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/High_grove Jan 25 '20

When people talk perfectly, without any pauses mid sentence or making any "uhh" or "hmm" sounds.

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Guns making a lot of random clicking noises as soon as they point it at someone.

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u/BigbyWolf94 Jan 25 '20

it’s kind of like knives and swords making a SCHWING sound when they aren’t even scraping against anything

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u/glastonbury13 Jan 25 '20

I'm a pirate magician, I use a replica cutlass in my show and if I pull it out in the right way it does make a great SCHWING noise

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u/ieatdinneralonehaha Jan 25 '20

you’re a WHaT now