This is definitely not going to destroy the human race. Definitely.

Fake it til you make it.

Old dark house. If you want to limit it to sci-fi, I guess you could add that to the description.

Yup. That was half the point. (Although I think it has a good chance of being correct for OP based solely on the movies listed, anyway.)

You’re a slightly obese US male in his late teens to late 20s that spends a moderate amount of time playing video games.

It’s the Mandela Effect. That scene was never in the movie.

City of God.

Glad to see you had this epiphany. I’ve been a huge reader since I was a kid. Some of my favorite childhood memories are of waking up early and having the house to myself and just reading for a few hours in peace. I still read whenever I have any downtime, at home or even if I’m out somewhere. I can’t really imagine my life without books.

Helloooo center-back.

It’s not true for most MCU movies… and, for the ones where it is true, they’re based off the comics. It’s long been a comic book trope that the best villains are just evil mirrors of the hero.

I’m aware. I watched this in the theatre when it came out, and numerous times since. It intentionally has the feel of a B movie. That’s part of its charm; it did that on a decent budget. Hence, why I described it that way.

One of the best high profile “B movies” ever, IMO. For what it is, it’s perfectly made.

Mystic River.

Every beat of my heart!!!