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filmmusic · 07-17-2014, 01:33 PM

The thing is this:
I have noticed in many forums, that usually people aren't so much diverse in their tastes in film.
There will be a group that watches only Hollywood Blockbusters or B movies, another that will watch only recent films and not older at all, other "elitists" (please no offense anyone) will watch only highly-regarded films (eg. movies from the Criterion collection) and so on.

The thing I like about myself (

) is that i feel I'm quite diverse (not in the degree I would like to) in that i can enjoy both a Kieslowski movie and a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie, a classic Disney animation film and an anime, a Star Wars film and a black and white 30s comedy, a big production like Cleopatra and a small simple film like Conrack, a Schwarzenegger flick like Commando and a romantic period drama like The Age of Innocence, a Terrence Mallick film and a lighthearted romantic comedy, and so on..

In a scale of 1-10 where 10 is the most diverse, and 1 is the least, I would rate me with an 8. (still would have to watch more foreign films and also I have stopped watching recent films because I'm not very fond of them for a number of reasons).

So, what would you say about yourself?

07-17-2014, 01:33 PM	#1
filmmusic Banned Top contributor Member since:Sep 2010 Trading Score:5	How diverse are you in your film tastes? Rate yourself! The thing is this: I have noticed in many forums, that usually people aren't so much diverse in their tastes in film. There will be a group that watches only Hollywood Blockbusters or B movies, another that will watch only recent films and not older at all, other "elitists" (please no offense anyone) will watch only highly-regarded films (eg. movies from the Criterion collection) and so on. The thing I like about myself ( ) is that i feel I'm quite diverse (not in the degree I would like to) in that i can enjoy both a Kieslowski movie and a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie, a classic Disney animation film and an anime, a Star Wars film and a black and white 30s comedy, a big production like Cleopatra and a small simple film like Conrack, a Schwarzenegger flick like Commando and a romantic period drama like The Age of Innocence, a Terrence Mallick film and a lighthearted romantic comedy, and so on.. In a scale of 1-10 where 10 is the most diverse, and 1 is the least, I would rate me with an 8. (still would have to watch more foreign films and also I have stopped watching recent films because I'm not very fond of them for a number of reasons). So, what would you say about yourself?

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