Crossword Clue: Typical date activity
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Typical date activity"
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- "Annie Hall," for one
- Any Best Picture winner
- "Argo" or "Fargo"
- Bergman product
- "Blue Angel," for one
- Almost any pre-1927 Hollywood production
- Altman product
- Fox product
- Date-night option
- Date night option
- Date night staple
- Common after-dinner entertainment
- Hitchcock output
- "Grease" or "Gladiator"
- Common Saturday date destination
- Hollywood offering
- Hollywood or Bollywood production
- Hollywood production
- Hollywood release
- Certain projection
- Home entertainment
- Feature, e.g.
- Feature
- It may be a matinée
- It might be an indie
- "Chicago" or "Philadelphia," e.g.
- Film-studio production
- Film
- Dinner and a ___ (popular date combo)
- Dinner companion?
- Dinner partner
- End of the riddle
- It's a date
- "It's a Wonderful Life," e.g.
- It's for reel!
- Cinema
- Cinema feature
- Cinema showing
- Cinematic offering
- Cineplex attraction
- Cineplex choice
- Cineplex offering
- Cineplex viewing
- It's projected
- It's seen in the dark
- It's the reel thing
- "Flick"
- Flick
- IMDb listing
- Clip source
- Cruise vehicle
- Capra creation
- Capra opus
- Capra product
- “Her” or “It”
- "Casablanca," for one
- "Casablanca" or "Munich"
- "Casablanca" or "Star Wars"
- Ingmar Bergman output
- "Forrest Gump," e.g.
- Motion picture
- Many a Netflix stream
- "Seven" or "10," e.g.
- Rob Reiner offering
- Video rental
- Video store rental
- Video-store rental
- Studio output
- Studio product
- Studio production
- Studio release
- Studio specimen
- Trailer follower
- Studio work
- Trailer trailer
- "Platoon," e.g.
- Occasion for a tub of popcorn
- Transcontinental flight feature
- Multiplex offering
- Multiplex show
- Something pushed by a trailer?
- Something reviewed
- Ron Howard offering
- Something streamed
- "Kiss Me Quick" was one: 1969
- "The Long Voyage Home," e.g.
- Subject of a Manohla Dargis review
- "The Matrix", e.g.
- Paramount output
- Paramount product
- The reel thing
- "Trolls" or "Minions," for example
- Mel Brooks' was silent
- Part of IMDb
- Part of many a date
- Popcorn go-with
- "Men in Black", e.g.
- Popular date night choice
- Popular date night option
- Neil Diamond "The ___ Album: As Time Goes By"
- "Looper," e.g.
- Netflix rental
- "Midnight in Paris" or "Match Point"
- Reel life
- Reel thing, once
- Reel thing
- One place for a first date
- "Miracle on 34th Street," e.g.
- Lumet opus
- "M" or "Z"
- "M," "W." or "Z"
- Rentable entertainment
- Prime production
- "Philadelphia" or "Chicago," e.g.
- ''Philadelphia'' or ''Chicago''
- "Moneyball," e.g.
- Projector projection
- Picture show
- Picture
- Theater fare
- Theater offering
- Sundance entrant
- Sundance entry
- Sundance screening
- "Them" or "us"
- Spaghetti Western, for one
- TV fare
- "Silence" or "The Conversation," e.g.
- TV offering
- TV rerun
- TV showing
- Typical date activity
- Three-reeler, e.g.
- Universal product
- Universal work
- "Se7en," "Nine" or "10"
- "Star Wars", e.g.
- Tinseltown vehicle
- You can see it in the dark
- Starz! fare
- You might stream one
- "Tender Mercies," e.g.
Recent Usage of Typical date activity in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 17, 2008