Niggly details that get on your nerves/under your skin

[Sacman]

I hate it when people are extremely dedicated to picking out every single physical impossibility in a movie or video game. It is not real life, that is the entire point.

Hey! You just posted in my other thread! Stalker!

Don't you mean Marked One? *slight Russian accent*
OT: In Kingdom Hearts II why the hell are we supposed to be happy for Roxas that he became part of Sora again? Roxas never wanted to become part of Sora he wanted a heart of his own until he got brainwashed!!!

 

[kickyourass]

When they show a character playing a video game and that aren't even ATTEMPTING to even seem like they're controlling it right, or have the wrong controller for the system they're using.

 

[Ninonybox_v1legacy]

all of twilight, all of justin beiber, and the NEW and totaly cool nickalodian, disney, and cartoon network (cartoons are not cool anymore aparently).

 

[Random Argument Man]

I don't like the Terminator series. (except no.3. Yes, I like over-the top action between Arnold and hot girl).

I never understood how John Connor was alive after Terminator 2. Skynet was supposed to be stopped for good. Therefore, time-travel wasn't important. If they fixed the future, then John Connor would've disappeared right?

 

[Muffinthraka]

The fact that the length of a shot in a film is getting shorter and shorter. So many films use cuts rather than panning. I particularly hate jump cuts in fight scenes. The length of shots has become shorter and most shots now last less then three seconds.
The Player (a 1992 film) has an opening tracking shot last more than seven minutes.

 

[Mrkittycat]

When they show a character playing a video game and that aren't even ATTEMPTING to even seem like they're controlling it right, or have the wrong controller for the system they're using.

All I see when that occurs on a TV show/Movie is the person clicking the buttons and having a spasm with the control stick. I hate that too.

 

[garfoldsomeoneelse]

When shotguns are dramatically pumped at every opportunity, even when there should be a round in the chamber. Three things: one, you just ejected a perfectly good round. Two, when you've got an unfired round in the chamber, you need to hit a special release button/lever to unlock the slide. Three, it should only ever be necessary when the magazine is empty, despite what supposedly realistic games/movies would have you believe.

It may not be obvious to the average person, but to me, it's like seeing someone get in a car, driving a block, and then turning on the engine.

 

[bubba145]

When they show or say basic medical information wrong, or when they can't figure out how a military works, I hate watching a movie and seeing them shock someone who is flat-lining.

The Military one annoys me the most. we have a huge military ask someone.

 

[Stevo_s]

Well aside from games and movies I hate it when people blow air into my face or when they belch when they are eating and cant even give an "excuse me". It just disgusts me..

On video games .. when they take things too safely and don't experiment, sometimes the only differences in some games is the story its like playing the same damn game.

On movies .. crappy acting.. or more accurate one really annoying actor you just want to slap!

 

[Evan Snow-Wolf]

That female characters never have large muscles, no matter how much superstrength they are supposed to have.

That Twilight Vampires are DEAD, yet evidently have functioning sperm.

The way people think any character Sam Jackson plays is AUTOMATICALLY awesome, even if the character does little to nothing.

The way people elevate drug abusing musicians to hero status.

People that can't make a political argument without repeating the same catchphrase a hundred times.

People who text the same person for an hour instead of calling them. You are holding a damned phone. Use it.

People who do not use their signals when changing lanes.

 

[bubba145]

non qouting someone. the term Oscar Mike means on the move. if you mean that then say if not don't.

 

[Ciran]

The line in V for Vendetta; "Not so funny now, are you...funny man?" Had they just left out the "funny man" part, there wouldn't have been a single piece of bad dialogue in this movie.

 

[Stevo_s]

When shotguns are dramatically pumped at every opportunity, even when there should be a round in the chamber. Three things: one, you just ejected a perfectly good round. Two, when you've got an unfired round in the chamber, you need to hit a special release button/lever to unlock the slide. Three, it should only ever be necessary when the magazine is empty, despite what supposedly realistic games/movies would have you believe.

It may not be obvious to the average person, but to me, it's like seeing someone get in a car, driving a block, and then turning on the engine.

I think they like to do it cause well not only does it show "I GOTZ DA GOUN!". It is a pretty scary sound. Guns are scary, and when you hear a shotgun pumped when your doing something wrong.. Its very intimidating..
But I know what you mean haha

 

[Thedayrecker]

That Edward Cullen doesn't have any acceptable reason for not wanting to turn Bella into a vampire.

This, except my version is that Edward Cullen doesn't have an acceptable reason for not wanting to eat Bella.

lol.... that could be taken both ways.

OT: I've said it before and I'll say it again, the music in Mafia is repetative and annoying when you have to listen to the same track over and over again.

 

[kickyourass]

When they show a character playing a video game and that aren't even ATTEMPTING to even seem like they're controlling it right, or have the wrong controller for the system they're using.

All I see when that occurs on a TV show/Movie is the person clicking the buttons and having a spasm with the control stick. I hate that too.

I mostly notice it cause whenever they have a Nintendo Wii enter the scene the player flails around like they're having a fucking seizure, if you're not gonna do it right, don't do it at all.

 

[StarStruckStrumpets]

Poorly looped music.

Do you hate Naruto?
Do you hate Video-Games based on anime?
Do you hate poorly looped music?
Do you hate listening to the same song over and over a-fucking-gain?

If you answered yes to all of the following, Naruto: Rise of a Ninja will be the game that makes you consider picking up the gun, and this is coming from someone who likes Naruto.

 

[RanD00M]

The line in V for Vendetta; "Not so funny now, are you...funny man?" Had they just left out the "funny man" part, there wouldn't have been a single piece of bad dialogue in this movie.

I'm not entirely sure.But I think you're mixing up Boondock Saints and V for Vendetta.But there has been some time since I saw V.So I might be mistaken.

OT:I dunno.Not a lot,I can tell you that.