Also works that way with license plates. Similarly, any fingerprint comparison can be "run through the system" and come up with a match in mere seconds.Distant blurry video/photos can be digitally enhanced into astonishingly sharp images. And yes... it's the Russian/Middle eastern terrorist!!!
Sometimes Asians can just be too polite.A group of martial arts attackers surround a guy who they've marked for destruction, but instead of bum-rushing him talking him down they come at him one at a time and are picked off one at a time.
Yeah law and order is the most egregious violator of this. While I don’t expect tv and movies to get things right all the time, for some reason this one drives me nuts.Been catching up on Law and Order: SVU and this happens a couple of times an episode.
Bull is narrowing the gapYeah law and order is the most egregious violator of this. While I don’t expect tv and movies to get things right all the time, for some reason this one drives me nuts.
beaten to a bloody pulp with both eyes swollen shut is just the norm, nbdA boxing match where neither fighter attempts to defend himself and instead they spend 12 rounds landing one haymaker after another cleanly.
Wouldn't be a boxing match if someone wasn't lifted clear off their feet by an upper cut.beaten to a bloody pulp with both eyes swollen shut is just the norm, nbd
Not alwaysBanks and other high security buildings that have HVAC systems with duct networks large and strong enough to support grown men crawling through them.
Or the freeway.People driving the wrong way down a busy city street and able to avoid every single car coming their way.
Perfect!Banks and other high security buildings that have HVAC systems with duct networks large and strong enough to support grown men crawling through them.
I wish we had the optics capability/technology 1/100th of what they have in the movies.Distant blurry video/photos can be digitally enhanced into astonishingly sharp images. And yes... it's the Russian/Middle eastern terrorist!!!
Every single Batman episode.Bad guys explaining how and why they are going to kill the good guy in extreme detail then leaving as the extravagant plan starts working to the countdown leaving enough time for the hero to escape.
Not to mention the all-inclusive, ethnically-diverse gangs.House parties where every race and religion known to mankind is in attendance drinking together.
And they’re all fabulous dancersNot to mention the all-inclusive, ethnically-diverse gangs.
Come on.....that only happened one time. The thread title is "Things that hardly ever happen in real life, but happen all the time in movies"Getting a head in a box mailed to you in the middle of a desert.
https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.tUzh--RkLtBfvmfUJjU32wHaFj?pid=Api&dpr=1.33Random stranger walks into a bar and orders "a beer". Plus, the bartender never asks which kind because he/she just knows.
Good call. Due to advertising restrictions, there are a bunch of beer manufacturers on TV named "Beer" or, in Mexico, "Cerveza".
Funny that Al Bundy named his kid Bud, but they still covered his Bud label with something more generic.Good call. Due to advertising restrictions, there are a bunch of beer manufacturers on TV named "Beer" or, in Mexico, "Cerveza".
I was re-watching the "4 Days Out" episode of Breaking Bad, and thought of this post.Someone says something, more like a bunch of things in a row. Then, another person has a lightbulb moment when an idea dawns on them, but says... "Wait, what did you just say?" as if they didn't actually hear the thing that inspired their profound realization.
So then the first person says the last thing they said, which is not the spark of inspiration, so the second person says, "No, before that," still as if they cannot possibly recall the thing which has struck them with such a great idea.
So the first person goes back to the penultimate thing they said, and the second person says "Yes...", holds a beat, then the idea culminates its complete formation in their mind, as if it was not fully formed before, but now upon hearing again this thing, it is birthed whole, "yes, that's exactly it!"
House did this all the time... but it's such a cliche it's got to be 75 years old or more and used hundreds of thousands of times. I hate it with the burning hot fire of a thousand nuns.
And the beer is never a draft but always a bottle that the bartender opens with a handheld bottle opener, which allows the bottle cap to clank around...Random stranger walks into a bar and orders "a beer". Plus, the bartender never asks which kind because he/she just knows.
Reminds me of this classic line: Falls in a well, eyes go crossed. Gets kicked by a mule, they go back to normal. I dunno.Leroy Hoard said:Used to be a staple in old sitcoms. Severe blow to head causes no injury other than amnesia. Followed up at end of show with 2nd severe blow to head which cures the amnesia.