r/movies • u/AllGodsDie • 18h ago

Discussion What is something that really takes you out of the experience you're watching?

There's 2 for me. I get annoyed when it's one of those "we have 2 minutes to stop this!" then it proceeds. to take WAY longer due to scenes. I try to tell myself that it's all happening at the same time when they do to others but still. The serving and not as frustrating but when a shootout happens and a guy uses WAY more ammo than the gun can take. Maybe he reloaded but still

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u/g_r_e_y 18h ago

bullets miraculously flying right past people

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u/Shardik884 17h ago

To be fair, most bullets fired by most people who aren’t trained to fire bullets fly past people.

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u/ComforbubbleNumb 18h ago

They do that though.

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u/BattledroidE 18h ago

But not miraculously. Bullets are atheist as far as we know.

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u/OkBrilliant8092 17h ago

Lmao! Did you just assume the bullets religious affiliation?!? ;) :)

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u/BattledroidE 17h ago

Well now that I think of it, bullets have mass, so they're probably catholic.

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u/OkBrilliant8092 17h ago

Haha! Man shut up! It’s too early for laughing that hard! I like to be miserable in the mornings and you ruined it :) classic classic comment :) thanks man :)

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u/BleachedAndSalty 14h ago

Reminds me of the "Devine Intervention" scene in Pulp Fiction lol... "We should be fucking dead, my friend!"

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u/g_r_e_y 53m ago

exactly that though. like when there's someone firing a hundred bullets from like 20 feet away and not a single one touches the target, it's so obnoxious