#TypesTuesday – Two Power of Reason Detectives, both abrasive!
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – The Odd Couple: Excitement and Reason
#TypesTuesday – One of the funniest friendships in Cinema history
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Anthems for Power of Reason #ETBSA
#TypesTuesday – Songs that demonstrate the Power of Reason
Continue reading#ThinkpieceThursday – Movie Animals as Character Types
#ThinkpieceThursday – Even Animals have Character Types
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – The Good Place
#TypesTuesday – Moral Quandaries are Power of Love Dilemmas
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Luther: Power of Reason or Power of Will?
#TypesTuesday – Power of Reason and Power of Will can be easily confused
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – The Defenders: The Appeal of Crossovers
#TypesTuesday – There’s nothing like getting the team together
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Three Silent Greats
#TypesTuesday – Action Speaks Louder than Words
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Power of Reason Facing Horror
#TypesTuesday – The definition of horror is a loss of hope
Continue reading#ThinkpieceThursday – Why Nine Character Types?
#ThinkpieceThursday – 9 is more than just a number
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Community and Interdependent Characters
#TypesTuesday – Ensembles work best when each character relies on the others
Continue reading#TypesTuesday – Doctor Who: 1 Character, 9 Types
#TypesTuesday – Doctor Who Is One Character Who Has Been Every Type
Continue readingBatman v Sherlock: Comparing Reason and Truth
#TypesTuesday – Batman vs Sherlock Holmes
Continue readingJames Bond – From Power of Excitement to Power of Reason
#TypesTuesday – From Excitement to Reason, 007 style!
Continue readingDestructive Lovers
#ThinkpieceThursday – Character Types affect relationships as well as individuals
Continue readingWhy is the Cop on the Job?
“Why” cops do what they are do and “Why” they are affected by the job
Continue readingArchetype or Character Type? Wizards in Harry Potter
#TypesTuesday – There is no one way to be a wizard.
Continue readingVintage Cop Shows – Why Is The Cop On The Job?
“How” a crime is solved is so much less important than “Why” the cops are doing what they are doing and “Why” they are affected by the job. If there is no “Why” it’s just cops going through the motions.
Continue readingWhat is Power?
Different Character Types have very different views of what power is.
Continue readingBattleship
My expectations for Battleship were low, my aisle seat afforded me a quick painless getaway, and yet I stayed. I actually enjoyed the movie.
Continue readingThe Avengers
#TypesTuesday – Each Avenger is absolutely true to their Character Type.
Continue readingDogtooth – Day Two – #40movies40days
Last night I saw Dogtooth, the 2011 Academy Award nominated Best Foreign Language Film from Greece. There’s going to be no rhyme or reason in selecting the films for my 40 movies in 40 days project. I’ve decided to go wherever the spirit leads me.
Continue readingNFL Leadership Styles – Can You Help?
Sometimes it is really useful to look at the Character Types of real people to see how what they do or say defines them. The SuperBowl and the magnificent victory by Green Bay and their young quarterback Aaron Rodgers is a great example to start off with. I’d like to type all the major players in the NFL in terms of their leadership styles. I’m looking for some help here– with quotations or a link to a video as an illustrations. Can you help fill things out?
Continue readingModern Day Sherlock Holmes on the BBC
Sherlock Holmes is indeed a Power of Reason character– Everything can be explained/deduced rationally and logically. “It’s elementary, my dear Watson.”
Continue readingThe Black Swan & The Social Network
Two of the most highly acclaimed and most talked about movies of the 2011 Awards season are The Black Swan, directed by Darren Aronofsky and written by Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John J. McLaughlin and The Social Network Directed by David Fincher and written Aaron Sorkin adapted from a book by Ben Mezrich. Both are Power of Reason films with Power of Reason protagonists.
Continue readingCharacter Type Examples
#TypesTuesday – Here is a list of character examples.
Continue readingPower of Reason
These characters don’t believe in getting personally involved or emotionally entangled in any issue. They always try to maintain a sense of cool detachment and personal objectivity.
Continue readingLand of The Lost – Power of Reason
#TypesTuesday – Any character, regardless of type, can be an idiot or a genius.
Continue readingTerminator Salvation vs Star Trek – What Is Fair?
Different Character Types view philosophical concepts like fairness, love and social or personal responsibility very differently. They each have very distinct ideas about how the world works and very specific ideas about what is owed to the self and to others.
Continue readingStar Trek 2009 – Spot On Character Types
The big summer hit, Star Trek, is a great opportunity to see the Character Types in action. Character consistency is a crucial reason why the film has played so well with new audiences and long-time fans of the venerable franchise.
Continue readingBones – Reason & Love
These two characters exchange gifts to complement and complete each other. These gifts are personality traits missing in the other, differing points of view necessary to solving the case and critical skills or abilities lacking in their partner.
Continue readingCasino Royale – Power of Reason
Screenwriters Neal Purvis & Robert Wade and Paul Haggis move James Bond into the next phase of 007’s life in the excellent film, Casino Royale. It is a great example of how to transition a character.
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