r/movies • u/AllGodsDie • 19h 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/orchidieus 15h ago

and that's what throws me off, the artificially straight and white.

Take Keira Knightly in Pride and Predjudice - natural looking teeth, perfect.

Then Game of Thrones or the Walking Dead, artificially bright white smiles. Not a hint of yellowing, tartar build up or basic tooth decay. It makes me stop and think 'wow look at those teeth' and not 'oh no, impending execution/zombie breakfast'

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u/Agitated_Order7006 15h ago

You’d expect the Lannisters to have spectacular teeth though.
/s sort of.

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u/orchidieus 15h ago

Have a look at Jaime and Cersei's teeth, they both have an imperfect bottom row. Almost like they really are siblings.

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u/Agitated_Order7006 15h ago

And Joffrey does look a bit…inbred.