Cinema Psychology | Compilation

The video explores inattentional blindness using movie examples, explaining how our brains focus on certain details while ignoring others. It delves into how the brain processes continuity errors and face recognition, highlighting the role of perception. The video also examines why people enjoy horror movies, discussing emotional responses and the appeal of fear. It analyzes the attraction to fictional villains and how they relate to self-perception. Finally, it discusses the psychological impact of bad series finales, emphasizing the emotional weight of endings.

What is the significance of implicit egotism in our preferences?

How do fictional villains help us understand ourselves better?

How do parasocial relationships affect our emotional responses to fictional characters?

Discuss the peak-end rule and its effect on how we remember experiences.