Type One: Gladiator

As a Type One, you’ll probably relate to Russel Crowe’s character in Gladiator a lot. Okay, you’re not a Roman general. But, like the protagonist, you’re guided by your deeply held principles. You believe in doing the right thing, in being honorable, in standing up for what’s right. Just like Maximus, you’re willing to sacrifice yourself for the greater good—and watching him do the same will tug at your heartstrings. His battle is your battle, Type One, making Gladiator not just a movie but a mirror to your soul.

Type Two: The Deepest Breath

The Deepest Breath is a heart-wrenching film that will resonate with you,Type Two. As a helper and giver, you’re always putting others first—but what about your own ambitions? This movie is about love, the pursuit of potential, and the complexities of relationships, all set in the murky depths of the ocean. While we don’t want to give too much away, we will say this: brace for the ending and put your box of tissues within easy reach.

Type Three: Click

Click will make you cry, Type Three, because you’ll see yourself in the protagonist, played by Adam Sandler. Like him, you tend to prioritize work and goals over your family and friends. You get caught up in the rat race and lose sight of what really matters—until it’s almost too late. With its bittersweet ending, this movie will remind all Type 3’s to slow down and appreciate the present moment, instead of always chasing after success. Perspective-changing.

Type Four: Inside Out

Yes, it’s a kids film. But Inside Out has a surprisingly deep message that will resonate with Type Fours. The movie perfectly captures the complexity of emotions running wild as people navigate growth and change, which is your inner world in a nutshell. Plus, who can resist shedding a tear at the heart-wrenching goodbye between Bing Bong and Joy? You’ll be uplifted and moved at the same time.

Type Five: Brené Brown, The Call to Courage

Emotions can feel like confusing, uncomfortable sensations to you. As a Type Five, you prefer to bury yourself in the comfort of facts and intellectual theories. That’s why this documentary will be so challenging and enlightening for you to watch. It will hone in on something you’ve been trying to avoid: being vulnerable with your emotions–and it will bring you to tears in the process.

Type Six: The Pursuit of Happyness

Your deepest fear as a Type Six is being unable to protect yourself from danger. You crave security and certainty, but life is unpredictable, and this movie highlights that in a powerful way. Will Smith’s character faces endless challenges as he tries to make a better life for himself and his son. His perseverance and determination will have you rooting for him every step of the way—and reaching for the tissues when things get tough.

Type Seven: Bohemian Rhapsody

Rumored to be an Enneagram Type Seven himself, Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, lived life with gusto. When you watch this film, you’ll be entertained by the fantastic music, fast-paced plot and the optimism and authenticity of the lead character. Embrace the highs and the lows, Type Seven, they’re all part of your bohemian rhapsody.

Type Eight: The Color Purple

Type Eights are deeply troubled by injustice and hate the idea of being controlled or restricted. That’s why this heart-wrenching film will stir your soul. It tells the story of Celie Harris and the oppression she faced growing up in Georgia during the early 1900’s. As you watch Celie show enduring bravery and resilience in the face of constant hardship, you’ll no doubt let out a whimper or two.

Type Nine: Bob Marley, One Love

Compassionate and harmony-focused, peace is a core value for Type Nines—which is why you’ll adore this autobiographical film about the musician, Bob Marley. In the movie, Marley bravely promotes his beliefs about unity and love, despite perilous opposition. You’ll be brought to tears by his integrity and idealism and, as the credits roll, feel inspired to make the world a better place with a reggae rhythm in your step. These lyrics are your mission—an enduring call to “Let’s get together and feel all right.”