I remember enjoying The Force Awakens in the cinema, but I probably enjoyed it about as much as I would have enjoyed rewatching A New Hope, because frankly they're the same movie.
I started watching the 2nd one in the new trilogy (don't even remember the name) and got bored. Never watched the 3rd one.
And then there was Rogue One, which I also watched in cinema. I did enjoy it, but it was also an absolute nothing burger of a movie with 0 lasting impact or characters worth remembering.
I break almost every stereotype from my country of origin... I'm quiet, on time (much to the dismay of people who give me a time 1hr before they actually expect me), and can't grow a thick/full beard to save my life.
Being an engineer is pretty stereotypical, although that's true for a ton of Asians, so not awfully specific.
I guess... speaking strictly in silly technicalities here, then the stereotype I "fit" is "terrorist" (on the basis that people where I live – the UK – are getting arrested and charged with terrorism for expressing support for Palestine/criticising the genocide.) Obviously, I'm being facetious here, but we live in an insane world.
For context, I've lived my whole life as a 'displaced person' / immigrant without a permanent home, so I don't feel that there is one place that has particularly shaped me or my personality.
Any guesses for where I'm "originally" from?
Edit: I'd actually never heard that stereotype about Filipinas! The only one I know (applies to all genders) is that you guys are incredible singers. :)