30 Hilariously Unrealistic Moments That Happen In Every Movie
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- Insanely predictable moments ALWAYS that happen in movies
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"This is real life, not a movie!" did not become a popular saying out of the blue. Movies have a penchant for making and playing by their own rules and these rules aren't necessarily grounded in facts and science. Cars exploding at the slightest impact, shooting at locks to break them open and never staying down long enough to be overtaken by the villain are just some salient rules that films have come to accept and abide. Besides being implausible, these moments also call into perspective our own rationalisation of inaccuracies and suspension of disbelief.
Movies don't give precedence to practicality for a number of reasons, but they also keep the facade up at times to assist the audience's perceptions. Sounds, for instance, are often played up or used where they don't belong to cue viewers in about feelings of suspense or danger. This video is a comprehensive compilation of thirty funny movie moments that we brush off which are entirely unrealistic and have little practical backing. Needless to say, they also serve as a cautionary tale of things to not mimic or pick up from movies because they could potentially put your health or life at risk (e.g. Jumping off of buildings into dumpsters.)
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My favorite unrealistic thing: People talking loudly in a public place about their life of crime, the secret magic world, etc. and nobody around them overhears.
so true
The background music is overbearing. Watch your levels.
The music was a bit too loud to hear the guy at times.
This did not need the obnoxiously loud music
OMG IT WAS SOOOOO ANNOYING
I always notice how car windscreens are pretty much crystal clear no matter how old and shitty the car is. Even when driving through the dessert with all that sand and dust, both the car and windscreen will always be showroom clean.
Number 31: finding love
Q: What do you call a guy who never farts in public?
A: A private tutor.
That's number 8
@@jdwmyt no
@@jdwmyt Confucius say: man who fart in church sit in his own pew.
And what if the whole world farted at once?
Love is real but not in the way the movie industry concept of it, a primary attraction feeling. Love is not just a feeling, it’s a action too, it embraces, patience, kindness, truth, resilience, faith, hope, endurance, and perseverance
This dude must have never had a seriously chilling nightmare...
Must depend on the person. When I wake up from a seriously chilling nightmare, I completely freeze, lying as still as I possibly can. The few times I've sat straight up in bed, it's because my alarm went off and it startled me.
That point at 7:00 is so true! My mom and I were watching a TV show, back in the '60s, when a man entered a bar, ordered a drink, passed over some paper money, took a swallow, and was immediately joined by another man. I said, "Did you ever notice that nobody finishes a drink on TV?" "Yes," she said, "and have you ever noticed they pay for it with bills and never get change?" I'm glad you mentioned sounds in outer space. I've been a science-fiction fan since 1950s "Tom Corbett, Space Cadet" and "Space Patrol," graduating from comic books of the genre to novels, particularly the "Juvenile Novels" (now called Young Adult Novels) by Robert Heinlein. These books, regardless of their plots, realistically stressed the lack of air outside their "spaceships," "rocket ships," or space stations, weightlessness AKA "freefall," G-forces, etc.---in other words, all the things ignored by Hollywood. Movies produced by George Pal ("Destination Moon (1950)" [from a short story by Heinlein] illustrated all the real features and effects of space travel, one of which was the _total silence of the vacuum of outer space. As I told my younguns, "If a tree falls in the forest and there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? No, it produces waves of air density which our ears interpret as sound. So, if a tower of something falls on the moon and there are fifty people there to hear it, does it make a sound? No, because there is nothing in a vacuum to make sound waves." Cheers! Stay safe, everyone.
When you see that this was posted 8 hours ago and only has 600 likes or something proves that people are only subscribed for the pitch meetings
If Screenrant let Ryan take the rest of the Pitch Meetings catalogue to his new channel, their activity would probably tank even harder. Lol
What about people ordering a meal or having one made for them, then proceeding to just eat one bite and leave... This I've6 bothers me so so much
Sorry, but this narrator is really boring. He seems so unenthusiastic about what he's saying.
#12 reminds me of a UA-camr I followed called Lockpicking Lawyer, he has a lot of videos of picking locks, in some cases he manages to break them in a matter of seconds... the technique doesn't appear all that difficult if you practice, I'm sure even a novice could crack most in a minute or two if they actually read up on it beforehand.
It honestly seems more believable for a protagonist to sit there for a few seconds (maybe a minute if you want to build tension) to crack open a lock rather than simply shoot it.
I have another one: puncturing car tires with kitchen knives. That is not possible🙂
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Mentions hearing explosions in space in 'Serenity' (despite clearly showing the scene in 'Serenity' where the opposite is shown to be true), and this is immediately before praising 'Firefly' (which is the T.V. series 'Serenity' directly came from) for also being scientifically accurate in regards to sounds in space.
Yes, I'm angry.
Yes, you should be angry, too.
Yes, Screen Rant should be ashamed of presenting this video as a logical process of critical thinking while being illogically contradictory.
P.S. Sound CAN travel in space...you just have to have it interact with a solid object within a medium the vibrations can be transferred through in order to hear it....which is why there's ZERO sound during the huge space battle in 'Serenity' when viewed outside the ship, but the crew still hears the noise within the ship's pressurized interior.
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First one- I was a waitress and once watched a dine-and-dasher run through the glass front door of the restaurant and keep running. He wasn't that cut up.
Second- go to some amateur MMA or boxing matches. They usually have to put ten fights on the card to take up 20 minutes, because the fights end so fast.
6:26 - And to illustrate the point, you use a guy that did not have a ripped body, until after he was given superpowers that mutated his body....good job....
People fighting while on their phone. It's been done in so many movies that it's practically a trope.
As a network engineer the hacking trope irritates me. They seem to think that it's so easy like in Swordfish where the guy just sees the code... ridiculous. In real life it's far more complicated with less success rates. It takes a network reconnaissance, knowledge of multiple networking tools, usually some sort of Insider knowledge... you don't just see the code
Any alien movie where they speak english. They couldn't possibly have the same language as humans.
To add to the list: Every second rate, straight to dvd worthy comedy where an average at best 40 something year old gets the 20 something year old who has a PhD & looks like she's a VS model in her spare time.
Isn’t all of marvel unrealistic
But it’s just for fun so chill bro
I stopped watching after this guy said 1 punch knockouts aren't real..... he must have never seen Deontay Wilder or Mike Tyson fight
or UFC, or the myriad of streetfights that are now caught on camera.
@@dj2257 EXACTLY! Like come on lol there's literally so much evidence
Rare evidence
That isn't what he said.
He said it can happen, but it's rare. And it is.
@@dixonbutts800 It's not though..... watch some combat sports and you'll know
People riding in military aircraft (I.e. C-130) with no hearing protection (those things are loud) and carrying on a normal conversation.
Defibrillators don’t re start hearts. They actually stop the electrical current which the ecg shows. They stop the heart. This resets the heart which is why the heart restart. Unfortunately for flatliners they would not have survived. CPR also looks really gentle, because if they did it for real on a person it would kill them.
Exactly. Real CPR often breaks ribs.
Yeah, that often stops me when watching. I know logically that it can't be real or it would break real rubs ave cause real heart damage. But they don't even fake it well - angles are all wrong, counts are all wrong. Just hard to suspend disbelief.
People surviving after minutes of being in a large body of water. This would not happen! The body would quickly fill with water and you're dead within probably 3 minutes.
I'm glad that space battles in movies are not portrayed accurately. They'd be extremely dull. No sound. Little visible light. Extreme distances would reduce combat to watching both sides staring at displays to interpret what was happening.
Actually people do sit up gasping for air from horrific chronic nightmares: it’s been happening to me for 22 years with chronic nightmare/terror syndrome. So should double check your FACTS before insulting real people.
Different people have difference experiences.
Before starting medication, I used to suffer some pretty bad chronic nightmares and usually I would wake up in a sweat or sometimes crying, but rarely would it be in an upright position. Normally the nightmare was too fresh in my mind for me to even think of moving or making a sound... even if that meant holding onto my breath despite needing to gasp for fresh air.
Never expect movies to have real things
Breaking a neck makes the bodyverupt intense seizures.
Mission Impossible: from the window of the helicopter to the back of the train in the "Chunnel". Stupidest thing ever.
I remember seeing that in the theater, then standing up and yelling "hey, that could actually happen!"
Everyone laughed.
I did extras couple times and it was awkwardly funny when in a scene, where two main characters talk in a crowd, we were asked to just "pretend we're talking" so the mic can get the convo.
You DO know they use trick glass? It used to bec made of sugar, but in this age of CGI I stunt know if that's still the case.
In some cases, breakaway glass is still used.
Jumping about three stories down, and landing on one knee (with head down). Then standing up as if nothing happened.
My favorite unrealistic moment is the owls in the Wizard of Oz
There is something that is at least less common in modern movies... but was almost a requirement in early action TV shows...
There were many TV "detective shows" where the hero would literally be hit over the head and rendered unconscious at least once in every episode...
Then he would wake up a few hours later, with no concussion, and usually nothing worse than a headache that was easily cured by an ice pack...
Likewise, in many shows, the hero would quite frequently be jabbed with a needle and rendered unconscious...
But never seemed to suffer an overdose... or woke up before being thoroughly tied to a chair somewhere...
(As I understand it, both hitting someone just hard enough to render them unconscious, or giving someone the perfect dose of an anesthetic drug, are both sort of tricky.)
Superhero costumes are TIGHT!!!
Oh! Conversations in free fall or on motorcycles. Nobody can hear or respond in these scenarios, but miraculously our characters can. It's like they have different physical laws than the rest of us.
mentions,everyone can drive plane if they listen instructions from tower,the characters found parking always,they pay taxi and say keep the change,french bread in every paperbug
Awesome video 👌
Do you post a list of the movies used in this? What was the musical?
Soundtrack is soothing tho
You have a Marvel movie as the cover but Marvel movies are fantasy...?
What I really would like to see (but won't, ever!): the runaway car is shot at from behind... the rear windshield is smashed by one, two bullets ... and they never make it to the front windshield. Never ever. The shot never exits the car. Impossible. Has anybody seen a scene where this is done right?
Pistol-whipping someone is a quick knockout blow, especially if you use the butt of a rifle/magazine well or the barrel of a pistol. OK, you're hitting me with 4 inches of a hardened metal slide? OUCH, but I'm still awake.
Number 19 is the only one wrong
So comic book movie characters are inspired by the comics they are derived from. Comics go back 80 years. The artists drew the characters in tight clothing because they were basically drawing the human form in various poses. This sped up production without having to draw the action of clothing as it follows the action of the character. The first X-Men movie gave a nod to the bright silly uniforms as they donned more realistic (slightly less tight) leather.
Robert Swenson's Bane was a joke in Batman and Robin movie but they made him great in Batman : Dark Knight Rises except his voice.
Dude how was he great when he didn't have intelligence, wasn't south American, and most importantly, didn't use venom, the single most important part of banes character. I cannot comprehend why babe didn't have his venom to make him strong, he was literally just a normal dude
Came here to see if *Dramatic Super Hero Landings* made the list! So impractical...hurts the knees!
I had to do this off my matress onto a mattress because of the toll on the knees.
Funny and interesting 🤔
I wanna preface this with saying that I absolutely LOVE ScreenRants content! Im a HUGE fan! But this video is pretty lame...
Every Zippo works every time no matter how long it's been sitting around.
Lmao legit every movie 😂 🎥
That one terminator scene tho
Yes... That's why it's called a movie😅😅
Yeah, a lot of this falls under "so the movie can happen" logic.
I always wondered how Ron got through all those years at Hogwarts with a broken wand. Why doesn't Banner's pants split when he turns into hulk? Not sure explosions can occur in space without a fuel such as oxygen, being present (accept within the space ship itself).
Does anyone know what the movie on 1:14 is? Can anyone tell me please.
Scott pilgrim vs. The world
Totally worth watching
When Aquaman fights with the bad guys in the submarine at the beginning of the movie, he hits the guy in the head with a TORPEDO, and rather than dying, he's completely fine. Not even dazed. Breaks the willing suspension of disbelief for me.
i dont think we need a video on what is real and what is not.
I THINK THE MOST UNRELISTIC MOMENT IS THAT GINA CAN STILL PERFECTLY TALK IN BROOKLYN 99 AFTER GETTING HIT BY A BUS
😂😂😂😂 I choose to ignore truth and sense lol
Should've shown more fast and furious
Not anything but when people get shot like twice and r like Oh well i think i can make it
My husband and I did randomly meet in a coffee shop
This man really is a bummer on 30 levels.
If you stop the video at 16 youl see a truck with the logo AVIS and my dad works for AVIS
#12 6:00 "Shooting does absolutely nothing to break the lock"
Yeah-yeah-yeah, let's ask *Lock Picking Layer* maybe?
These people just don't know where to shoot
ITS JUST A MOVIE DUDE.
I've broken several of those rules in real life, including walkiing carelessly into traffic.
You walk carelessly into traffic? Do you want to end your life that badly or at you just nuts?
The writer of this video-article should expand more about the proper methods of breaking people's necks, I suppose the pol... _polpulation,_ a large share of the polpulation would be interested in knowing more about his/her experience.
WTF movie has screeching tires on dirt tracks?!
Yup. Glass. Ask Spiderman, or even Thor.
Do you know Iron Man is a Marvel Character?
They don't know anything. They even try to copy other channels with less views.
Boy, your haven't seen South Indian movies then. 😂
Awesome video
So many heros punch metal and their hands arnt broken um whats up with that?
This was sooo booooring, just give us a pitch meeting
Yeah this was definitely a huge inconvenience....also, a lot of what this guy said...is wrong....
Wow wow wow
Also...he says necks are super easy to break...then follows it with...they aren't that easy to break!
Amazing!
how can guessing computer passwords NOT be here. Who the F#&(%^#(&ck in this day and age still has a single name (like ooh the girl Im secretly in love with) as a password. This list is incomplete.
yes 2 broke girls reference
Imagine if there was none of the 30 things
The music is toooooo loud lads what the heck?
True but that just makes movies fun but some people need to know reality from movie magic
EDGE OF TOMORROW pitch meeting
They got shadow banned I think
This literally made me depressed
No worries. This guy is picking at fleas on a dog. It's called cinema.
Wouldn’t every movie be unrealistic?...
What the hell is with that overbearing background music. Is it there to hide the fact that the commentator for this video is absolutely boring and lackluster.
Jim Carrey is the best Hollywood Comedian
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!👍😎👍
Male and female leads always have a thing going for them. This is, like, the law.
Ryan?
7:04 - Mangina
Nope. Can't do it. The narrator sounds super bored, and it killed my interest.
Remember when you guys ripped off CZ’s world?
Super funny 👌😂😂
I am baffled by people talking about realism while showing clips from sci-fi, fantasy, superhero and horror movies. Is it really how easily the glass breaks that is the most unrealistic thing in these movies? Is ear drums not breaking more unrealistic than the small man that turns into a 10 foot tall muscled killing machine within 10 seconds? Choose your clips better.
Bravo! My thoughts exactly.
I think it does make sense, Because the movie is not called Guy Jumps Through Window Unscathed, it’s called The Fast and the Furious 32. All of the superheroics things are a given, and you should already be suspending your disbelief for those because you know that that those can’t really happen in real life. But a real-looking situation of someone being thrown through a window breaks the reality of what we know about physics, in that it’s too easy and they remain unhurt. A superheroic character is already beyond normal physics. But that doesn’t mean that the entire universe they live in is beyond normal physics.
Is glass supposed to behave differently in sci fi movies? The movies being sci fi or fantasy doesn't justify wrong physics
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See my reply above. 🤔😃 Great minds think alike.
@@timopper5488 👌👌
Can you turn down the music on your next video? I could barely hear your voice through half of this.
why this inspirational background music??? what for?? so annoying, not fitting at all
Why would a movie channel make a video that makes people dislike movies
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