What are the unrealistic things you constantly see in movies that you know can never be true real life?
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What are the unrealistic things you constantly see in movies that you know can never be true real life?
Why do they always make us believe that when a boy throws pebbles a girl window and only the girl wakes up but nobody else in the house hears it. If I even had a boyfriend and he did that, my dad would wake up immediately and be in my room wondering what all the noise was about.
In horror movies, victims are always turning round very slowly after hearing a creepy sound behind them. In real life, if someone hears a creepy sound behind them, they whip round quick as a flash and run away.
When a girl meets a boy or vice versa and they are heads over heels in love with each other within few days. Love doesn’t work that way, it takes time to develop.
In teen movies, the teenagers will look absolutely gorgeous. I don’t think that’s how it is truly. Teenagers have their faces and bodies disproportionate, and they often have acne, oily skin, oily hair, sweat everywhere. Nothing similar to what they portray in hose movies at all. I don’t quite understand why they often use 25 plus adults as teenager in teen movies, casting them as high school boys and girls. That’s totally crappy.