I think it's just an Irish thing where we pronounce the u in film!

"Film" is actually the word for "movie" in danish.

"Film" is also the word for "movie" in dutch

I do sometimes say filum though

but it depends on what it is; i mean some thing are just movies

now your just being akward pirateroro

No, I don't think it awkward at all. I view different 'flicks' as either films or movies. So it all depends.

It also depends on who I am talking to. As others pointed out, the word is Film in many languages and they get confused if I say Movie in Sweden sometimes... yet I use that word the most when talking to my kids in the US

I sometimes call them filums too! but in sort of a jokey way. My friend always says that and he is Irish so maybe it is an irish thing.

Saying Filum is such an Irish thing, but I'm just used to it now! :)

I don't use English in daily life, but when I do talk about movies in English, I say, well, movies :)

actually "filme"! lol

It's the Dutch word for the very same thing

It's film in norwegian x)

If I'm going to the theaters or something, I say movie. If we're watching a boring video in class about the Civil War, then I'll say it's a film.

i just say film. when i think of movie i think of it as an american way of saying film

Yeah, I always thought of 'movie' as a more American word. My Dad says filum though, but he's not Irish. He also says wishdosher, and grils instead of girls.

ok I say movie when I'm going to watch some movie at the theater but then there is the times I go to see a film at the art house big difference to me.

I used to say filum but my friend from d southside started 2 get really pissd off wit me so I say film n movie now.... mostly.

Film is the word you say in Dutch

If I have to say it in English, I say movie.

I say both.

Because I speak french and film is the word to say it.

Like in danish but i olso uses movie.