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I have realized patterns throughout talking to people about: movie genres, movie quotes and actors.
From my school, people with high academic achievements, broad general knowledge and good thinking skills tends to like more 'artistic', highly rated and 'award winning' movies. I will call these type of movies: A type movies.
Examples: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Silence of the Lambs, Memento, The Shawshank Redemption and Fight Club.
People who aren't interested in academic fields tends to be more interested in movies with low ratings and 'not award winning' movies. I will call these type of movies: B type movies.
Examples: Resident Evil, GI Joe, Olympus Has Fallen and HitmanAfter reading many film reviews and talking about movies like Fight Club and Memento, people who likes A type movies tends to have better understanding of the movies. But people who likes B type movies tends not...
These patterns I have written up here are obviously extremely simplified and many important factors have been ignored. (such as past life experience)
Is there any related psychology research done? (I can't find any...)
From my school, people with high academic achievements, broad general knowledge and good thinking skills tends to like more 'artistic', highly rated and 'award winning' movies. I will call these type of movies: A type movies.
Examples: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Silence of the Lambs, Memento, The Shawshank Redemption and Fight Club.
People who aren't interested in academic fields tends to be more interested in movies with low ratings and 'not award winning' movies. I will call these type of movies: B type movies.
Examples: Resident Evil, GI Joe, Olympus Has Fallen and HitmanAfter reading many film reviews and talking about movies like Fight Club and Memento, people who likes A type movies tends to have better understanding of the movies. But people who likes B type movies tends not...
These patterns I have written up here are obviously extremely simplified and many important factors have been ignored. (such as past life experience)
Is there any related psychology research done? (I can't find any...)