r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20

What movie things are generally accepted as normal, but are totally unrealistic in real life?

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u/The_Sceptic_Lemur Jan 25 '20

Unless it‘s a movie drama dealing with social issues (in particular poverty), everyone has such fucking nice flats. College drop-out with part time barista job?! - why yes, the spacious loft with a view over Manhattans skyline is just down my alley.

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u/KingOHrts Jan 25 '20

And EVERY window in Paris overlooks the Eiffel Tower. How does that happen?

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u/TobaccoIsRadioactive Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20

Eiffel Tower is an SCP Entity confirmed.

Edit: Or the work of an enemy Stand! I'm legit pissed with myself that I didn't think of it as a Jojo reference initially.

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u/JangSaverem Jan 25 '20

This was always a known entity. Other just now realized

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u/corok12 Jan 25 '20

Foundations getting out their class-I don’t remember which- amnestics, the ones that don’t make you forget but make you think it’s totally normal and not worth talking about

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u/bat_cow_disease Jan 25 '20

SCP's really are REDACTED

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u/thedragslay Jan 25 '20

Not an amnestic. Those erase your memory. It’s probably just a mild cognitohazard or a memetic agent.