Sorry for bothering everyone, but reading about “if”, I’ve come upon the following sentence:

えいが　を　み　に　いきたかったら　”Cineplex”　に　いきたい　です。
If we go to see a movie, I want to go to “Cineplex.”

I’m probably wrong, but I thought that
“えいが　を　み　に　いきたかったら　”Cineplex”　に　いきたい　です。”
should mean
“If we want to go to see a movie, I want to go to “Cineplex.””.
And
“If we go to see a movie, I want to go to “Cineplex.””
should mean
“えいが　を　み　に　いったら　”Cineplex”　に　いきたい　です。”
Where am I wrong?

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