Dumb Things Everyone Just Ignored In These 2017 Movies
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Chup
With Wonder Woman crossing No Man's Land without getting hit: Its probably been said below, but I'm willing to overlook this. She had her 'vibranium' shield up to block a lot of the bullets, and it looked big enough to cover most of her torso, particularly with her in a semi-crouched position. If you look closely enough, you will also see some bullets bouncing off her 'calf armor' (whatever its called in real life, so she is covered there. Yeah, in 'Real Life' a couple of the bullets would still have found there mark, but again, its enough to overlook in a 'comic book movie' (unless you're talking about 'Daredevil'. I still wonder how he survived all those puncture wounds from the ninjas in the second season 9_9.
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With Wonder Woman crossing No Man's Land without getting hit: Its probably been said below, but I'm willing to overlook this. She had her 'vibranium' shield up to block a lot of the bullets, and it looked big enough to cover most of her torso, particularly with her in a semi-crouched position. If you look closely enough, you will also see some bullets bouncing off her 'calf armor' (whatever its called in real life, so she is covered there. Yeah, in 'Real Life' a couple of the bullets would still have found there mark, but again, its enough to overlook in a 'comic book movie' (unless you're talking about 'Daredevil'. I still wonder how he survived all those puncture wounds from the ninjas in the second season 9_9.
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Terman8er
I have seen lots of people complain about Themyscira and how easy it was for everyone to find it, all of a sudden. Did no one else notice the destroyer was listing on rocks? That the island is surrounded by perpetual storms? At the time most people simply avoided it, Trevor probably tried using the storm to avoid his pursuers and flew through the illusion (not something the Greek gods foresaw. As for no mans land, Diana is bulletproof. Yes, I know. Go ahead, disagree, yell at me, curse me. Done? OK. Diana has always had her godly abilities (speaking of the movie universe) she simply had to accept them and utilize them. So you are right, she was probably hit by lots of bullets and shrapnel while crossing NML.
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I have seen lots of people complain about Themyscira and how easy it was for everyone to find it, all of a sudden. Did no one else notice the destroyer was listing on rocks? That the island is surrounded by perpetual storms? At the time most people simply avoided it, Trevor probably tried using the storm to avoid his pursuers and flew through the illusion (not something the Greek gods foresaw. As for no mans land, Diana is bulletproof. Yes, I know. Go ahead, disagree, yell at me, curse me. Done? OK. Diana has always had her godly abilities (speaking of the movie universe) she simply had to accept them and utilize them. So you are right, she was probably hit by lots of bullets and shrapnel while crossing NML.
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Ulrich
Who said, that they reached London in one night in Wonder Woman (also: no NAZIs during WWI? It is never pointed out to be just one night. It was only that they secured a tug during the last night of the journey - maybe somewhere off the cost of Normandy or Armorica, that took them all the way up to London. There is just no reason to say how long they sailed, because it does not change anything moviewise. Aside from that, there was a scene after they went to sleep the first night of Dr. Maru being in a Lab or Fortress near the front line in France, while she was in Turkey when Steve stole the plane. So it is safe to assume, that the trip took days, maybe even weeks and was simply not shown - or even recorded.
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Who said, that they reached London in one night in Wonder Woman (also: no NAZIs during WWI? It is never pointed out to be just one night. It was only that they secured a tug during the last night of the journey - maybe somewhere off the cost of Normandy or Armorica, that took them all the way up to London. There is just no reason to say how long they sailed, because it does not change anything moviewise. Aside from that, there was a scene after they went to sleep the first night of Dr. Maru being in a Lab or Fortress near the front line in France, while she was in Turkey when Steve stole the plane. So it is safe to assume, that the trip took days, maybe even weeks and was simply not shown - or even recorded.
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Rick
Here's one for 2018.
To escape his home world Han Solo chooses to join the Empire in the Solo movie. Fast forward to the end and Han's former girlfriend reports back to Darth Maul as the leader of the Black Sun. Now this doesn't seem bad until you stop and think about when Darth Maul died in The Phantom menace, which took place prior to the establishment of the Empire.
So unless Qi'Ra was only talking to half of the former Sith lord or was speaking to him in the past, there is no way for this scene to have happened within the confines of the Star Wars universe. Which might just nullify the whole movie from everyone's collective conscience.
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Here's one for 2018.
To escape his home world Han Solo chooses to join the Empire in the Solo movie. Fast forward to the end and Han's former girlfriend reports back to Darth Maul as the leader of the Black Sun. Now this doesn't seem bad until you stop and think about when Darth Maul died in The Phantom menace, which took place prior to the establishment of the Empire.
So unless Qi'Ra was only talking to half of the former Sith lord or was speaking to him in the past, there is no way for this scene to have happened within the confines of the Star Wars universe. Which might just nullify the whole movie from everyone's collective conscience.
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brucenatelee
I still think Scarlett Johansson wasn't playing a Japanese character, but the robotic shell that was used for a Japanese character. There's a video, I think Cinema Sins or Honest Trailer, that said she was, so I'm gonna check that out again. That said, as the series is set in the future and has shown other races, it's possible that (and this is definitely a stretch) if she was playing as the character herself, she could have been an immigrant. Like I said, a stretch. I still prefer ethnic authenticity in my movies and shows, but I still think the robot shell makes sense to me.
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I still think Scarlett Johansson wasn't playing a Japanese character, but the robotic shell that was used for a Japanese character. There's a video, I think Cinema Sins or Honest Trailer, that said she was, so I'm gonna check that out again. That said, as the series is set in the future and has shown other races, it's possible that (and this is definitely a stretch) if she was playing as the character herself, she could have been an immigrant. Like I said, a stretch. I still prefer ethnic authenticity in my movies and shows, but I still think the robot shell makes sense to me.
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Skaarxiong1
well, if tony the tiger. i mean stark texted peter pan. parker and let him know the FBI (Full Blooded Italians) was on the case, the movie would of been over. it's like saying, in LOTR, why didn't they just use the giant eagles and fly to Mordor? cause if they did, we wouldn't have gotten 2 more LOTR movies. in John Bon Jovi, wait, no. John Wick (the first movie, there we go, no one can kill him because he's mainly going after Russians. so we're looking it from a Russian perspective. in Russia, you don't kill John Wick, John Wick kills you.
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well, if tony the tiger. i mean stark texted peter pan. parker and let him know the FBI (Full Blooded Italians) was on the case, the movie would of been over. it's like saying, in LOTR, why didn't they just use the giant eagles and fly to Mordor? cause if they did, we wouldn't have gotten 2 more LOTR movies. in John Bon Jovi, wait, no. John Wick (the first movie, there we go, no one can kill him because he's mainly going after Russians. so we're looking it from a Russian perspective. in Russia, you don't kill John Wick, John Wick kills you.
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Creatip
Didn't get the plot hole for John Wick. Basically Looper is saying, 'why so much assassins went after Wick with 7 mill bounty, when no one went after him when his bounty was at 2 mill? ' Isn't it obvious? More money, more taker. The bounty was 2 mill -no taker, not worth the risk-, went double to 4 mill -one taker-, went almost double again to 7 mill -lots of takers, coz the risk is worth it now-.
It's like:
- take your top off for 100 - no taker
- take your top off for 200 - few takers
- take your top off for 350 - easy money
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Didn't get the plot hole for John Wick. Basically Looper is saying, 'why so much assassins went after Wick with 7 mill bounty, when no one went after him when his bounty was at 2 mill? ' Isn't it obvious? More money, more taker. The bounty was 2 mill -no taker, not worth the risk-, went double to 4 mill -one taker-, went almost double again to 7 mill -lots of takers, coz the risk is worth it now-.
It's like:
- take your top off for 100 - no taker
- take your top off for 200 - few takers
- take your top off for 350 - easy money
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Tommie
For some reason, the last entry on this list got me thinking about a common phenomenon in action-movies. The good-guy-deterioration-complex. This is used when a badass hero walks through a legion of minions as if they weren't even there and then his skill deteriorates when he's just about to take on the big bad boss. This big bad boss is not a better fighter than his minions but the hero of the film seems to have lost his mojo and is mangled by the big bad boss until he turns the table and wins the day (and the girl, usually.
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For some reason, the last entry on this list got me thinking about a common phenomenon in action-movies. The good-guy-deterioration-complex. This is used when a badass hero walks through a legion of minions as if they weren't even there and then his skill deteriorates when he's just about to take on the big bad boss. This big bad boss is not a better fighter than his minions but the hero of the film seems to have lost his mojo and is mangled by the big bad boss until he turns the table and wins the day (and the girl, usually.
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Shatter
Ghost in the Shell doesn't make sense because they diverted from the original story so much that it's only recognizable by imagery. She has a fully cybernetic brain - no meat. It's the only way to make those jumps and landings she pulls off. Meat brain would get crushed from inertia. As for the fortress, she shouldn't have even been there. In the canon the answer would be She's the Major and that's how she got out. She's a one man Army. ScarJo as Kusanagi, not so much. The movie looked great but sucked story wise.
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Ghost in the Shell doesn't make sense because they diverted from the original story so much that it's only recognizable by imagery. She has a fully cybernetic brain - no meat. It's the only way to make those jumps and landings she pulls off. Meat brain would get crushed from inertia. As for the fortress, she shouldn't have even been there. In the canon the answer would be She's the Major and that's how she got out. She's a one man Army. ScarJo as Kusanagi, not so much. The movie looked great but sucked story wise.
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