[ SECRET POST #4217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4217 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Mini rant - really annoying things on tv/movies

[tabaqui]

HA, yes. That is amazingly annoying. Especially when they did *not* have to wait to the last damn second. And most particularly when it's not remotely realistic; a huge door is closing and they're doing whatever and they keep showing the door closing at a speed which means it would be *shut already*, or only open an inch or so but when they finally manage to get to it, there's enough room to get through.

Grrr.

Re: Mini rant - really annoying things on tv/movies

[(Anonymous)]

Ha! I knew I forgot one.

Similarly, this annoyed me so much about The Day After Tomorrow. They *just* manage to leave a boat crawling with wild animals and run across the street to the library to get to the room with the fireplace while carrying the dude with the bad leg, literally 30 seconds after observing that the worst of the storm had arrived? Really? At the rate the storm was moving, they would have been frozen long before they reached that room, especially if it were on a different floor, in a building that had no power at that point.

Re: Mini rant - really annoying things on tv/movies

[tabaqui]

YES!! Omg.

Which leads to the *really* annoying 'injury that's just bad enough to make someone limp/wonky, but not so bad that they can't put on a burst of speed at the last second'. And/or 'injury that incapacitates but some whiskey and a grubby t-shirt bandage and we're good to go'.

Just stoppit.