Maybe. I typed him as INTP based on the fact that he's an engineer and nerdy but maybe that was wrong
Adunno, Princess Bride is a INFP film through and through, they love it. Think it's too cheesy for an INTP.
Maybe. I typed him as INTP based on the fact that he's an engineer and nerdy but maybe that was wrong
Possibly. I'm still nor sure whether my new job can be in any way fulfilling (I'll be learning how to program). But I don't want to derail the thread any further. We can take this elsewhere if you like.Very true, though I will say that there are certain mindsets required for certain jobs which often explains why certain people are drawn to them.
An ENFP for example would probably have a f difficult time being a claims processor. The lack of contact with people and rote nature of going over numbers and rules would be unlikely to appeal to them much. They could do it but it would be a bit stressful I think. Istj on the other hand? That's their dream job. Rules! Enforce rules! Lol
I liked the purity of it from a technical point of view. And I'm not INFPAdunno, Princess Bride is a INFP film through and through, they love it. Think it's too cheesy for an INTP.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage
It was ok. Some mindless fun.
I think they overdid everything. The first film felt like it had more subtlety and character development whereas this was just trying to throw a bunch of stuff at you.
I really liked Venom from the first movie. He was actually my favorite character. I think they messed with Venom a bit too much in this and made his character a mockery. I really did enjoy the scene where he made breakfast using every single food he could find in the kitchen to cheer up Eddie.![]()
As Above, So Below.
It's a largely uknown movie, and it's surprising considering how it's much better than the Descent. Atmospheric, introspective and terrifying.
As Above, So Below.
It's a largely uknown movie, and it's surprising considering how it's much better than the Descent. Atmospheric, introspective and terrifying.