I think I have my brother to thank for this quality about me. Even small things don't bother me. People will try and sneak up behind me to scare me at work in my cubicle and I don't even flinch. I don't know, nothing bugs me anymore, which can be a bad thing.

 

HEHEH no, I know what you mean. I just had to be that way. I will give a couple more examples. If I ever came back home at night while we both still lived at home together, he would hide in the hallway where it was completely dark. He would then grab me from behind and throw me down on the ground. Or if I was home alone, he would sneak around to the back of the house and wait for me to walk into the kitchen where he would jump up and start pounding on the windows to try and scare me. Or, to wake me up in the morning on a weekend or something, he would run into my room and jump right on top of me while I'm dead asleep. There are other things. I've just become immune to certain things, that's all.

 

I'm not sure, to be honest with you. Whenever I watch a movie, the fact that it is what it is will always be going through my head and therefore not bother me. If I saw it in real life, I'm not sure how it would affect me. I would think it would because if I see mistreatment of animals, that really pisses me off. Unfortunately, I don't hold people in general with high regards. No offense.

 

M.Night impressed me with Sixth Sense despite the fact I figured it out early on.
But Unbreakable? C'mon, I thought that movie was a comedy, I died laughing when Mr. Glass fell down the stairs. Signs, yeah I think I had to watch it 3 times before I stayed awake all the way through and it was boring each time. I had high hopes too. I'll sit through the Village though in hopes he can spark up that flavour he had in Sixth Sense.

Cube was good, but had the most disappointing ending ever.

Donnie Darko. Amazing, I'm dying for the DC in theaters to be released.

Saw looks awesome though, I've been wanting more movies like Se7en (one of the best ever made).