what charactor from the movies and you relate to in life?

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i love x men, and i can realate to many of tehm.
here is one of my more faviorate quotes

Nightcrawler: Excuse me? They say you can imitate anybody, even their voice.
Mystique: [as Nightcrawler] Even their voice.
Nightcrawler: Then why not stay in disguise all the time? You know, look like everyone else.
Mystique: Because we shouldn't have to.

most people with high functinging AS can blend into the population, and act "normal".
we shouldnt have to conform to the ways of todays standards. Ie.
Girls: have big butt, wear tight pants, and wear low cut clothes.
Men: bang every hot chick you see, and be a pimp.

like x-men they should accept us for who we are! and act "normal" to our standards.

I feel like Data from Star Trek.

Magneto always a little bit, i dont think I could actually kill NTs but I think we should be free of NT rule sometimes, ummm not many in movies though more in books.

I suspect I'm older, so it was Spock first. (apart from that "mate or die" episode)
And Sherlock Holmes, of course (Later, Jeremy Brett, vastly superior to Basil Rathbone)

For me it was Spock since I was 20 when Star Trek
Old((and now mostly dead) generation actors held the
big screen captive.

1979@age 13 -Star Trek #1 & TV Show
was between 10 to 13 years ago.

1982@ age 16 -Star Trek #2

1984@ age 17 -Star Trek #3

1986@ age 20 -Star Trek #4

1988 @age 22 -Start Trek #5

1991 @age 25 -Star Trek #6

then you had a short cameo in Star Trek #7-Next Generation film.
@age 28.

This is where the Spock part came from. Later in
life i feel like DATA. HMMMMM? 20 years in 2007.

Hmmmmm? Interesting Captain!
and Hmmmmmm? Fascinating Captain!

Sincerely,
Spock-Ghosthunter

i hop[e you all arnt all pasty and have no humor like h im.
lol

I relate to Austin Powers, when I'm in a very good mood.

I relate to Alfred P. Doolittle, when I'm in a good mood. (Eliza Doolittle's Father)

I relate to Jason, from the Movie, Quadropheania, when I'm in a bad mood.

I relate to Eliza Doolittle, when I'm in a very Bitchy and Rebellious Mood. Especially to the way that she is, in the begining of My Fair Lady.

Howdy from "Twister"......not the Tornado movie.

Willard from "Willard"

Graham from "The young poisoners handbook" I'm not as cold hearted as him though

Mikey from "The Ice Storm"

Michael (the little boy) from "Parents"

Gilbert from "Whats eating Gilbert Grape"

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April from Pieces of April is a close characterisation of my relationship to my family, only we're older than that.

Enid from Ghost World is like me as a young woman.

Lain from Serial Experiments Lain(anime)
Kimura from Azumanga Daioh(nother anime)
Sometimes I also feel like hannibal lecter. Although my generation is lazy, and unless they invent fast human food, i'll be sticking to my originally planned meal of canned soup and macaroni and cheese.

Spock's already taken... drat.

Okay... the Terminator from Terminator 2. A robot learning how to be human.

"Soylent Green is people!"





Oh well,
now it's been filmed, rather poorly, I could fulfil thread conditions
and identify with Marvin (the paranoid android.)

"I really wouldn't like to think I'm getting you down."


Was he Eeyore in an earlier incarnation?

HAL, the computer from "2001".

"Look, Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you should sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over."

By far the most likeable character in the film, I'd say.

i jsut liked that quote. it totally describes what we have to go through.

Imagination makes someone believe for short times they are someone or something in a movie?

I generally identify with the outcasts or people who put logic / thought above emotion and instinct.

Since the popular choices have already been covered, how about Ker Avon from the Blakes 7 TV series. (British)