tamuags08 said:
Willhelm scream
UnderoosAg said:
Driving on highway with windows down but no wind noise and no yelling at each other
Using normal speaking voices in a club. The Social Network addressed this and had them yelling when they did the scene in the club with Parker and Zuckerberg.
UnderoosAg said:
Driving on highway with windows down but no wind noise and no yelling at each other
Using normal speaking voices in a club. The Social Network addressed this and had them yelling when they did the scene in the club with Parker and Zuckerberg.
YouBet said:tamuags08 said:
Willhelm scream
Needs to be outlawed. That inside joke has long since run it's course and it ruins the scene anytime I hear it because it's so clownishly absurd.
The latest Hyundai commercial with John Krasinski even has it although I can look at that example as more of an actual joke making fun of it.
CheeseSndwch said:YouBet said:tamuags08 said:
Willhelm scream
Needs to be outlawed. That inside joke has long since run it's course and it ruins the scene anytime I hear it because it's so clownishly absurd.
The latest Hyundai commercial with John Krasinski even has it although I can look at that example as more of an actual joke making fun of it.
I was watching Southland on Netflix last night and the Wilhelm Scream in the above scene felt so over the top/out of place that I get why some productions are now avoiding its use.
double aught said:
That's a pretty good action shot, though.
Captain Winky said:
Not sure if this has been posted yet because I ain't got time to go through 5 pages, but the lack of hearing damage when firing weapons. There are scenes where characters pop off in a car or an elevator and have no ringing or hearing damage.
Spaceball 1 said:
In every driving scene the driver moves the steering wheel back and forth. Who shakes the steering wheel like that to go straight
Spaceball 1 said:
In every driving scene the driver moves the steering wheel back and forth. Who shakes the steering wheel like that to go straight
Waterski02 said:
How they use radios. Always backwards. Who you're calling, then state who you are.
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Aren't those supposed to be the detective vehicles rather than the standard patrol vehicle?
aggieforester05 said:Spaceball 1 said:
In every driving scene the driver moves the steering wheel back and forth. Who shakes the steering wheel like that to go straight
BBT in Landman, I'm looking at you!
rjhtamu said:
Not sure if already said, but as an ER doc, I get annoyed with how easily people die from being shot in movies. You shoot someone and they drop dead, instantly. There are only a couple of spots in the body that will do that to someone.
I've taken care of people shot in the head, hit the brain, and he was awake and talking when he made it to the ER.
Also taken care of someone with a deer rifle shot to the heart, made it to the ER, but not much longer after that.
rjhtamu said:
Not sure if already said, but as an ER doc, I get annoyed with how easily people die from being shot in movies. You shoot someone and they drop dead, instantly. There are only a couple of spots in the body that will do that to someone.
I've taken care of people shot in the head, hit the brain, and he was awake and talking when he made it to the ER.
Also taken care of someone with a deer rifle shot to the heart, made it to the ER, but not much longer after that.
AustinAg2K said:a.froman said:
Watching sports movies in which the actor or actresses are not athletes.
This is one of my biggest pet peeves. An actor will go to immense lengths to learn a specific accent. They'll spend months to gain/lose weight for a role. They'll learn to mimic a famous person's specific idiosyncrasies. Spend a couple of hours learning to throw a ball? F' that. The audience will never notice the difference.
Bruce Almighty said:rjhtamu said:
Not sure if already said, but as an ER doc, I get annoyed with how easily people die from being shot in movies. You shoot someone and they drop dead, instantly. There are only a couple of spots in the body that will do that to someone.
I've taken care of people shot in the head, hit the brain, and he was awake and talking when he made it to the ER.
Also taken care of someone with a deer rifle shot to the heart, made it to the ER, but not much longer after that.
My wife is an ER doc, and the two things she constantly complains about: CPR consistently being done incorrectly and women giving birth to babies that are obviously weeks old.
et98 said:
I hate movies & TV shows that are too dark to see what's going on.
I hate moves & TV shows that have actors speak too fast or inarticulately for me to understand them.
I hate movies & TV shows that have actors speaking so quietly that I can't hear them.
I hate movies & TV shows that have unnecessarily loud music our sound effects.
And most of all, I hate movies & TV shows that have actors speak so quietly that I can't hear them immediatley before unnecessarily loud music or sound effects because sometimes I crank up the volume to hear what the person said right before having my ear drums blown out by unnecessarily loud music or sound effects.
