Would You Rather Watch Movies Alone?
By mchavez11
@mchavez11 (1406)
Philippines
November 18, 2008 8:16am CST
As we watch our favorite movies, sometimes we prefer wathing them alone especially if you're with someone whose just forcing himself or herself in liking the film, or someone who just asks a lot of questions about what will happen next or why did that happen. For me, its just simply annoying dealing with people like that. I'd so prefer to watch alone than being with someone that keeps on babbling and creating disturbance while you're enjoying your preferred movie. How about you? Would you rather watch movies alone? Or can you stand being with someone even if he or she keeps on talking to you?
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11 responses
@randomosity_prevails (1112)
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18 Nov 08
I usually like watching movies on my own, as I can't bear it when people insist on talking throughout it. If it's a movie that I'm not particularly bothered about though, I'm happy to watch it with someone else, as I'm probably not paying that much attention myself anyway.
If it's one of my favourites, I usually try to encourage other people to watch them if I think they'll like them, but if they talk at me, they're going to be sent away whilst I watch in peace!
@mchavez11 (1406)
• Philippines
18 Nov 08
Cool..lol. Good point mate. Thanks for sharing. Have a great one.
@maroseqf (3657)
• Philippines
19 Nov 08
I never have tried watching a movie alone and I don't ever want to try that. I think it is pitiful for someone to watch a movie all by himself or herself especially when the genre of the movie is comedy. I always watch movies with a friend, relative or my special someone. It's really odd to see a person going to a theater alone.
@marababe (2503)
• Philippines
19 Nov 08
I'd rather watch a movie alone if I have to choose between "solo" time or being with an annoying company. Actually, most of the time I watch a movie alone although there are also times I watch with Cathy (my friend) or Apple (my friend) or with my Mom. I don't really enjoy watching movies with more than 5 friends cos we just end up talking to each other.
@manixxx (116)
• Japan
19 Nov 08
i love watching movies, whether with a companion or not. it doesn't matter, as long as i love the film, i can watch it alone. and it is better to watch it alone so that you can understand what the story is all about, especially documentary films. but it is more fun and exciting if you watch with your friends comedy movies because you will keep on laughing and laughing. that would be fun. well, i guess , it depends upon the movie you want to watch.
@private007 (12)
• Lebanon
19 Nov 08
it depends, if i really like the movie, i can't bear any1 with me, but if i watched it before or its a nice movie, why not watch it with a friend or a family member :)
@amitavroy (4819)
• India
18 Nov 08
well i like to watch the movies at the cinema hall and if that is not done then i prefer to watch them alone because i like to watch them with full concentration and listen to every line very carefully. yes i generally watch serious movies and so i like to watch them alone so that i can focus on the movie and learn the art as i am pursuing the same filed. but then i have seen when you watch the movie with other then it is some times difficult to concentrate. but yes i do discuss about the movie after i watch that.
@moonlitmagikchild (22181)
• United States
19 Nov 08
i like watching movies with others but yeah there are some people that ask questions or talk through the whole thing and ruin it!! my brother has this laugh that is high pitched and he will laugh at stupid stuff to where you cant hear anything or enjoy it
@lazeebee (5461)
• Malaysia
19 Nov 08
Yup, I would definitely prefer watching movies alone, rather be stuck with people who ask inane questions, even when they have just watched the same scene as you. I simply don't understand them - are they watching the movie or dreaming? I tend to get very irritated, because it would make me lose thread of the next few scenes, while I have to explain to them, whatever they don't understand or missed.
@mano5chi (207)
• Spain
19 Nov 08
It depends on the movie. I prefer watching simple movies (such Wall-e, Tropic Thunder, Max Payne and so on) with my friends and complex ones (such Lost Highway, Memento, Paprika, Perfect Blue, Mulholland Drive and so on) alone so I can understand everything.
