Annoying little things in movies

As a video game fan, I hate it in movies when someone is playing a video game but the controller doesn't match the system, etc, or it is obvious that the actor is just slamming buttons to make it look like they are playing.

Or when someone does something amazing in a movie on a musical instrument, and the camera is at such an angle that it covers the actor's hands and you know that they really aren't playing it.

Or when a movie takes place over several days, but the main actor always has the same amount of stubble. Lost, one of my favorite TV shows, is a major offender on this front hahah.

-When someone types/writes MUCH quicker than it actually takes to do it, so they're not even any putting effort into it.
-Unnecessary comic relief, or any of it really.
-When the script and subtitles (in another language) are not exactly the same once translated (excluding idiomatic expressions etc.)

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I hate it when in some movies things explode, but it is beyond obvious that they're just using computer graphics.

I hate it when someone uses a gun with like a 100 bullets and never stops to reload.

And I hate it when movies get badly dubbed on TV. On "Me Myself and Irene" for instance there's a lot of swearing, so obviously some dubbing has to be done, but its done in a very shoddy way, it makes me groan when stuff like that happens.

"Without you, today's emotions would be the scurf of yesterday's."-Hipolito

1. i hate how in almost every movie (and tv show) where someone is cooking, they always seem to be making marinara sauce. then another character will waltz into the kitchen and Character A always offers the spoon with which they're stirring the sauce up to Character B's mouth so that they can taste it.

2. i hate those moments when you catch an extra desperately trying to get back into frame if they've been blocked or pushed out. like in "juno" when juno and her best friend are in the cafeteria lunch line, there is a girl behind juno's friend and she keeps swaying from side to side and i think she even stands up on her tip-toes so she can be seen over the actress' head.

3. it bugs me a little when a character's footwear just changes. like, for some ungodly reason i decided to watch "house of the dead" on sci-fi this morning. one of the girl's was wearing sandals while they first start walking through the island, then 2 seconds later she has on these bulky sneakers. it's like the actress had trouble walking on the unlevel ground so she changed shoes and they didn't think about it.

4. i hate it in horror movies when it's prety light outside and a few minutes later it's completely dark when in the film's story that much time hasn't really passed.

Stereotypes. I hate them. I hate the whiny irratating woman, the jerk of a man and how they end up together in an unbelivable way.
I can't stand how modern avant gard independent movies want to be as depressing, depraved and miserable as possible. So there has to be a scene involving bodily fluids or just general despair. I especially hate when I, after a second viewing, decide that I do not like this film, and that I changed my mind, only to have people on IMDB accuse me of being stupid. That isn't something in an actual movie, but it's annoying
I dislike cheesy children's movies where the kids do not act like real kids and the adults are not very clever and everything is too cute in a cloying way.

I'll think of more later. Mostly the marriage movies are the most annoying or stuff like Baby Boom that makes me crazy, because it's NOT THAT HARD TO CHANGE A DIAPER!

He said,
"Just put your feet down child,
'Cause you're all grown up now."

I actually thought the cheap looking books were pretty realistic; the first book you publish (like marty's dad and billy crystal's character) tends to be made cheaply and the art will look cheesy because the publisher doesn't want to dump much money into something they don't know will make them more money. Typcially only established authors get lavish covers and campaings. This has changed slightly in the past decade as design has become easier and cheaper...hell you could publish from any typical windows machine ifyou wanted to spend the time later to bind it.

I can't name any other examples, but specifically in Battlestar Galactica...

I hate that they get massive amounts of cuts and wounds and yet at the beginning of every new episode...it looks as if they were never hurt in the first place.

Also the fact that they've been out in space for about three/four years...and they still drink alcohol by the bottle. I mean, if they were preserving it sure, I'd bite. But at the rate that everyone drinks, you'd think they would run out at some point.

Did you notice that he threw you in the garbage?

I hate when the characters will enter the front door and never shut it. I don't understand why they always leave the door open. On Full House the other day, the lady entered the house with her 2 kids and said hi to the girl on the couch. She never shut the door. The screen panned away from the door for a second and then a new character is entering through the now closed door. I just hate it how they always leave doors open. I mean how hard is it to close it?

And I have to agree with Amelie's annoyance with how little drivers seem to pay attention to the road. They will be literally staring at their passenger and then just take a glance towards the road. How can you drive like that? Those two are probably my biggest annoyances.

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