1. What’s your current mood right now?

• Pumped up and ready for excitement
• Calm and looking to unwind
• Reflective and in the mood for something meaningful
• Lighthearted and wanting to laugh
• On edge and craving suspense

2. How much time do you have for a movie?

• Under 90 minutes – keep it quick
• 90-120 minutes – standard length
• Over 2 hours – I’m committed
• 3+ hours – bring on the epic

3. What kind of pacing appeals to you tonight?

• Fast and action-packed, non-stop thrills
• Steady with good momentum throughout
• Slow and contemplative, artistic
• Mixed pacing with quiet and intense moments

4. What type of story are you drawn to?

• Hero’s journey and saving the day
• Mystery and solving puzzles
• Human connections and relationships
• Survival against the odds
• Personal growth and transformation

5. How do you want the movie to make you feel?

• Inspired and motivated
• Pure entertainment and fun
• Emotionally moved and touched
• Adrenaline rush and thrilled
• Intellectually challenged and thinking

6. What setting sounds most appealing?

• Fantasy worlds or outer space
• Modern cities and urban life
• Historical periods or past eras
• Remote locations or nature
• Small towns or suburban settings

7. What’s your preferred ending style?

• Happy and satisfying conclusion
• Bittersweet with mixed emotions
• Open-ended, makes me think
• Shocking twist ending

8. Which character type interests you most?

• Complex antiheroes with moral ambiguity
• Underdogs rising against the odds
• Ensemble casts with group dynamics
• Brilliant minds and geniuses
• Ordinary people in extraordinary situations

9. How much intensity can you handle right now?

• Extreme – graphic violence or disturbing content is fine
• Moderate – some intensity but not overwhelming
• Mild – keep it light and comfortable
• Family-friendly – appropriate for all ages

10. What’s most important to you in a movie?

• Stunning visuals and cinematography
• Compelling plot and storytelling
• Deep characters and performances
• Sharp dialogue and wit
• Spectacular action sequences