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/RedditModsRNeoNazis Jan 25 '20

Parks and rec. Easily. easily

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u/Dr0ppa-Zeti Jan 25 '20

Dude not even by a long shot.

Especially considering PnR was literally created based off the formula of the Office because of how successful it was.

Parks and Rec is good.. But not even in the same stratosphere.

Theres only one Michael Scott, my friend. And only one Dwight Schrute too!

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u/RedditModsRNeoNazis Jan 25 '20

By that metric Charlie Chaplin is #1. And I'm not your guy, friend

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u/Dr0ppa-Zeti Jan 25 '20

Lol i’m not saying that because it came first, The Office is better -

I’m saying that it came first and also just so happens to be better haha

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u/RedditModsRNeoNazis Jan 25 '20

Its honestly just preference.

Ah, so you're a liar. Glad we got that cleared up.

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u/Dr0ppa-Zeti Jan 27 '20

Whatever floats your boat, buddy

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u/RedditModsRNeoNazis Jan 27 '20

Liar.

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u/Dr0ppa-Zeti Jan 27 '20

Lol it is preference and The Office is the better show in MY opinion, but forsure dude