This part is dedicated to Marc, who suggested I should write about Viewers' Choice. Thanks Marc for this brillant suggestion.
What kind of movies do you watch? Do you watch a movie to be entertained; to have fun; to get a good laugh; just to kill the time; to get a good sleep? Ha ha ha! May be, to shed a few tears or get really horrified? Or do you go in order to learn and become a better person?
Do you often watch movies? After reading a book, we often look forward to how it will appear in a movie. Remember how we waited for all the movie installments of Harry Potter through the years? How we waited for all the parts of the Twilight Saga? Then, we started watching the Hunger Games and Divergent. Now we're waiting for Insurgent, then Allegiant and of course, Four.
Yesterday, we watched the last installment of The Hobit. It was actually divided into two parts. At the end of Part 1, The Lord of the Ring fans were disappointed when the Movie ended with the awakening of the Dragon, Smug. We knew there will be a sequel to the movie. When everything was over, fans clamored for more. We're insatiable! The human spirit always aspire for more, more, more!
I remembered as a little child, my nephew's nanny used to tell me stories. After each story she told me, I would always ask her to tell me another and then another. It's exactly like this when it comes to movies.
We want the protagonist to always triumph over evil, to win all the battles, to live happily ever after...but it's not always like that in real life. We can be happy for a while and we know things will always come to an end like all the movies we viewed. That's expected! So long as the movie uplifts the spirit, we leave happy and contented. We will be spending many days, weeks, months and even years talking about what we saw and heard.