Which movie character do you relate to the most?

So, are you one of those people who actually collects 78 RPM records? 😁

Throws stones. 'What are you, moving in slow motion?'

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John - since 1983 said:Sometimes while watching a movie, you realize you're just like a certain character. Maybe it's how they look, how they act, or their core beliefs. Sometimes things align so perfectly that you don't just share a worldview—you actually experience similar events in your own life... This is just a general thought...
The topic itself might be a bit tricky, but have you ever truly identified with or recognized yourself in a movie character?

MY ANSWER:
Lester Burnham. He's the lead in the film American Beauty, which some people call "whirlwind life."

Ha...🙄 You've certainly picked a tough topic here. 😳 Most people on these forums find it hard to choose, because everyone is playing so many different "roles" in their lives.😁

John Laroche: Look at this Angraecum sesquipedale... absolute stunner. Seriously.
Darwin wrote about this One. Darwin? The Evolution Guy?
Check out that nectary tucked way down deep—Darwin actually predicted there’d be a moth with a twelve-inch snout just to reach it. People thought he was totally losing it back then! But then, boom—they find this moth with a twelve-inch proboscis. Which is basically just a fancy word for "nose," by the way... Susan Orlean
: I am well aware of what a "proboscis" is.
🤣John Laroche
: Okay, okay, let's stay on track here. This isn't some kind of ego trip!



and

Susan Orlean: Mind if I ask you something personal?
John Laroche: What? We're not lost.

Billy from Buffalo 66 👋

Karen said:John Laroche:Angraecum sesquipedale! Man, what a stunner! Seriously! Darwin wrote about this One. Charles Darwin? Evolution Guy? Anyone home? See that little nectar well tucked way down at the bottom? Darwin actually guessed there had to be some kind of moth with a twelve-inch snout just to reach it and pollinate the thing. Back then, everyone thought he’d totally lost his marbles! But then—boom—they actually find this moth with a massive twelve-inch proboscis. And just so we're clear, proboscis basically just means "nose."
Susan Orlean: I am perfectly aware of what a "proboscis" is.
John Laroche: Okay, okay, let's stay on track here! We aren't having a freaking contest!

Don't tell me you don't have any front teeth?!?!? 😲

People always try to call me Gandhi, so I guess I’ll just say I see a bit of Ben Kingsley in myself 😁

I know I’m being totally unoriginal here, but I really saw myself in Amélie. I used to look at the world through this weird, distorted lens just like she does. And yeah, maybe I am still a little too childish for my own good...😳

UmpaUmpa said:Don't tell me you don't have front teeth... seriously?!?!? 😲

🤣 I mean, being that anti-social... you can only really pull that off in a movie.
😬 😁

Don't you think he totally earned his Oscar for this role though?
Who would've guessed Chris Cooper had that kind of range in him? 😁

Dylan Dog in that cheesy cult classic della Mort della Amor
He's played by that total geek Rupert Everet, who was basically the inspiration for the character anyway... haha... what a legend