Movie cliches that never happen in real life...

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The hero is set up by nefarious villains as the patsy in some crazy money-laundering/extortion scheme. Hero finds the truth and confronts the villains, usually in a shoot-out where multiple people die. Hero never meets with a lawyer or steps foot in a courtroom, and gets to walk into the sunset at the end of the movie, usually with funky music playing, after exchanging a smart one-liner with the cop(s) who knows what "really" happened. The cop(s) who knows what "really" happened never have to do paperwork or explain the situation to anyone besides the chief. :stopitslime:
 

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especially in tv shows (Quantico comes to mind)... most FBI agents/cops in general/detectives are attractive/somewhat good looking ppl..
 

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I hate it sports movies, well mainly some football films where there's just a few seconds left on the clock and they need a td. The play unfolds and they show the clock tick down as they run for the end zone, cuts back to the clock, cuts back to the player diving for the goal line just before the clock reaches zero. As if the play wouldn't count if he didn't get to the end zone before the time runs out. Makes u wonder if these film makers know anything about football.
 
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Speaking of sports movies, crowd hates player/boxer/team prior to the event.. but after the event they gain a newfound respect for him/them :comeon:

See Rocky IV as a prime example. That Russian crowd would have killed him, instead they chant his name. :russ:

Romantic comedy - guy is a complete retard but wins over the dime who was never checkin for him :comeon:

Romantic comedy - bad boy a$$hole turns into a good guy deep down. :childplease:
 

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random one but i always notice this shyt....no one says goodbye when they hang up the phone in movies.

Yup. They also don't check their caller ID on their cellphone, and it's always someone they don't want to talk to.

nobody also turns the ignition when they get in cars.. they hop in car, somehow it starts and then they put it drive.. they never turned the ignition..
 

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40 trained killers can't kill 1 cop (die hard)

nikka ain't no navy seal... cops do a few weeks of cop training and call it a day


reading his bio he was a cop since 77... die hard 1 happens in 88


11 year vet out here murking, out thinking, out gunning 40 damn hired mercs from all sorts of army, navy, seal training forces
Well at least he has training . The f and f crew went from barely being able to hijack car parts due to truckers having a shotty to being the best strategists , hackers fighters drivers in the world ! They beating mercenaries and highly skilled assassins like nothing
 
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Being the huge F & F fan that I am.. I have to stick up for the series a little bit. :pachaha:

Dom fought all his life. It's not unreasonable to think he could kick someone's ass in a fist fight. But his accuracy with weapons? Yeah, that's suspect.

Brian was an FBI agent. He at least had training.

Tyrese grew up in and out of prison and shyt. He must have known how to fight.

Ludacris character did seem to change as the series has gone on. I don't remember him being a tech/computer/etc expert until maybe Fast Five. :ld:
 
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