I thought I'd seen/I thought saw his every movie.

[the batman learner]

My friend suggested me to watch Tom cruise "Xyz" movie and I wasn't familiar with it, I thought I'd seen his every movie.

My friend suggested me to watch tom cruise "Xyz" movie and I wasn't familiar with it, I thought saw his every movie.

What's the difference here?

 

[5jj]

There are several mistakes in each of them. Here's one possibility:

My friend suggested I watch Tom Cruise's "Xyz". I hadn't heard of it. I thought I'd seen all his movies.

 

[the batman learner]

Ok so I thought I'd seen is correct but when do we use "I thought I saw" can you give me any example?

 

[emsr2d2]

I thought I saw a cat yesterday.

 

[Tarheel]

OK. So "I thought I'd seen" is correct, but when do we use "I thought I saw"? Can you give me any examples?

I thought I saw a raccoon.

 

[emsr2d2]

@the batman learner You need to understand the difference between direct and reported speech.

I thought I saw a cat yesterday.
This morning, I told my sister that I thought I had seen a cat yesterday.

 

[the batman learner]

What's the difference here?
"I thought we moved/had moved on from this.

Context: When you think you've already gone over a subject but your friend brings it up again.

 

[Barque]

I'd use "had moved on" there.

My friend suggested me

"Suggest" never takes an object.

Edit: I forgot it can in some cases. Please see 5jj's clarification below.

tom cruise

Tom Cruise. Names of people are always capitalised.

(These are just the two most obvious mistakes in your sentences.)

 

[5jj]

"Suggest" never takes an indirect object.

It can take a direct object: He suggested some improvements.