MOVIE X2
I JUST SAW SHERLOCK HOLMES AGAIN. (And it was still just as awesome.)
*is an obsessive retard*
I don't think I've EVER watched the same movie twice in one day, let alone seen it twice in one day at a THEATRE.
(If it helps, I saw it with different people this time.)
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Speaking of Sherlock Holmes, I've started typing the characters according to Myers-Briggs. So here they are, in my opinon:
Sherlock Holmes- INTP/ISTP (Definitely the first due to drawing conclusions/formulating logical theories, but he's also great at spotting things and paying attention to all of his senses, and loves to tinker with his inventions which is an ISTP trait)
John Watson- ESFJ (Well of course he's the opposite of Holmes...he's more in-tune with his emotions, tidier, more sociable with people, and doesn't draw conclusions as well as Holmes)
Inspector Lestrade- ESTJ (He's capable of speaking to his men in a dominating manner and manages order in the police force, he sees what's in front of him (rather than drawing conclusions) and seems too rigid to be in-tune with his emotions (but I could be wrong, I haven't read many stories yet, I'm working on it!)
Irene Adler- ENTP/ENFP (She's a thinker when she needs to be, but has underlying feelings, and seems to be sociable and can draw conclusions like Holmes...and she seems to be able to improvise)
Professor Moriarty- INTJ (A thinker who can rationalize and plan great evil plots...)
*is an obsessive retard*
I don't think I've EVER watched the same movie twice in one day, let alone seen it twice in one day at a THEATRE.
(If it helps, I saw it with different people this time.)
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Speaking of Sherlock Holmes, I've started typing the characters according to Myers-Briggs. So here they are, in my opinon:
Sherlock Holmes- INTP/ISTP (Definitely the first due to drawing conclusions/formulating logical theories, but he's also great at spotting things and paying attention to all of his senses, and loves to tinker with his inventions which is an ISTP trait)
John Watson- ESFJ (Well of course he's the opposite of Holmes...he's more in-tune with his emotions, tidier, more sociable with people, and doesn't draw conclusions as well as Holmes)
Inspector Lestrade- ESTJ (He's capable of speaking to his men in a dominating manner and manages order in the police force, he sees what's in front of him (rather than drawing conclusions) and seems too rigid to be in-tune with his emotions (but I could be wrong, I haven't read many stories yet, I'm working on it!)
Irene Adler- ENTP/ENFP (She's a thinker when she needs to be, but has underlying feelings, and seems to be sociable and can draw conclusions like Holmes...and she seems to be able to improvise)
Professor Moriarty- INTJ (A thinker who can rationalize and plan great evil plots...)