Just stuff that you see and your like, really? Couple examples, bad guys missing like crazy when they unload on the people. Or like in zombieland, the 2 girls were in the themepark and a huge horde of zombies showed up, they safely made it to their car after sprinting to it with zombies right behind them. Theres a few zombies on the car so they drive it into a few other zombies and into a lake after jumping out. Its like...you just got safe just haul ass outta there!
Zombie movies where the zombies are hella slow, makes no sense they're like wild beasts they need to run their ass off to get that food! Also movies based on games... which end up having a totally different story line then the game.
when people wont shut the fuck up when people just stand up infront of you and just talk n wont sit the fuck down phones going off babies crying
I agree with all of these 150%, even though these are IRL problems while watching movies. I hate terrible plots. Too many times I've seen movies with a good, or interesting story, but they fuck it all up with how they plot it out. Also bad acting really gets on my nerves. It distracts me from the movie and takes me back to reality. I like to immerse myself into the movie, but when those things start popping up I just feel like a regular jackass watching a crappy movie.
I hate the cheesy quotes that usually appear in films like Spiderman or Batman. You know where the chick says it early in the film while the superhero is in civillian form, then the hero repeats it to the chick later on while they are in their costume.
over acting bad acting STUPID situations (watch the dead end on netflix to see what i mean...family finds girl alone on a road in the middle of nowhere....car breaks down....jackass teenage son goes into the woods to masturbate...its so stupid) when the killer hesitates to kill someone then the person gets away or whatever not enough titties
When a character says something simple to another character, then the other character replies with some mystical type shit. Like "Where are you going" *30 seconds of silence with an evil stare* "It's not your concern dad"
2 people who get into a stand off with guns and dont shoot the other person immediately when they start talking.
That has always bugged the shit out of me. If the villain is so fucking evil, he'd have just killed them already. Or even switch the rolls, when the protagonist is given the chance to kill the villain and he hesitates and the villain gets away. That shit pisses me off. It's always a pleasant surprise when they're placed in a situation like this and the villain starts some distracting dialogue and the protagonist cuts him off with a bullet to the head. Can't remember the last movie I saw where this happened.
Nobody else noticed that in most movies, if there is a driving scene, the gear selector is ALWAYS IN PARK. It drives me nuts!
I work in the industry... And now whenever I watch TV or movies.. I know what's happening behind the camera so I see that AND the actor doing his acting in front of said "audience"/crew and the fake hits me like a ton of bricks. For.. Everything. Kinda a burn
I'm that guy in the theater who will actually pick a fight with someone doing that. I almost punched this woman who was jabbering and wouldn't shut up when I saw The Karate Kid with Jackie Chan. The good thing about those douches is that I've gotten a number of free tickets because I complained after the movie about them. Things about movies which annoy me: Lots of explosions and destruction which is unnecessary to the action (like in Terminator 3 in the chase scene when they are destroying the street, or in X-Men Origins: Wolverine basically the whole movie) Sex and Nudity which is not necessary to the plot...I know, a guy who regularly posts in the "favorite porn star" thread that doesn't like sex and nudity in movies is a bit strange Zooey Deschanel...how anyone likes this annoying girl is beyond me Cliche and predictable plots Women bitching about stuff in movies... Characters who get into bad situations because they're idiots (like in "Into the Wild" and "127 Hours", I found no reason to care about those guys because they were jackasses...who cares if their story is true, they are still morons.) Excessive slow-motion or other camera tricks. ("300" and "Windtalkers" are perfect examples)
scary movies always piss me off cus the people are soo stupid you'd think in a life or death situation u would have a little common sense
i forget what the movie is called but it with nicolas cage and his family are held hostage. at one point during the movie they get a gun from the people and could of easily killed them but they end up being to scared to shoot them. shit like that