Delta Quadra Movies and TV Shows

[jimbo]

Sascha Baron Cohen is an ENxp, possibly ENTp > ENFp, I think. Though I don't think either character is all that delta probably.

It's hard to tell out of the two hay. I would go for ENFP over ENTP at the moment but I am by no means sure. I don't mean the characters are ENFP but they to me seem like characters created by an ENFP, ie Sasha (assuming he creates them himself). One of my mates who is an ENFP and I often come up with characters and act em just like that, there is something very similar about how their traits manifest. I don't know how to explain it too well but to me it just seems like the characters are created by an ENFP.

[jimbo]

Juno I think is more like an ILE and maybe an SEI for Cera's character.

Yeh I agree with all of that. Guess it is mostly an Alfa movie, with a part Delta in there too.

[Hot Scalding Gayser]

Oh yeah I can see Brokeback Mountain being Delta. Cause I didn't really like the movie. I just honestly liked the gay sex parts and when he spat in that dude's asshole. Because I'm 12. But the whole main plot and such was just like.... I just didn't like it. I only liked it cause it was a generic obvious 'Gay is Okay' movie kinda. But other than that it wasn't my thing at all.

Just my luck from here on out the only other gay men I will meet will be ESTjs... *emo tear*

[Linalee]

Si / Fi / Ne



What about this one :

[eunice]

Well, I'm sure as fuck not going to sit on the sidelines and let Tom hog up all of the Si-ESTj glory for himself, so to answer your question, yes. I believe Si-ESTj is most likely my true sociotype. I am also clearly an E8. SLIs cannot be 8s. machintruc has confirmed this for me.

Slacker Mom and jewels hate my guts. Would you like me as a dual?

I always welcome another Si-ESTj. =) Although I have enjoyed reading your posts so far, I still think that you are Te-ISTp.

[duality is cringe]

I always welcome another Si-ESTj. =) Although I have enjoyed reading your posts so far, I still think that you are Te-ISTp.

iwasjokingbutw/eiloveyoueunicebye!

[Chloe]

I watched maybe 1/10 of movies mentioned in this thread. Is something wrong with my Delta?

[The Greeter]

Nothing is wrong with your Delta. Your Delta is fine.

[Chloe]

Nothing is wrong with your Delta. Your Delta is fine.

Jupi

[UDP]

"Hondo", a John Wayne movie.

Hondo Lane, a dispatch rider for the cavalry, encounters Angie Lowe, a woman living alone with her young son in the midst of hostile Apache territory. She presumes she is safe because the Apaches, under their chief Vittorio, have always left them alone. Later Lane has a run-in with Angie's reprobate husband and is forced to kill him, not knowing who he is. Vittorio captures Lane and to save his life, Angie tells the Apache chief that Lane is her husband, unaware that Lane has killed her real husband. In order to protect her from a forced marriage with one of the Apache, Lane reluctantly goes along with the lie, though he knows the truth must eventually come out, to Vittorio and to Angie, both.

More so than that simple summary from IMDB, it was about Hondo helping to raise the boy and his approach to the woman.


Also, Gran Torino may be somewhat delta.
There is very little glamorization of anything. Compared to a beta movie like "Wanted" (I think that's what it was called) or "300", there is very little entertainment or amazement, it's very realistic. And there's a slow building of an Fi sort of relationship/s at play, and Clint's character changing through the movie. Clint is kind of like a delta ST in that movie who could use the help of a delta NF (especially IEE) to get him to develop, meet the new people, and also see the consequences of his .... acts of violence on other people.

[ArchonAlarion]

how is Neverending story Beta? There is lots of Fi between the boy and his friends in the movie. And that big dog thing with the nice fuzzy Si fur and their Fi relationship. There is a "quest" sort of feeling, but that can also be Delta.

I'd guess Alpha. Its not definitely not Gamma.

[randomguy]

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (original)

The way Wonka tests all the childrens true intentions to see who is for real seems very Delta to me.

[Linalee]

There was another similar thread, wasn't it ? I've wrote this before, somewhere

Lady Chatterley (Pascale Ferran, 2006)


The New World (Terrence Malick, 2005)


Dead Poets Society

Not sure but maybe The Nightmare before Christmas (Henry Selick, 1993) ? Can't decide, alpha or delta ?

[Creepy-male]

Wasn't Gaiman on The Nightmare Before Christmas? Or was that Burton?

"If it's weird, it's NF. If it's fairytale weird, it's Delta NF; if it's dramatic and depressing as well as weird, it's Beta NF."

I think Alphaweird tends to produce slightly soulless characters, like Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei or Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, since the Ne focuses on making them as distilled as possible. Next question: what about Little Shop of Horrors? It and The Nightmare Before Christmas can be compared and contrasted for fun and profit.

[Linalee]

Well I don't know the little shop of horrors, so I won't compare ^^
The Nightmare was made by Selick, but maybe produced by Burton.

When I see the female character in this movie, I can't help but think of SEI, you know. My other typing for her would be IEE but she seems well grounded. Jack on the other hand lives mainly in his head. I don't really imagine him being so receptive to Fi. Or maybe he is some kind of nerdy LSE ?? I have a blind spot on these 2.

NF don't always win the medal of weirdest characters. Some Ne or Ni is enough to grant weirdness. Irrational temperament comes second, or so I think

Have just thought of
The Big Lebowsky
My name is nobody (with Henry Fonda and Terence Hill)


Golden Swallow (Come drink with me 1966) , under estimated one

Crouchen Tiger Hidden Dragon (or something like that) by Ang Lee

Ok I edit every 2 minutes...
After the wedding (could fit into gamma too but there are good examples of deltas in here)


Ah, and what about
The Pianist (don't watch if you haven"t seen the movie, it's a mega spoiler)


Sorry if it has been mentioned before, I don't remember.

[Marie84]

*The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
*Au revoir les enfants
*Hotel Rwanda

[The Greeter]

*Hotel Rwanda

I forget the name of the main character but do you think he is an EII? I thought he might have been.

[jewels]

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (original)

The way Wonka tests all the childrens true intentions to see who is for real seems very Delta to me.

my fav movie! I'd watch that tons of times as a kid! plus, it had candy

[randomguy]

my fav movie! I'd watch that tons of times as a kid! plus, it had candy

Awesome! One of my Favs too! The ending always brings the tears :*(

[randomguy]

Bad Santa - Billy Bob is ISTP and his bartender girlfriend is ENFP

[UDP]

maybe a bit more gamma or even beta but i liked it a lot so it gets honorable mention:


the dark knight
(batman movie)

[Marie84]

I forget the name of the main character but do you think he is an EII? I thought he might have been.

Yah I think Paul is EII, I'm not sure what the real Paul was like though; the Red Cross worker friend of Paul's was EII too. Colonel Oliver seemed like an LSE

[Marie84]

maybe a bit more gamma or even beta but i liked it a lot so it gets honorable mention:


the dark knight
(batman movie)

I liked it too, my vote goes to Gamma, though Batman is rather LSI-ish.

Christopher Nolan movies all seem Gamma, to me, I think he's an ESI

[Lobo]

I think the main character in the Constant Gardener is EII, played by Ralph Fiennes.

[UDP]

I liked it too, my vote goes to Gamma, though Batman is rather LSI-ish.

Christopher Nolan movies all seem Gamma, to me, I think he's an ESI

Batman was probably more ESI, in terms of how he was very ethically and m morally confident about what he did. He seems unconcerned with Fe.

[jewels]

Awesome! One of my Favs too! The ending always brings the tears :*(

haha, like your sig!

For some odd reason I really liked the scene where he eats the buttercup teacup thing. I always wished they made those and sold them in stores. I would have totally eaten them. I know for a while they sold wily wonka candy, but it didn't look like the real thing

[Marie84]

Batman was probably more ESI, in terms of how he was very ethically and m morally confident about what he did. He seems unconcerned with Fe.

You may be right, I think I was just seeing a lot of Christian Bale's own type come through

[UDP]

Jane Erye, from what I've seen so far.


Jane = Minde, also.

[Marie84]

Jane Erye, from what I've seen so far.

EII+LSE duality
Except for the 1996 version which is more Gamma, they took away her Ne wittiness

[UDP]

2006 bbc version is apparently very good (according to Minde, who read the book)

youtube playlist of the bbc 2006 series

[Marie84]

2006 bbc version is apparently very good (according to Minde, who read the book)

youtube playlist of the bbc 2006 series

It's a very good adaptation, as is the 1983 version which is a bit more loyal to the book (story wise)

[UDP]

mr rochester reminds me of myself so much, it's funny/creepy. Mostly amusing though.

[Marie84]

In personality or antics? Because if you try to humiliate and make EII girls cry just to get them to admit their feelings for you, I'll have to smack you

[UDP]

The initial generosity, the following suspicion, the protectiveness and wariness of the other family, the facial expressions, etc.
I haven't finished it yet, I'm on part 3, so no spoilers, yet.


"Give me back nine .... Jane,I have need of it"
lol
I'm quite sure I have that exact smile when I make similar requests/propositions

[DividedsGhost]

[Lobo]

Haha, I used to watch that show all the time.

[DirectorAbbie]

Scrooge McDuck is awesome! Why is he LSE?

[EyeSeeCold]

Weird! I was just thinking of Christmas and Scrooge in one of my off-thought tangents.

BTW LIE?

[UDP]

Ask one of my friends how tight I am with money

[DirectorAbbie]

Lobo, how tight is Ryu with money?

I'm not nearly as tight as my SLI mom. You ever hear of kids who do something differently than their parents when they grow up as a way of rejecting how their parents do things? I reject my dad's flightiness and my mom's stinginess.