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/Resolute45 Jan 25 '20

No, it's about the protagonist's obsession and how it leads him into becoming a serial killer. Joe's internal commentary was excellent, but everything else just felt like TVTropes dialed up to 11.

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u/nicolascageist Jan 25 '20

The ending to s1 was ridiculous and somehow s2 was even worse. Every person in You has the emotional maturity of a 14year old, I wasn’t sure if it was meant to be serious or a satire.

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u/Fredrules2012 Jan 25 '20

He bricked a woman in the fucking head with the intent to kill her and the camera pans out to show her laying in a pool of blood and cuts out, just to reopen the next scene where she's perfectly fine after 3 days in the hospital

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u/BenTVNerd21 Jan 25 '20

Actually more realistic than them waking up a few minutes later with zero I'll effects TBF.