Anonymous
Post 02/28/2022 19:45     Subject: Movie night at home
as a joke once, we served tater tots, popcorn, chips, queso, salsa

they expected charcuterie

othertimes, ordered pizza

have fun!
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2022 17:59     Subject: Re:Movie night at home
crudite and charcuterie in case someone hasn't eaten. Then old-school theater snacks like raisinettes and popcorn
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2022 13:18     Subject: Movie night at home
Anonymous wrote:If it's at 6 0r 7, then dinner. If it's at 8, snacks. Just be clear on the invite.

"Please come over after dinner for movies, drinks and snacks at 8pm!"

"Please join us for a pizza and movie night next Friday at 7pm"!


This.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2022 19:02     Subject: Re:Movie night at home
If it's with younger kids, I think it would be easier to have dinner at the home where you are watching the movie. If it's with teen and the movie starts later, I'd expect to eat at home first.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2022 19:00     Subject: Movie night at home
A charcuterie board and wine.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2022 16:05     Subject: Movie night at home
If it's at 6 0r 7, then dinner. If it's at 8, snacks. Just be clear on the invite.

"Please come over after dinner for movies, drinks and snacks at 8pm!"

"Please join us for a pizza and movie night next Friday at 7pm"!
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2022 16:03     Subject: Re:Movie night at home
It depends what time it is. Just be clear in the invite whether they need to have eaten dinner before or if you’re serving dinner.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2022 15:59     Subject: Movie night at home
Thinking of doing this and inviting some friends. If you were to go to a friend’s for this, would you expect dinner before the movie, or just popcorn and other snacks? With kids.