[ SECRET POST #3741 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3741 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your least favorite unrealistic movie things?

[(Anonymous)]

The way movies handle unemployment. It is almost never portrayed as the deeply exhausting never ending slog to find new employment that it actually is. Movie characters walk in and out of jobs with ease, and if they do spend any time unemployed it is on a couch watching tv and enjoying it. That isn't how unemployment works

Also legal crap. I'm no legal eagle, but even I recognize when the "hero" ought to be going to jail and has tanked any possible case against the villain.

Re: What are your least favorite unrealistic movie things?

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder if this is indirectly part of the reason why people think it's that simple, actually. Movies portray it as "lost/quit my job - oh well, I'll find another one!" I do know someone who found a job relatively "quickly", but quickly was still at least a month.