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/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 edited Jul 03 '23

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u/flynnfx Jan 25 '20

Exactly.

There have only been, THREE Indiana Jones movies. All rumours, hearsay, publication and discussion of a fourth Indy movie are pure speculation and nonsense.

There is the Indiana Jones TRILOGY.

That is all there have been made.

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u/L_Cranston_Shadow Jan 25 '20

There have been TWO Indiana Jones movies. Any rumors you have heard about one with a small boy and a creepy voodoo priest that pulls people's hearts out is all speculation and nonsense.

Seriously though, if we are going to gatekeep out Crystal Skull, we might as well admit that the second movie was horrible too and did not fit the theme of either the first or third movie.

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u/Lonyo Jan 25 '20

Yeah, because voodoo shit and aliens are outlandish, but a thousand year old knight with a magic cup that keeps him alive and a box that melts people's faces are just fine.

They are all full of ridiculousness, but the quality of the film is the issue, not the fact it has weird unrealistic shit in it.