<U>Ok, well, which will have the most interesting characters?<C><U>I'm thinking of seeing a movie this weekend. What do you think I should see?<A>Will it be just you or with your family?<U>Just me and my wife. We generally like movies with good character development, you know, with some relation to real people like us.<A>What movies have you seen that demonstrated what you're saying?<U>We saw Instant Family last, and we could certainly relate to the family dynamics. We have watched British dramas, and appreciated the long-term character development. We've also liked some movies with running characters like Pirates of the Caribbean.<A>Well, that's a lot to work with. In looking at what's out there, how about the Joker, which is all about a character, and has its own lore.<U>Absolutely not. That's about really dark topics and not uplifting at all.<A>So not something that would leave you down. Like coming back to the kids with a bad mood and low energy.<U>Exactly. That's a requirement.<A>Let's see, there is Downton Abbey, a Terminator movie, a biography about Harriet Tubman, and another Malificent movie.<U>Which have my friends seen? Or others like me?<A>You don't have friends who like movies (hahaha). But the most popular movies for the demographic like you are Downton and Terminator.<U>What about the critics? How do they seem to rank the short list you mentioned?<A>They say Terminator, Malificent, Harriet, and Downton.<U>I'm surprised by that. I'd almost have the opposite ranking.<A>Well, that's what they say.
Terminator and Malificent are both fantasy-related, so likely unrelatable. Unless you're going back to a warzone ... or an enchanted forest. That leaves Harriet Tubman who was a real person, and the characters of Downton you already know.
Terminator and Malificent are both fantasy-related, so likely unrelatable. Unless you're going back to a warzone ... or an enchanted forest. That leaves Harriet Tubman who was a real person, and the characters of Downton you already know.