we cannot go to the park. We had better take in a movie?
- There is a fantastic movie. Let’s take in a movie!
- It’s been a long week—let’s take in a movie on Friday night and unwind.
- We didn’t have any big plans, so we just took in a movie and grabbed some popcorn.
- Have you taken in the new superhero movie yet? It’s worth watching!
- After a busy week, I love to take in a movie at the theater to relax.
- We decided to take in a movie for date night—it was a perfect way to end the day.
- Let’s stay in and take in a movie tonight—it’s too cold to go out.
- Instead of going out, we decided to stay in and take in a movie on the couch.