16 Personalities at the Movies

The 16 Myers-Briggs Personalities at the cinema

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The 16 Personalities of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator are INFJ, INTJ, INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP, ISFJ, ISTJ, ENFP, ENTP, ESTP, ESFP, ENTJ, ESTJ, ENFJ, ESFJ

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[FrankJames]

subscribe if you have ever seen or heard of a movie

[itsanoformethanks]

I always wondered why so many people are INFJ when it’s supposed to rare, but then I realized it’s because we’re the ones who spend hours online watching stuff about their personality type

[elizablack]

INTJs are the real ones. They would literally understand the whole plot and twists after the first 15 minutes of the movie.

[virginianunez]

I'm a non-confrontative INTJ so I would never tell the mother. What I did in that situation was grab the person's foot for a good 10 seconds. That person did not kick my seat again

[khushkhan]

ENFJ 0:01
ISFP 0:08
ISTJ 0:25
ESFP 0:42
ENFP 1:13
ISTP 1:24
ESFJ 1:43
ESTJ 1:58
INTP 2:15
ENTJ 2:28
ISFJ 2:47
INFP 2:57
ESTP 3:31
INTJ 3:48
ENTP 3:55
INFJ 4:10

[theunknowncell]

INTJ: "I've watched the trailers enough to know its going to end with him dying."
INTJ's friend: "Bro give it a chance you don't know that for sure."
*Movie ends exactly how the INTJ flawlessly predicted."
INTJ's friend: "Don't say it. For the love of God, don't say it..."
INTJ: *Mentally says to himself* "I told you so."

[nashnoble]

I've always been asked why I enjoy going to movies alone and that was a spot-on description 😄 INFP

[j.low-key]

*I relate on the rollercoaster ride. As an INFJ, I make sure to feel every emotion of very character in the film hahaha*

[gourisree]

As an INTJ, this is so relatable. Even though neither my parents nor the kid's parents were really happy about it. But still the kid stopped kicking.

[stellafanders]

3:32 as an INFP, I can confirm this as true. Except the sequel thing because some sequels are pretty good
I watched Venom: Let there be Carnage when it hit theaters by myself. Originally a friend wanted to come with me but they became sick. We could have rescheduled but I decided to watch it alone. When the movie was over, I actually preferred it this way. Less noisy, nobody was talking to me, nobody ate popcorn or nachos next to me or was slurping their drink, no fight for the armrest ...

It was fantastic.

[idkidc]

I'm an INFP I don't mind going alone since I'm going for the experience of watching a movie on the big screen in a room full of people. I like watching people's reactions when watching movies tbh, might sound kinda creepy, but I love seeing how all the different people react to something or even just their face as they're drawn in by the movie. I love moments when the audience has the same reaction (lots of people crying, a perfectly synchronized gasp, laughter). Everyone is there alone or with a few other people but at the same time they're all there together sharing this experience.

[ladybelle]

INTP and that much larger screen is a different distance away and not as harsh lighting, so totally counts as a break from eye strain. Of course with most theaters you'll go deaf, but that's just immersion. Besides, you need to have that phone battery saved so you can research how the effects were done, find what else the actor starred in, and go down a rabbit hole to find out the psychology behind why the character did what they did and if that's an actual human thing to do.

[defmaybe-su]

INFJs watch movies just to test if we were right about the plot twist all along 🙃

[notatroll]

As an INTJ, I would not go to the movie theatre and would rather watch movie in the home

[jennyneon]

The people who bring their own food instead of buying food are the real ones, I understand them more than the back of my hand.

[lonesoul]

As an INFJ, (most of the time) I end up knowing where the story is going before the first half is over and that ruins the suspense. So, I actively try hard to not understand too much about why the characters are doing what they're doing so that I can be surprised when the plot twist comes. The thing is it actually works. Just engage your Se and don't pay full attention to the possibilities and enjoy the present. Its very fun. 10/10 would recommend. Anyone else?

[matheus_brunelli]

As an ENTP I am pretty much the exact opposite of that. I always try to make people believe that the movie is gonna go one way so they end up being surprised that something completely different happened. I actually care that people get to experience plot twists

[gcubing_]

Timmy literally became an actor to escape ENTJ.
And ENTJ still manages to judge him.

[SuperJNG]

That's a very "me" thing as an INFJ. Every time I see a movie or a show, I always have to think of it in terms of how it'll change my life or how it fits in compared to every other movie or show I've ever seen.

[tabassumali]

As an INFP, this is so relatable. I watch movies and tv to escape the daily life pressure and expectations and forget about everything happening in the real world. I call it 'escaping reality' which is why I watch a lot of TV which my mom probably won't understand.