It's extremely annoying when people point out minor flaws in obviously fictional movies. It's like, so you have no problem with a movie about trucks that transform into giant robots and fight for humanity, but if a guy doesnt get cut up by a piece of glass, its a big deal? amirite?

+284 It's extremely annoying when people point out minor flaws in obviously fictional movies. It's like, so you have no problem with a movie about trucks that transform into giant robots and fight for humanity, but if a guy doesnt get cut up by a piece of glass, its a big deal? amirite?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

You have to accept the premise of a movie or else you can't enjoy it. If the rest of the movie does not logically fit with that premise or is just illogical in general, then fuck it.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

It's sorta hard to explain, but in movies like Transformers you accept that the robotic transformation is part of (as Brett said) the premise of the movie. In the context of the movie, trucks transforming is logical. But the premise doesn't cover a guy being unable to get hurt, so flaws like that become annoying.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

It kinda depends. I've never seen the movie Sucker Punch, but it's about this hot blonde girl who was trained to fight from birth for some reason and she was doing these ridiculous moves like jumping and flying 20 feet and shit like that in the previews. It looked dumb as crap. Now, the movie Hannah, which I have seen, has the same outline, but they were showing things like having good aim with a gun, punching, blocking, basically realistic shit. Way better movie.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

No she wasn't trained to fight, she spends the movie in an asylum. Every fight scene exists in an alternate reality inside of her head. Still not a great movie though, in my opinion.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Absolutely horrific.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Oh. Well like I said I never saw it :P

by Anonymous 12 years ago

That reminds me of when my dad saw the third Transformers. He said he didn't like it because the whole thing with the 'real' reason for going to the moon was unrealistic. So I guess he found the whole alien robots that transform into cars thing legit.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

No, the 'transforming' part of Transformers is an obvious part of the movie accepted by the audience. It is now the filmmakers' job to keep the audience persuaded and suspended in that world. By making mistakes like these, it distracts the audience and breaks the suspension of disbelief.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

I disagree. For Transformers, the movie still has to be realistic within the confines of a world the same as ours but with transformers. As such, people should realistically be cut by glass, even if transformers are sci-fi.

by Anonymous 12 years ago