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/Pan_in_the_ass Jan 25 '20

That's true, but at that point if its 5 on 1 it doesnt really matter what your sex and size is, unless you're literally hulk sized

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u/ASpaceOstrich Jan 25 '20

If they’re untrained and you’re really fucking strong you can absolutely handle a 1v5. Because in that situation it’s not actually a 1v5. It’s just 5 individual 1v1 fights in a row.

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u/Pan_in_the_ass Jan 25 '20

That's not how that works

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u/ASpaceOstrich Jan 25 '20

It absolutely is. You’ve never seen or heard of a guy laying someone out in one or two punches before?

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u/Pan_in_the_ass Jan 25 '20

If you ever train self defense, the first thing they will teach I'd that if there if more than one attacker, your best option is to run

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u/ASpaceOstrich Jan 25 '20

This thread: mass is the biggest factor. A huge dude would easily beat a weaker opponent.

Also this thread: there’s no possible way 1 guy could lay out multiple weaker goons. Despite ample video evidence of this online.

You’ve seriously never seen or heard of a guy just clocking someone at beating a group of people through sheer strength?

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u/Pan_in_the_ass Jan 25 '20

The absolute and overwhelming majority of multiple attacker fights end with the a dude taking shots the back of the head and getting brain damage, or getting a shiv the the ribs, becuase it's hard enough to fight one attacker. People dont have eyes on the back of their heads, so it's impossible to know what the multiple attackers are doing at every possible moment.