ASSISTANT: What sort of movies do you like?
HUMAN: I generally like documentary movies.
ASSISTANT: ok, what about documentaries do you like?
HUMAN: I like that they're informative and that they allow me to learn while I'm I I like that I can learn without totally tying myself up with something or.
HUMAN: I like that I can learn without tying myself up, so that I can do something else.
HUMAN: I really enjoyed the I don't remember what it was called, but the Minecraft about Or the documentary about Minecraft was really good.
HUMAN: We are kind of focusing on the guy who created it. What he was doing shortly before, how he created Minecraft, the other people that helped him all that. That was That was really cool movie for me.
HUMAN: I don't like horror movies.
HUMAN: And particularly, I don't like them because I usually find them to be cliché, predictable, and I I don't know. I don't I don't really enjoy being scared. I already have a lot of anxiety as it is. And while they don't typically scare me, I just I don't like feeling like my anxiety is amplified for the sake of of entertainment.
ASSISTANT: ok, would you say the plot is typically not good in horror movies?
HUMAN: Yeah, generally speaking. I mean, there might be exceptions, but since I don't watch a lot of them, a lot of what I can base my information on is.
HUMAN: Over played story lines in those types of movies, you know?
HUMAN: Some bad thing is going after some unsuspecting person. Unsuspecting person traps themselves unintentionally in an enclosed space with this thing. You know, they get killed. Rinse, repeat, until they finally figure out how to beat it or escape. And yeah, it's just.
ASSISTANT: got it, can you name a particular movie you didn't like? it doesn't have to be horror but it can be.
HUMAN: I don't remember what the last Saw movie was. I think that I saw it was like four or five. It was just I didn't really care for that. Just cuz, like, I like the Saw movies, I got into it when it first came out. It was really cool cuz it was like.
HUMAN: hey, here's a movie that's centered around not not necessarily scary like somethings watching me or hunting me, but like people stuck in these crazy fortress positions. I thought it was kind of cool but by like the fifth one, it just started to get stale. It was like you know, it was like any other horror movie. It just went completely over the top, but instead of over the top cliche.
HUMAN: instead of over the top cliché
HUMAN: You know, still basically the same tired plot. People are trapped in a room, they have to decide to torture themselves or they won't get out. And I think it just became, "Oh, we're just going to torture them anyways.