where we teach you American English heard at the movies.

The 1996 movie Jerry Maguire tells the story of a busy sports agent.

Jerry Maguire and his wife, Dorothy own a company that legally represents a difficult football player, Rod Tidwell.

Dorothy has thoughts about leaving their marriage the same night Tidwell wins a big game.

Jerry shares the news with Dorothy.

Listen for the words "you had me at hello."

Our little project, our company had a very, very big night.

But it wasn't complete.

I love you.

You complete me.

- And I just... -Shut up. Just shut up.

You had me at hello.

What do you think "You had me at hello" means?

Is it A) I have loved you since we met or B) There is something we need to talk about?

I love you.

You complete me. I...

Shut up. Just shut up. You had me at hello.

The answer is A) I have loved you since we met.

Dorothy agrees with Jerry's realization that their love is more meaningful than winning a game.

And that's English at the movies.