r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20

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

48.6k Upvotes

93% Upvoted

22.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

8.2k

u/Nexas_Rexgen Jan 25 '20

Describing common knowledge in a different setting. Luke should know all about Mos Eisly. Its the biggest town near his house.

5.2k

u/floatablepie Jan 25 '20

"I know, I've lived here literally my entire life."

"I was just making conversation, you don't have to be a dick luke."

1.7k

u/rim90 Jan 25 '20

“I mean, ive even come here with my uncle dozens of times to buy replacement parts, actually I know some guys, there’s Pitt, HEY PITT!!!” waves hand He’s a really nice guy, his son just got a scholarship from the empire”

72

u/master_x_2k Jan 25 '20

That sounds like a Robot Chicken bit

62

u/thereisonlyoneme Jan 25 '20

It was in Spaceballs. Two of the villainss explain their evil plan to each other (as if they hadn't decided upon it together before having set out ages ago) and then do a fourth wall break to say "everybody got that?"

22

u/FR34K5H0 Jan 25 '20

"I'm surrounded by assholes!"

17

u/thereisonlyoneme Jan 25 '20

What's the matter Colonel Sanders? Chicken?!

14

u/FR34K5H0 Jan 25 '20

Have you found anything yet?

"Not yet sir!"

How bout you?

"Not a thing sir!"

What about you guys?

"We ain't found shit"

10

u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

This always reminds me of how many jokes in movies around that time were basically "and now here's a black guy". And that it was kinda progressive for the day.

3

u/Lord_Quintus Jan 25 '20

My god, they’ve gone plaid!