Keep in mind that it is important to have some form of recreation every day. Even in strict monasteries and convents it is part of their rule to have recreation.
In reading the autobiography of St. Therese I learned that they had plays and laughed a lot during their recreation time.
Also, St. Teresa of Avila corrected a young nun who decided to not stay for recreation so she could “go to her cell and contemplate”. St. Teresa of Avila said to her, "Go to your cell and contemplate the Lord, we will make merry with Him here.
Recreation makes for a balanced person. Having said that, I will share that I do not watch television or go to movies, except for maybe once a year, for an exceptional movie. I find that TV disturbs my peace and prayer life.
I do have recreation daily though. It consists of calligraphy/artwork, and gardening. Although I go to retreats about twice, sometimes three times a year, I also meet friends socially and relax.
So, perhaps what is good recreation for some (a good movie) is not for someone else. We all have different personalities, but we do not rest and recreation.
Peace,
Dorothy