"Peer" reviewing

 I really liked the documentary project because it allowed everyone to pick a movie that they were interested in. For me, this was "Carter land" It's about Mexico and American borders and their problems with the Cartel. I'm not really sure what drew my attention, but I'm glad I did because it barely felt like an assignment and I was just watching another great movie. What caught my eye was the people around me and how they might've watched the same movie, but had such different takeaways from it.

After class, I looked into to it and found it's fairly common for people of the same age to have such different views on something so small as a movie. Why? I tend to ask why a lot and about 30% of the time it just annoy my mom.  Of course, it's all about preference, gender, how you were brought up, and role models, but these reasons weren't enough for me. What I'm trying to say is if two people are brought up exactly the same will they be nearly identical when talking about preferences and likes? Or are people born with certain likes and dislikes, why does it seem like some people hate chocolate and others love it. I dug myself slightly into the whole of what makes us different when we are almost exactly the same anatomically.