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THANK YOU! The characters are frequently shallow, the humor stilted and the violence is getting old.Īs hipster as it is, a lot of independent films are doing a much better job recently. I think it's just more about trying to share the experience with someone rather than being a true movie, sports, etc. So I just try to tune in for some of the big stuff so that I have a general idea of what is happening and then I just sort of paint my nails or fold laundry for the rest. Award and talent shows depress me ( my own issues) but my roommates loved them. That may be more interesting to you than the storyline itself. Yeah, a lot of movies and television, are predictable, but some people like the movies for the very reason that they are predictable and therefore they can just sort of veg out or distress without having to think too hard about things., I like movies with a bit more stimulation or something that may make think about it for a few days afterward. What may help is to focus on something else about the movie, like how the actor portrays the character, or the musical scoring, or cinematography of the movie. But then, also one would have to take into account that people also change and grow, so you may have liked movies at one time, but now your interest lies in t.v. Now maybe, if you used to love movies, and suddenly you hate them, then maybe it would have something to do with your depression. It seems to me, that you just don't have a preference for watching movies. I guess, you could liken it to, someone who doesn't like to watch sports, or video games, or talent shows, award shows, or, reality television.etc. Is anyone else like me? I really hope I'm not alone. It just feels like a tiring experience I wish I didn't need to have or wasn't socially expected of me to enjoy.

#Movies formz org movie#

Sometimes I will feel horribly anxious if hot women are in the movie because I struggle a lot with jealousy and insecurity, so I guess that's another good reason I dislike them so much. Every time I put a movie on for my boyfriend to watch when he gets home from work (he loves movies), I will check to see how long it is so that I can mentally prepare myself for it, and try to keep some sort of time on it because I know I'll be bored.

Whenever a movie is on and I'm watching it with someone, I'm counting down the minutes until it ends and usually thinking along the lines of: 'This big thing has just happened which means we're maybe about halfway through.', or, 'ah, this thing is happening, which means the movie must nearly be over'. Whenever I'm trapped into watching a movie with someone I wish I could be doing something else, reading, or listening to music or just something else, anything else, even sleeping would be better. People come back from a movie all excited like, 'OMG WE SAW THIS MOVIE! WHAT DID YOU THINK OF IT?' all happy, and I'm thinking, 'oh that one? Yeah, that was terrible', but I can't say that? My hatred of movies feels so offensive inside to me somehow, like I must just be an awful person for not enjoying movies. yeah we watched it together like last month.' I lie a lot in social situations to avoid hurting peoples feelings or to stop myself looking like a ****-joy. I feel really alone about this because it just stops so many conversations flat when I'm like, 'oh I don't think I've seen that', and they're like, 'um. It's hard for me when it comes to socializing because of course every once in a while a movie will be brought up and there will be some jokes that I didn't find funny enough to remember that people will be laughing about, or someone will mention a movie I've seen and it was such a tedious experience for me that I didn't even remember what anecdote they're talking to me about. People seem to get excited about nothing when it comes to movies. It just all seems so deeply boring and like just the same thing over and over and over again getting recycled into similar packages. There's just nothing there at all for me, and usually I can predict what's going to happen in the end anyway, how everything will be okay in the end or not. Oh, or 'SPECIAL EFFECTS!!!!', and similar humor, and the same kinds of romances, and the same kinds of hot people all combined. The majority of movies to me are either generic male bore-fests with explosions, violence and hot women generic female bore-fests with romance and hot guys or the same boring attempts at the same sense of humor every time. I don't know if this is linked to my depression or anxiety or anything, but movies all just seem to fit into one of a some limited categories for me.