Movie ?'s

Honestly, it's difficult to decide on a favorite movie. Extremely difficult, in fact. If I had to choose, though, I would have to go with The Shawshank Redemption. The storytelling and narration in this movie is absolutely incredible. It's one of the few examples where the movie is better than the book. It is executed so well, and Morgan Freeman was the perfect actor to fill the role of Red. Doubling as a character and a narrator is right up his alley, and he does it flawlessly in this film.

I really just don’t care for the entire series of Twilight films. Maybe that’s just me being a guy, but it takes a lot for me to get through them. Another type of film that I share similar feelings for is adaptations of books that are unbelievably inaccurate.

I watch movies often. Most of the time, it’s on Netflix, but sometimes I do go to the theater with friends.

I don’t need much for movie viewing. I just need a comfortable seat and a beverage. Lighting doesn’t really matter to me. 
If my life story was made into a movie, it would be a pretty boring movie. I haven't done many extravagant things or been to great places. I have no idea what genre it would be, probably comedy.

Results

YOUR PERSONALITY

Take a look at how you scored on the Big Five personality dimensions below.
Your scores, compared with the responses of other people, suggest that you may be described as follows:

YOU ARE 25% EXTROVERTED.

You are introverted, reserved and serious. You prefer to be alone or with a few close friends.

YOU ARE 33% AGREEABLE.

You are hard-headed, skeptical, proud and competitive. You tend to express your anger directly.

YOU ARE 58% CONSCIENTIOUS.

You are dependable and moderately well-organised. You generally have clear goals and are able to set goals aside.

YOU ARE 100% EMOTIONALLY STABLE.

You are secure, hardy, and generally relaxed even under stressful conditions.

YOU ARE 67% OPEN TO NEW EXPERIENCES.

You are practical but willing to consider new ways of doing things. You try to seek a balance between the old and the new.


WHY YOU WATCH MOVIES

We have proposed 10 psychological uses for watching films.
Below are your scores for each of these 10 uses, and the relevant descriptions of the ways in which you enjoy films.

PLEASURE-SEEKING: 60%

NOSTALGIA: 10%

The “pleasure seeking” dimension refers to the extent to which you are a hedonistic movie watcher or choose movies because they make you feel good. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

Your low score on the “nostalgia” dimension suggests that you rarely watch movies in order to re-experience the past. Thus, you do not think of using movies as a means to re-live prior experiences. You are a person of the present, not the past.

CATHARSIS: 50%

AGGRESSION: 50%

The “catharsis” dimension refers to the extent to which you watch movies in order to feel miserable and suffer with the characters of the movie. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

The “aggressive” dimension refers to the extent to which you enjoy watching violent movies in order to release aggression or tension. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

ESCAPISM: 75%

SENSATION-SEEKING: 40%

Your high score on the “escapism” dimension suggests that you watch movies in order to escape or forget about reality – thus films provide you with the necessary distractions to switch off from everyday problems.

The “sensation seeking” dimension refers to the extent to which you watch movies on order to experience arousing or adrenalising feelings. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

ARTISTIC: 45%

INFORMATION-SEEKING: 50%

The “artistic” dimension refers to the extent to which you are interested in aesthetically driven, conceptual, and highly creative films. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

The “information seeking” dimension refers to the extent to which you are a curious and intellectual movie watcher. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

BOREDOM-AVOIDANCE: 40%

SOCIALISATION: 70%

The “boredom avoidance” dimension refers to the extent to which you watch films primarily as a means of avoiding boredom. Your score on this dimension is average or similar to most people.

Your high score on the “socialising” dimension suggests that you are more interested in the company of others than the actual movie; and that you rarely see the point of watching movies alone. Watching movies is a social experience for you.