It can help you in the long run. People love movies for a reason, and some people will like if you like the same movie as they do. It's because of the commonality <--- (i make up words on the spot). So let me give a example. Couple of months ago, I saw "the hangover" with a girl. And durr it was fucking hilarious. She loved it, and I loved it. Now sure that date wasn't all fun n shit and I didn't get to touch her tities or nothing like that nor did I run major game on her. And some people may say "oh you barely get to talk blah blah blah"..but there's plenty of time to talk if your driving to the movie. give her a ride. or walk to the theater. (fatasses). What was earned from that date?....INSIDE JOKES. Would you like a example? sure I'll give it to you. If you've seen the movie there's a part where the dude from the office says "OH GOD i MARRIED A WHORE"..and Alan aka my idol says "HOW DARE YOU, SHE'S A NICE LADY". That is some funny shit. now anytime we're together I if a situation arises I use that line. Let's say we're talking about someone, a girl, maybe her boss, landlord, girlfriend (lol), or anyone and she's talking bad about them...I say "how dare you, she's a nice lady!!!!! <----(notice the exclamation marks) and for her it brings back memories of that day. thus making her smile. <---- which is the whole point of meeting girls. no negs needed. unless she's a whore. haha. or if she's talking shit about a guy, still say "how dare you, she's a nice lady". BTW. for you straight faced mothafuckas with no sense of humor........it's funny cuz she was talking about a guy and I said "she's a nice lady"..get it?/?/ hahaha. But if you said this in public people would be like what the fuck is wrong with this kid? but she gets it. so it's a secret bettween you two. this could work with comedy and scary movies. so yea. let me get some feed back.

I figure movies are an excellent time to forge associations and use some misattribution of arousal- the brain doesn't know how to label an intense stimuli until it gives it a label. For instance, when it's a horror movie, is her heart beating because the scene is tense or because she is holding your hand? If the romance movie has feelings of 'awww', a gentle squeeze can lock the association in to you.

Still, movies are a bit of a gamble early on, as a movie has to click with her to matter, and if it's really engrossing, kino may come across as distracting or annoying if you go too far. Ill managed, it may even be possible to make negative associations- boredom of the movie linking to you. Best to avoid drama, run with simple stuff I'd figure- comedy, horror, romance. Other films tend to be a bit too unpredictable in their level of quality and what kind of associations they could build.