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One of the ones I hate the most is when somebody draws a gun that is obviously a Glock and you can hear a hammer cocking. I've seen this about 3 times in the last 2 days on episodes of Law & Order: SVU, but a lot of shows and movies add sound effects that make no sense just to emphasize the fact that a gun is being drawn.
I thought the ending of Pearl Harbor was kind of silly. Ben Afflect (I think?) was running full speed toward his friend who just got shot, and while running, he fires off five or six precision shots into several distant enemies.
Now I've never tried running full speed and shooting a handgun simultaneously, but I think it'd be pretty difficult.
Now I've never tried running full speed and shooting a handgun simultaneously, but I think it'd be pretty difficult.
StarbaseSSD
Plinker
Curving shots in "Wanted"?
Oh, if we're going that route, don't even get me started about movies depicting bad computer science.
Hackers
The Net
Swordfish
Jurassic Park
Independence Day
Shall I go on?
Film makers take creative license in order to further the story. All movies are going to "offend" a certain segment of their audience simply because the film maker isn't as knowledgeable about the detail as the viewer.
However, if you're gonna make a movie about gun experts (Wanted), or computer experts (Hackers, The Net), you should at least have a technical adviser on staff to tell you when you're about to do something moronic.
robbran144
Master
question and then a comment
what kind of helicopters were in the rambo movie? wish i knew which one it was i just watched it today.
comment with helicopters, the worst one i've seen wasn't a combat helicopter but it has to be the original batman and robin helicopter.I'm sorry but that is the gayest helicopter ever.
00BlasterResto
Expert
I hate when you see the guy holding a gun and in the blink of an eye, he has a different gun.
Most recent notice of this that I noted was I watched, taking of pelham 123.
A cop hands the main guy a gun that if I remember right looked to be a walther PPk or of that sort, in a flash he had something that looked like a kahr.
Most recent notice of this that I noted was I watched, taking of pelham 123.
A cop hands the main guy a gun that if I remember right looked to be a walther PPk or of that sort, in a flash he had something that looked like a kahr.
I hate the unsafe gun handling that is always present. Just watched the Untouchables again last night and Kevin Costner cannot touch his gun without have his finger on the trigger and pointing it at everyone friend or foe. The sweeping was particularly bad when they had the shotguns out.
Bottomless magazines and 47-shot revolvers
robbran144
Master
http://rambo.ugo.com/images/films/gallery/films-12.jpg this one is sweet
Really Scutter? I thought the computer stuff in those movies was realistic?
It's so bad that there actually a term for it: "Hollywood OS".
Wargames gets slammed because the whole premise was so unrealistic, but from a "computer cracker" standpoint it was actually pretty accurate.
redneckmedic
Grandmaster
I guess to each their own... ER, Trauma, Gray's Anatomy, ext, they all have their bad medicine too. House is pretty good, and GA has only been busted a few times, but 3rd Watch is the worst!!!
Walt_Jabsco
Sharpshooter
I have to say, the 1911 firing without ever cocking the hammer probably bothers me more than anything else. I actually notice that primarily in video games rather than movies, but it's certainly cropped up in it's share of TV and film.
