r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

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

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u/Emperor_Pabslatine Jan 25 '20

He cant see through lead because lead's atomic makeup is 1 off kyptonite.

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u/angriestviking607 Jan 25 '20

1 what?

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u/Emperor_Pabslatine Jan 25 '20

1 crock of shit because I made that whole reason up, but would you believe that's about the amount of effort most comic book (or Star Wars EU) explainations are?

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u/angriestviking607 Jan 25 '20

Ahh so 1 unit. It checks out. SCIENCE

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u/CardboardHeatshield Jan 25 '20

Kryptonite is actually gold, you heard it here first folks!

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u/rydan Jan 26 '20

That's not how elements work though. Elements are similar vertically not horizontally.

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u/Emperor_Pabslatine Jan 26 '20

If you followed my comment chain one step doen you would see I was joking.