What is the reason to be angry about these movies? I don't know most of them so don't know what the connection is.

Although I'm not fond of a few of them here (that I do recognize) I never thought about being pissed off by them...do they dis INFJ's in some way or are they just obnoxious?

I got an hour into Twilight, and couldn't take it. I got 5 pages into the book, and couldn't get any further. Everyone insisted it was great, though. What's more annoying is the main character is so much like me (in a very flattened-character way), that I should like it...but what a horrible movie/book!

I don't like any of the others, either. They don't necessarily piss me off, but I wouldn't spend money on them.

Yesterday on TV was a movie I watched just briefly - long enough to catch the rape scene that I feel really should have been edited. Way too graphic. Especially for being on daytime TV! I was having a panic attack just watching it...imagine a young girl seeing that. That pissed me off!

I liked the first Saw film (when it was first released). I have not seen anything else mentioned on your list. I don't understand being pissed off about blockbuster movies...if you are not interested in them, don't watch them. Why invest emotion in something that is meaningless anyway.

Haven't seen or read the Twilight stuff, but Sarah's read the books and from what she's told me I doubt I would like it. The characters sound too whiny and selfish for my tastes. Life isn't always roses kids, and you can't always get what you want. Deal with it. And stop making stupid choices.

I don't mind "stupid" movies. I actually thought Borat was pretty funny from a psychological standpoint. It's interesting to see how differently people react to someone who is so alien to their way of thinking. I admire the patience of the manager in the supermarket. "What's this?" "Cheese". "And this?" "Cheese". "This one?" "That's also cheese." Totally unflappable."

While there have been a number of movies and characters that have annoyed me, the worst offender to me was Titanic. I hated that movie. I was very unsympathetic to the characters, and when the ship sank my thoughts were, "Good. Serves you right. Shame the girl didn't croak, too." To me the whole movie was about, "Gee, look how great it is to make irresponsible choices and not think about anyone but myself." Perhaps that's a somewhat extreme reaction to the movie ;)

Harry Potter I can take or leave. The character is okay, but even he seems a bit whiny to me, too. Generally he's able to suck it up and deal with things, though, so he's tolerable. I'm more annoyed at Rowlings than anything else, since the last book had some rather unnecessary character killing. By unnecessary, I mean that it didn't add anything to the story. It's almost as if she added, "Oh, and so-and-so and so-and-so died, too."

I refused to even watch the Saw movies.

It's not the scariness that bothers me. My favorite kind of story involves some kind of ultimate struggle between good and evil. The greater the conflict, the better. I like a lot of Stephen King's stuff for that reason. I like Robert R. McCammon, too, although none of his stuff has made it to the movies. Stoker's "Dracula" is one of my favorite books, and the "Bram Stoker's Dracula" movie was actually pretty close to the book. I just don't care for things that are scary and gory just for the sake of being scary and gory.

Has anyone seen Watchmen? It's 3 hours and I passed out twice and finally gave up about 20 minutes before the end. I heard about how violent and sexually graphic it was and it was just BORING. It was a baby shower compared to any Quetin Tarantino movie. I just felt like 3 hours of character development left me asking what the plot and point was and I just thought the energy put into dissecting human nature and self destructive tendencies in this film was more like redundant common sense and overkill. It just seemed like a lot of the movies "ah ha" moments were more like "DUH" moments.