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I think a witty, immature character would be quite amusing.
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Goodwill Hunting is my all time favorite movie, so I'll go with #3
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I find Intelligent/Mature boring unless they're being tested in some form
Ignorant/Immature usually comes off as unlikable no matter what. (Jersey Shore might fit for the example there)
So I think i like Intelligent/Immature for that 'love to hate' quality.
and Ignorant/Mature because of inspirational underdogs.
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indeed, i was thinking intelligent immature before reading anything in the thread.
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I'd like to point out that intelligent and ignorant are not opposites.
Intelligent is the opposite of stupid. Ignorant is the opposite of knowledgeable.
An intelligent but ignorant character (common example: an alien on earth) is often used to point out the absurdities of our culture.
(Maturity/immaturity is not part of this. The alien may be as childish as Mork or as serious as Spock).
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I particularly like Garak from Deep Space Nine and though it wouldn't do him justice to be classified as immature, he does have some certain playful quirks.
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I find Forrest Gump to be one of the most interesting characters ever created.