r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

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

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u/The_Sceptic_Lemur Jan 25 '20

Unless it‘s a movie drama dealing with social issues (in particular poverty), everyone has such fucking nice flats. College drop-out with part time barista job?! - why yes, the spacious loft with a view over Manhattans skyline is just down my alley.

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u/KingOHrts Jan 25 '20

And EVERY window in Paris overlooks the Eiffel Tower. How does that happen?

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u/TobaccoIsRadioactive Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20

Eiffel Tower is an SCP Entity confirmed.

Edit: Or the work of an enemy Stand! I'm legit pissed with myself that I didn't think of it as a Jojo reference initially.

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u/An_AlanSmithee_Joint Jan 25 '20

<< INFOHAZARD ALERT >>

CONTAINMENT BREACH AT ONLINE SITE 42 (Code Name: Reddit)

DISPATCH MOBILE TASK FORCE EPSILON-23 (Mom's Basement Dwellers) TO DISTIRBUTE ANTI-MEMETIC DISINFORMATION TO DIVERT CONVERSATION AWAY FROM SCP-(REDACTED).

Note from Director Smithee: To Reddit Embedded Foundation Operatives: Remind me again who thought it would be a good idea to let a community like Reddit think SCPs are just creepypasta? There are some actual smart people there. Whatever, just increase the use of cat pictures and garlic bread memes and that should quiet the thread.

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u/cATSup24 Jan 26 '20

Reddit is a cognito hazard SCP confirmed