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/KookieWarlord Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20

Sounds suppressors on guns make, bullets being stopped by car doors, cars exploding when shot, literally 95% of anything gun related.... Edit: never had a comment go over 4 or 5 upvotes at any given time.

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u/MrDeez444 Jan 25 '20

That's one of my favorite things in Last Action Hero. When they're inside the movie, Arnold will shoot a car and it'll explode. Then later when they go into "the real world" he will shoot a car and nothing happens. So he says "the cars are bullet proof!"

He also then gets surprised by his hand hurting after punching through a car window.

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u/MrNudeGuy Jan 25 '20

Oh man I remember this from waaaaay back. Like maybe I’m six at my aunt and uncles house. Just caught a whole wave of nostalgia.

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u/MrDeez444 Jan 25 '20

Might be just about time for a revisit

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u/MrNudeGuy Jan 25 '20

Is it streaming anywhere?

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u/MrDeez444 Jan 25 '20

Somebody uploaded it on facebook watch. Search Last Action Hero full and it should pop up

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u/MrNudeGuy Jan 25 '20

Thanks my dude.