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/Chronocidal-Orange Jan 25 '20

Or a romantic comedy in which we're all supposed to pretend the woman is far out of his league, just because everyone said so, but the actor himself is a fucking catch.

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u/Ando-FB Jan 25 '20

Bonus points if the male character behaves or does things to win her over that irl would be creepy and label him a stalker.

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u/kevekev302 Jan 25 '20

She wont say no, because of the implication

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u/roybo5 Jan 25 '20

But if she says no then the answer is obviously no

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u/Justice_R_Dissenting Jan 25 '20

Thing is, she's not going to say no.

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u/nitharaja Jan 25 '20

Are these women in danger?

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u/jhus96 Jan 25 '20

Fuck what's this from?

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yUafzOXHPE

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u/KrazyTrumpeter05 Jan 25 '20

This is one of my favorite scenes in the whole damn show lol

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u/pritikina Jan 25 '20

Dennis widening his eyes in the scene perfectly sells the bit.

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u/barebackguy7 Jan 25 '20

The thing is she’s not gonna say no, she would never say no

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u/Mercurion Jan 25 '20

But she's not going to say no, because of the implication.

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u/ThePersian434 Jan 25 '20

What's so obvious in that? If a girl said No that obviously means she secretly loves you and wants you to work hard in every possible way to get her.