I come from a poor family. I love nature, beauty and fairytales. I do yoga and hike. I like walking. I love animals. I prefer fairytales over action movies. I like science fiction movies. I like Chronicles of Narnia. I like Aslan from Chronicles of Narnia. I like Game of Thrones. I like shows based off of books. I prefer television to movie theaters.
I was raised in a one parent household. I learned welding. I like roller coasrers. I like action movies. I like X-men. I like science fiction movies. I think real life is boring. My favourite character from Chronicles of Narnia is Aslan. I love Game of Thrones. I did not like the last season of Game of Thrones. I like dragons. I like surprises.
I just watched the new X-men movie. Oh I haven't seen it yet so no spoilers please! What did you think though, good or bad? No worries, no spoilers. I quite liked it but I don't think it was as good as the first movies. Are you planning to watch it soon? Well now I don't know. I don't want to be disappointed. There's so many great movies out there, why watch the ones that are just okay, ya know? Hmmm, you are probably right. But if you liked the other X-men movies then you will probably enjoy this one as well. If you don't give it a chance you will never know. Did you see any good movies you could recommend? I saw Drug War a few days ago, I highly recommend! Ok, I haven't seen this movie, is it action movie? Yes, I looked up what free youtube movies had the highest rotten tomatoes score and looked for action movies, that's how I found it. Oh, I have never looked for movies this way. Thanks for the tip. I will try to find it on YouYube tonight. Do you like reading science fiction books as well or just watching the movies?  Well there's Frankenstein, I love that book. Mary Shelley created the whole genre with it. Have you read it? Yes I did of course. What a great book. I have read it when I was about 12 or 13. I have to admit I was a bit scared some nights when I was reading it haha I love how the monster isn't the horrible one. I guess there's a theme there that's common with X-men. It's never necessarily the "new" or "different' folks that are the evil ones.