I want to say "I want to watch a movie with you"..

Can I say this?

あなたと映画を見るつもりです
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particles particle-と particle-を
I want to ... With you
> あなたと映画を見るつもりです。I plan to see a movie with you.

と is the right particle to use with あなた if you want to mean "with them",
however, つもり tends to mean "I plan to" , and not "I want to".

**I think this is better:**

> 一緒に映画を見たいのです。I want to see a movie with you (together).

The の particle I put in for "explanation" towards the listener. You are trying
to explain to them you want to see a movie with them, correct? The particle
isn't necessary, it's just my preference.

Note: The sentence I've provided you might not be used if you are asking a
good friend (it's kind of formal). In that case you could say:

> 一緒に映画を見たい！I want to see a movie with you!
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Japanese does not usually say あなた when you are talking to another person.

> 一緒に映画を見たいです。I want to watch a movie together with you (politely).

But, if that person is your friends or family members, you can just use in 辞書形
by omitting です。

> 一緒に映画を見たい。
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