My Movie Watching... Habits

I don't watch movies. I said this in an earlier post and I'll say it again (third time's the charm, after all). I don't watch movies. Well, I do, and I have, but not regularly. I'm not a huge fan of them, and most of the movies I've seen don't really register in my head (and some unfortunately do). My favorites are the ones that do register. The interesting, weird ones. They have to make me laugh, or think, or both. I don't need a movie to be sad and I don't need a movie to be excited. Make me happy, or make me thoughtful, and if you're neither of those then I don't care. Bill Murray movies are great because they do both. Interesting, weird. So I avoid anything that really doesn't fit those two categories. I usually watch movies...wherever the movie is playing. It doesn't matter, if I want to watch it I will. When? Whenever. It, again, doesn't matter. What? I don't care. I don't need popcorn, or a warm blanket, or even a place to sit (although all three are nice).

According to the survey, I'm a reserved, quiet introvert with a warm, trusting (hahahahaha), agreeable nature that's sometimes (always) stubborn and competitive (eh). I'm conscientious and organized,  and have high standards. I always strive for my goals (well duh). I'm calm and can deal with stress (pfft) but sometimes experience guilt, anger, or sadness (what? Really?). I'm practical but willing to try new things and try to seek a balance between the old and new (nah, I'm seventeen so I'm completely set in my ways like a ninety year old man). Apparently I mostly watch movies for the pleasure-seeking and artistic values but also for socializing and action aspects. I also like sensation-seeking and information-seeking. Eh. I give this survey a C++ (heh heh, programming joke).

If my life was made into a movie, no one would play me because it'd be such a boring movie and nothing would ever happen and no one would watch it...which is a good thing! Yay!