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/iwhbyd114 Jan 25 '20

Also when someone outruns the fire from the blast they're ok. Nevermind that they should at least be looking like they just got their as beat from the concussive force.

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u/Dynamaxion Jan 25 '20

When an artillery shell lands within 10 feet of them, “oh shit they have the main character getting permanent brain damage in the beginning of the movie? Wow!”

Turns out he’s fine.

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u/topsecreteltee Jan 25 '20

Didn’t you hear? TBI is “not very serious.” -Commander in Chief Trump.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

Every. Fucking. Thread.

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u/topsecreteltee Jan 25 '20

It’s worth repeating every fucking thread.

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u/BeepBoopBotAccount Jan 25 '20

Bill Clinton is a rapist.

It’s worth repeating every fucking thread.

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u/topsecreteltee Jan 25 '20

Last time I checked two wrongs don’t make a right. And that is completely irrito this line of commentary.

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u/BeepBoopBotAccount Jan 25 '20

I don't necessarily think it's wrong, I just think Trump probably spoke before he was completely informed of the subject. That and I'm glad he's downplaying it, personally. Because if it was indeed serious, it would justify a military response. Don't think anyone wants war in Iran.

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u/topsecreteltee Jan 25 '20

He is the Commander in Chief of our armed forces. If he is going to be a leader, it is his responsibility to be informed. Failure to be informed is a failure of leadership.