Impact of movies on aspies

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Today I watched the movie Fahrenheit 451 by Francois Truffaut, and I was really moved by it. See the thing is, they burn books in the book/movies because of a dystopian society. The government banns them. But the part that I got all upset at was the actual burning of the books.
I was moved by the thought of thoughts dying. It was like I had an emotional response to an inanimate object. I think it might be because I place such high value in my books that I feel that way about any book. Its almost like they are my children. I know it sounds horrible but its the way I feel. When I think about My stuff being destroyed it almost makes me have a panic attack! Maybe its just an aspie thing i don't know? I just seem to have weird emotional responses, when I have them. I feel like my emotions are just kinda floating around me and just so unpredictable. They are like a differant entity all together.
Sorry I get quite scared when I Look at the depths of my emotional psyche. I just get so unconfertable. What are your guys experiences?

when i start thinking about mind things i trip out son, especially dying, i freak the f-out. i am unbelieveably afriad of dying mostely because i dont know what is going to happen, if i knew i wouldnt be afraid at all. hell could just be right around the corner and you wouldnt even know it.

It's ok, I tend to put my love into inhuman things. For example, I heard my dad got cancer and he was gonna die, but I really couldn't feel distressed at all; I just didn't care. But whenever I think of my cat dying, I go into a fit of rage just by thinking about it. I tend to have a great deal of care for my things and get easily angered by people intruding on them, moving them, touching them etc.

Movies, for me, have helped expand my imagination and ambition quite a lot. That's why I'm taking Film and TV this year.

so Dr.Righteous is here sooner then I planned