30 Things Overlooked In Movies That Bother People

OMG This is so mine.... and the fact that Charlie PREFERRED to take Grandpa Joe rather than his Mum whose life was a depressing painful prison.... It just made me want to smack that kid.

Yes they do love English villains don't they!!?

Oh, and some villains like Cruella De Ville and Rattigan spot one because the movie actually takes place in London, so it totally makes sense. However, there is one particular exception to the rule--Tamatoa from Moana does not have a British accent--it's actually Kiwi (New Zealand) so there!

English sounding villains sound charming and intelligent. Aristocratic. ;P

I don't think Gaston had an English accent. In Pocahantas and Tarzan the villains WERE English so it stand to reason.

except for gaston, ursula, prince hans, and literally every other disney villian except for scar.

since 1776, we still see all villains as British!... HAHAHAHAHAHA

Tarzan's an exception if you count the Porters as good guys.

Not true in Mulan, in Pocahontas the villain IS English, same with Tarzan...This is literally only kind of true in Aladdin out of the pics posted, but the people within the country don't have Arabic accents. No one has french accents in Hunchback... I'm sure there are examples but that line up is skewed to a no.

Actually, most, if not all, of the "everyone else" also have American accents.

So what?

I've never noticed the American accent being as cliche but, heh, English... just do the job.

What about Mulan??? The only ones with accents were the Emperor and his little weasel assistant?

The librarian that gives belle her book is doesn’t have a French accent.

Lmao!

Cuz' Murruca=Good.

Like in real life :)

Because he wanted to look deferent than his foster apes. He shave his beard with his deceased father's knife every day.

Well, Santa does seem to only give expensive presents to rich kids, doesn't he? XD

Give Harvey a break. He's been hospitalized, is missing half his face and is probably hopped up on sedatives. Of course he's going to have trouble recognizing that his nurse is the Joker.

At least that part is realistic...

Did you know that this movie is based on the German book "Das doppelte Lottchen" from Erich Kästner? The girls are Luise and Lotte from Vienna and Munich respectively. The book was written around 1945 so the story makes much more sense regarding the timeframe. Today its stupid of course but back then it wasn't that easy to keep in contact when miles apart.

I really hated his character and Andy's friends. They sure jumped at the chance to get some goodies for free, but also constantly critizised her and made fun of her for her new job. What a bunch of s**t friends. She should have severed ties with all of them.

It's a library isn't it?

One or both parents are actually dead or die during the movie. Some serious daddy/mommy-issues there at Disney

Clearly, part of the Santa magic relies on parental brainwashing that gives them false memories of purchasing the gifts in question. Obviously.

This has always bothered me... Glad someone else picked it up.

Don't forget there was a sequel.

They also don't tell you that Hera drove Hercules insane so that he kills his wife Megara and his 5 children

Yeah, but he is supposed to be only 18 I think. Swayze is not 18, but neither is Jennifer Gray. 18 and 16 is not too bad.

hmmm... do we know that in the original timeline Biff tried that? It was only because Marty was there that the two of them were parked, and Biff turned up. It's possible he didn't attack Lorraine in the original '55. Just a thought...

I think that would be even scarier, kid zombie killer.

There is a YouTube channel dedicated to these little details in super hero films (and other). How It Should Have Ended. Very skillfully made funny videos.

There was a son lol.

And no one ever has a password on their phone. Anyone can just pick it up and see what they've been texting.

To be fair, the size of houses in most American movies and TV series' is ridiculous. A teacher and a nurse living in a massive house? No wonder immigrants think it's the place to be.

Well everyone knows men can't be raped... Yes, that is sarcasm...

It was to keep his mind relaxed and clear so he wouldn’t be in a panic when they arrived and instead could go full send on the booby traps

I need to rewatch this...

Jenny was broken from childhood. This may bother you but it happens a lot in real life so it's not unrealistic.

Also how did they plant corn silently?

Disagree. The point of the whole movie was Bueller getting Frye to live beyond his fears.

Including Hei Hei? XD!

I still can't handle how so many of the retired Bella's could afford to just jet off to Denmark

There are actually a few good reasons why the eagle plan would have been a lot riskier. 1) The Ring has a will of its own and often drops from the grasp of whomever holds it. If, during flight, the Ring fell, the heroes would most likely never find it again before Sauron did -- especially if it fell over Mordor or the Dead Marshes. 2) While maybe not as strong as the Eagles in the air, the Ringwraiths are quite comfortable in the skies and I'm certain the Ringbearer would be less safe aloft than on the ground, where there are hiding places and escape routes. 3) As an intelligent race of Middle-Earth, the Eagles are as susceptible to the corrupting influence of the One Ring as any other. Discord would have been sown in the ranks of the Eagles and the Heroes, and that is another complication that Gandalf probably wouldn't have risked.

He was acting like the natives. When a King Kong-sized child enters the room, you better believe you'll play dead like everyone else.

Coupled with why did the witch curse an 11 year old boy who didn't want to let a stranger into his house....

Or running the 7/11.

210 miles ....

Translation for clarity: in the live action movie Scooby Doo, it is unbelievable that Velma(played by Linda Cardellini) is an unsexy nerd, when she is, in fact, extremely hot.

They did spend some time in diagon alley buying his school supplies and stuff, I don't think they actually told us how long so this isn't necessarily the case.

I love that this is the unrealistic thing that they complain about, and not a fact that the rodents can talk. It's kids movies, lighten up.