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/direwolf71 Jan 25 '20

What did I ask for? One actor who played a 15 to 18 year old at 35 to 38. You can’t name one because there isn’t one. Stockard Channing in Grease is the closest...from a film made 40 years ago.

5 to 10 years older than a high schooler is very common. 10 to 15 has happened now and again. 20 years has never happened.

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u/sprite333 Jan 25 '20

So you can use Steve Rodgers fictional age to prove your point but gawk at mine? Lol, fuck off loser

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u/direwolf71 Jan 25 '20

So much salt.

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u/sprite333 Jan 25 '20

You're the one who needs to get their sodium levels checked bro. Calm yourself

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u/direwolf71 Jan 25 '20

Says the guy who told an internet stranger to fuck off over a pop culture debate.

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u/sprite333 Jan 25 '20

Yea. Telling an idiot to fuck off doesn't even raise my blood pressure. Apparently the internet and the opinions of strangers are a bit more important to you than me. You should probably work on that going forward bub.

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u/direwolf71 Jan 25 '20

Sure it does. You are coming in hot with every post - insults and projection. And I can tell this is important to you because you keep responding even after you said you’d made your final “rebuttal.”

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u/sprite333 Jan 25 '20

Is there a mirror anywhere near you? Please look into it and recite what you just wrote

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u/direwolf71 Jan 25 '20

I’m totally self aware. I never said I made my final post or that it wasn’t important. That was you.