"see a movie" vs "watch a movie"

[Daemon99]

1) Have you seen that movie?
2) Have you watched that movie?

3) Did you see the movie yesterday?
4) Did you watch the movie yesterday?

Can someone please tell me which of the above sentences are correct? When should we use see or watch with respect to movies?
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[Molly Dastin]

I think number 1 is correct because I heard alot of people say that before.

[KattWargork]

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[Belles1654]

I would say all four are correct. "see" I would use for going out to the movies. Did you see that film, or as you said Did you see the movie. And watch I would use for at home, Did you watch that movie. So I would say all four are correct. I'll be following your answers, to here what other english speakers would say. Good luck, Belles

[Elina]

Hi,everybody!

I'm non-native speaker,but as far as I know all the variants are right.The difference is that to means:to see a movie on TV(only).

[Skrej]

Hi Daemon,

I'll jump on the bandwagon here, I agree all are natural. I myself use the terms somewhat interchangeably.
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