Kids have no media literacy

I'm stuck. I run a movie club for my high school. And the point of the club is to have these kids see the beauty, the art that is movies. I made my list full of movies from the NFR and I figured it would be great. We have a book club and they have all these super deep and interesting conversations about the meaning behind the books, who the author was and how that affected the making of the books etc. So I figured it would be similar to that.

I have 6 students in movie club, I'm playing 2001 a space odyssey. One student is (barely) watching it, mostly texting. The other 5 are playing super smash bros on their friend switch. This has been happening all year long. I say "Hey. How about this. Let's just hook up your guys game to my big screen and then we can just do that until your rides are here." All six of them really like that idea and that's what they do for next hour and a half.

So like I said, I'm stuck. On one hand, I know that if I let stuff like this continue, it ruins the point of the club. On the other hand, I mean if they'd rather watch the sonic movie (something they really want me to play) then like I'm down. I want them to have fun and enjoy themselves and get along. Because that's like the point of the club. But at the same time, it's like I'm spitting in the face of what I wanted this club to be. But I don't know, maybe I'm just being stuck up.

I feel like I'm offering them a plate of some fine French cousine and they're telling me they'd rather have a biggie bag from Wendy's. But like at the same time, I don't blame them because the Wendy's biggie bag super duper slaps big time.