People Share Things That Are Normal In Movies But Not In Real Life, And Here Are 30 Of The Best Insights

And skin-tight clothing that let's you do martial arts without ripping every seam.

This is the one that always bugs me. I can't work at my computer without tying my hair back. I couldn't imagine doing my martial arts without my hair in a bun. If you look at UFC, those women often have their hair in corn rows so their hair definitely doesn't come loose.

Not only is their hair down, but it never gets mussed, no matter how vigorous the fight, nor how many rolls, flips or somersaults they do.

As a dude with waist-length hair, I totally feel this. So much nope.

this annoys me a lot, even in general tv....women always have hair down so werid!

"HEY PROTAGONIST, ROB JUST PUSHED IN THE LINE! IT WAS MY TURN NEXT!"

That's what happened at my high school. This guy took on a group of people and they kicked his ass. He was knocked unconscious and was the only person who got in trouble because he was the only person still on the scene when the principal arrived.

Not necessarily. In real life only about 4 people at a time can get to you or they get in each other's way.

It's called the law of conservation of ninjutsu. The amount of fighting power is finite and constant regardless of number.

I've never seen a realistic fight scene in film. Not one. I'm not sure it's possible.

Also women who have been living rough for months are literally a shower away from being runway models.

And legs , full make up and sometimes heels. And everybody has white teeth.

I remember a dialogue in an italian post apocalyptic movie, she says that even in a radioactive wasteland she was still a lady, while she was shaving her legs.

some people have "difficulties" growing hair in some body areas. One friend of mine has no belly hair from waist to chest noir back.

maybe they evaluate that way

Faster typing speed = better hacker

What about the fact that they always find a 3D model of every building. Or that there is always a fancy corporate motion graphics video ready to show that the virus will spread worldwide in 5 days.

Do not forget that fancy warning: "Access Granted" Then suddenly all list of criminals, bank accounts or what else you're looking for, starts scrolling. "Bingo!"

actually, people must understand that usually hacking could be - 1.trying random guesses until you either get it right or get it glitched (it depends on what you are trying to achieve - both overloading and some random getting thru is possible); 2.taking advantage of some already known glitches/bugs/unmanageable errors; 3.trying to overcome the system with script encryption - both manual and automated (although, both usually requires massive resources and/or genius mind); 4. and the last but not least is physical hacking wich combines simple advantage of having the upper hand and being able to turn off, shorten some circuits and similar not mention combine that with one or some of the options above. Anyway, I agree - most of the "hacking" scenes in films are bullshit.

and never use the mouse

Ah yes I bought this couch from my friend Dave...it's made entirely of plot armor!

This is actually a screenshot from an action parody :)

And no one seems to have any trigger discipline, blowing through ammo. Me, I'd fire off one shot here and there and let them use all theirs up.

Must be kevlar...

Had a weird feeling watching a tv show with two former navy seals commenting a live session of call of duty, as an enemy got fired and the player died "they don’t sound like that at all".

For some reason this annoys me so much. Also people meeting at a restaurant, ordering their drinks and food, and then "Ok let's go!" before their order has even arrived.

It's just me and my partner, and we can both cook well, and this NEVER happens.

Waste of food if you ask me

*shh* don't tell, but it's all for herrrr

And she's in make up with her hair combed, and fully dressed, lol

Cop: Can you zoom 1000x? Nerd: sure thing Cop: Yeah, I knew this piece of s**t in the bottom right corner must be in fact the kidnapper´s wallet. Lets go get him!

tbh it is possible for the public for a few months now with late Nvidia hardware because of their AI researches. And most possibly it will come to AMD as open-source magic for anyone with any hardware.

If you're the IT guy, always blur the images before showing it to the rest of the team...then you can "enhance" it back to the original when they ask! :-)

Or in the case of Blade Runner, make the photo look round a corner

Nvidia: Hold my beer https://news.developer.nvidia.com/researchers-at-videogorillas-use-ai-to-remaster-archived-content-to-4k-resolution-and-above/

Rachel had rich parents though

Wasn't the apartment rent controlled in Friends?