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    Quote Originally Posted by Elro View Post
    Quoted stuff is always in italics - not sure if that screwed up your rating system or not.
    It totally did.

    The only ones I didn't italicize (because I haven't seen them, was Charlie Bartlett, Secondhand Lions, and Senseless).
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    Quote Originally Posted by jason_m View Post
    I don't know if I'm Alpha, but here are some of the movies that I really like:

    - A Beautiful Mind
    - The Big Lebowski
    - Back to the Future
    - The Game
    - The Departed
    - The Usual Suspects
    - Stranger than Fiction.

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    I think most of them are Alpha. "Back to the Future" and "The Big Lebowski" (are mainly Alpha but) lean towards Delta, and "The Departed" could be Gamma, imo. The rest are predominately Alpha.
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    I didn't go through and check, but anything by Pixar that I can think of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ephemeros View Post
    These movies I enjoyed lately, I wait for your approval to classify them as Alpha:

    - 30 Days Of Night
    - Cronos
    - Dead Man (me and other Alphas love it, but I know people from Delta with the same opinion)
    - Frankenstein (the one with De Niro)
    - From Hell
    - Kill Bill
    - Max Payne
    - Mr Bean (almost all)
    - Quo Vadis (I think different people value different things in it)
    - Snuff Box
    - The Passion Of Christ
    - anything with a plot in Britain or France in the 19th century, better if they contain killers or promiscuity
    - anything happening in ancient Greece, but virtually all movies on this topic are crap, "Troy" and "300" being representative examples (at least I'm happy they are not named "Iliad" and "The Battle of Thermopylae"). I saw a cool one many years ago, about Oedipus, I think it was a Greek movie.
    that's the only one on your list that I've seen... it's good but idk about it being an "alpha" movie. the rest are not my type of movies (not saying that this doesn't make them alpha, just that we definately don't have the same taste in movies. These all seem way too heavy, gothic, or horror related for me to be able to enjoy. Bean being the exception.)

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    yeah, I do think that alot of alphas like Kill Bill though. technically the thread title is "movies for alpha people" so it can go on the list

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    I recently started watching this show. My thoughts:

    Ned: H-LII. The themes of alienation and being detached from the world, observing the world as an outsider, are stereotypically LII. Chuck uses her Fe to stir his typically placid emotions, and "brings him to life" in a way, which is fitting considering the show's theme.

    Chuck: C-ESE. SEI is also plausible, I think, but I lean toward ESE. Ned and Emerson both try to keep her from coming along on their cases at first, but she refuses to be dissuaded, in a very EJ manner. As I mentioned before, her strong Fe brings Ned to life metaphorically, in the same way he brought her back to life literally. Furthermore, her Si is clearly shown by her literal Caregiver role with her aunts, which she finds a way to continue even while pretending to still be dead.

    Emerson: I'm not entirely sure, but I get an Se-valuing IJ temperament impression from him, so perhaps LSI or ESI? He serves as a foil for all the Alpha-ness of the two leads, so he's almost certainly not Alpha, anyway.

    Olive: I got an impression of ESE at first, and it's possible that she's a different subtype of ESE from Chuck (perhaps D-ESE?). Alternatively, I've been considering Gamma SF, but that seems unlikely given her unrequited love for Ned, an LII. Maybe EIE or something?

    Overall, while I quite enjoy the characters, I find that the vague dreamlike/story book/fairy-tale-esque setting makes it difficult to create any real drama or tension in the plot, leaving me feeling somewhat unfulfilled by the show.
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    Well, the song in the video.

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    I love these guys, they are so alpha. Especially Simon, the one telling the story.

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    I know you hate this bullshit but seriously, BG. You are such a fucking ISFp.

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    Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs. First half is textbook Alpha.
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    Well, if I'm an alpha like many here seem to think, then I'll list some of my favorites:

    Dirty Dancing, Serendipity, Top Gun, Blade Runner, Memento, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Machinist, Ink, Grandma's Boy.

    I could list a few more, but *shrug* that should give an idea.

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    So, so Alpha NT.

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    I hijacked my sibling's account, I'm an ISFp. . .

    I watched Away We Go awhileago, and later (when I was more educated on socionics) realized that is was a very alpha-ish movie.

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    these short video clips fitting with Alpha quadra theme

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    Dunno if it was mentioned in the old thread (mentioned in the 1st post)

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudy_...e_of_Meatballs

    The movie was like... OMG! Somebody who made this knew socionics very well!
    The movie depicts Alpha in the most alphian way I've ever seen.

    Please, see it for yourselves

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    Quote Originally Posted by invalid user View Post
    Dunno if it was mentioned in the old thread (mentioned in the 1st post)
    The first post was in 2007. The movie wasn't released until 2009 according to the page YOU linked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by siuntal View Post
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    Well that video was depressing! Zero needed to like get some superpowers and get vengeance upon all those people who had bullied him. And in the end, they didn't even change the system or prejudices that people had, they just said, "Oh, yeah, we've got an infinity now. So we're better than you?"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spiro View Post
    The first post was in 2007. The movie wasn't released until 2009 according to the page YOU linked.
    Pardon my Ni7.

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    Default Alpha Books and Movies

    My nephew is SEI and he loves any cartoon, animation, that's fantasy, this is the third time he watches 'how to train a dragon" and "hotel Transylvania." I've also noticed a lot of fantasy like books and movies being watched by SEI; can you name any?
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    The Exterminating Angel (Bunuel)



    Lost in Translation (Coppola)



    Fanny and Alexander (Bergman)...mixed Alpha/Beta vibes? It strikes me as a bit more Alpha-friendly at the beginning (with bits of Beta drama/exhibitionism every now and then)..and gradually more Beta as the story progresses..

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    maybe this documentary...? both me and my SO enjoyed watching it
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    they say that Chris is ESE and Jackie is SEI.

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    Idk if it was already mentioned (too lazy to browse through 4 pages...) but...
    Those films are not necessarily "stricly Alpha", but these are some of the ones both me & my SO very much enjoyed and watched more than once.
    Basically any Superhero film and we're up for in the cinema

    Men In Black series
     

    Matrix series
    that's my SO's favourite film and favourite scene
     

    Iron Man series
    we both really like it, but I absolutely Iron Man



    Batman series
     

    also Spiderman, Superman... I could go on...
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    http://youtu.be/nlvYKl1fjBI

    it was apparently a financial flop in the US... we enjoyed watching it nevertheless it was entertaining

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    La Dolce Vita, although it was more of a commentary on the debauchery of elite society than something quadra-specific. Marcello might have been an SEI, which is one of a few things that stood out to me as possibly being alpha. I'd be interested in hearing about Fellini's type as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aisa View Post
     
    http://youtu.be/nlvYKl1fjBI

    it was apparently a financial flop in the US... we enjoyed watching it nevertheless it was entertaining
    Have you seen breaking bad?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Soupman View Post
    Have you seen breaking bad?
    nope, I've heard about it though. I've read the general outline of the plot and it made me cringe, so I decided I don't feel like watching it.
    Why?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aisa View Post
    nope, I've heard about it though. I've read the general outline of the plot and it made me cringe, so I decided I don't feel like watching it.
    Why?
    cringe? what exactly about it? the characters in the show are very organic and unpredictable

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    Quote Originally Posted by Soupman View Post
    cringe? what exactly about it? the characters in the show are very organic and unpredictable
    the very idea of becoming what is essentially a drug dealer is what made me cringe and it still does, to me it's "selling one's soul" and pretty much reading the general storyline gave me a similar nauseating feel I had after watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" (even though the initial reasons of the "Breaking Bad" character's were more "noble").

    To me film/series is also about the main idea not only the fact whether characters are organic or not. And the main idea for this show is just sth that I don't feel like watching.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aisa View Post
    the very idea of becoming what is essentially a drug dealer is what made me cringe and it still does, to me it's "selling one's soul" and pretty much reading the general storyline gave me a similar nauseating feel I had after watching "The Wolf of Wall Street" (even though the initial reasons of the "Breaking Bad" character's were more "noble").

    To me film/series is also about the main idea not only the fact whether characters are organic or not. And the main idea for this show is just sth that I don't feel like watching.
    you are a lot like me with your pessimism, I reject a lot of stuff when the premise seems dumb but lately I've started to be more open minded and that is how I got to enjoy breaking bad. Actual breaking bad is less about dealing meth and the teacher. I don't want to give spoilers but for the most the Walter White is clueless about drug dealing ''reality'' seeing the industry from a very different perspective.

    wolf of wall street is retarded, I only enjoy the boobs that would pop up here and there but that is more of my penis doing a lot of the ''thinking'', I just didn't enjoy it.

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    @aisa I'm a strong pessimist so I don't like it when somebody assumes I'll enjoy something and then I watch and feel meh, I fill like the person has just wasted precious seconds of my life, I won't take any recommendation from them again. I'd be happy if you could find a credible reason to hate it as opposed to a judgement from an ignorant point of view.

    Watch box cutter, it sets the tone for the awestruck/emotional roller-coaster that characterises the show
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    Quote Originally Posted by Soupman View Post
    you are a lot like me with your pessimism, I reject a lot of stuff when the premise seems dumb but lately I've started to be more open minded and that is how I got to enjoy breaking bad. Actual breaking bad is less about dealing meth and the teacher. I don't want to give spoilers but for the most the Walter White is clueless about drug dealing ''reality'' seeing the industry from a very different perspective.
    it's not really pessimism, it's more of a key to choosing what I watch, it usually works for me - and when I do force myself to watch sth because other people enjoyed it while I predicted I wouldn't like it... it usually turns out my initial feeling was right. It might sound like confirmation bias, but really it is not, I just more or less know and can predict my reactions.

    It's not that I wouldn't appreciate the acting or a well-written scenario - I once saw about half an episode of "Breaking Bad" by accident and it looked well-made, quite intelligent and with some humour. But sometimes sth's "off" and this one thing is what will make me feel somewhat disgusted after watching some films. It's just how I "work"

    since you do sound quite convincing I might give it one more chance though and actually watch an episode... but it's not a promise

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    Quote Originally Posted by Soupman View Post
    I'd be happy if you could find a credible reason to hate it as opposed to a judgement from an ignorant point of view.
    lol, you have an uncanny ability of trying to be nice while still (albeit unconciously) writing it sometimes in such a manner that just sounds a bit unpleasant

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    Quote Originally Posted by aisa View Post
    lol, you have an uncanny ability of trying to be nice while still (albeit unconciously) writing it sometimes in such a manner that just sounds a bit unpleasant
    At least you know my heart is in the right place

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