This is gonna be fun!
Do you ever see holes or details in movie plots that drive you absolutely bananas? And it is even worse when people just accept these things?
Then you’re in luck because you’re going to love this Twitter thread.
Here’s the tweet that got this whole thing going.
everyone please share something that bothered u about a movie that isn’t talked about enough.
i’ll go first.
naming the ant in bugs life “Flick” is super insensitive to ants that have died from flicking. it’s like if they named bambi “Shotgun”
— average joe (@jazz_inmypants) June 23, 2019
Let’s see what people had to say!
1.
In The Santa Clause, parents don’t believe in Santa, despite the fact that Santa exists. Where do they think all these presents come from?
— Keaton Howard, Kissing Enthusiast (@EvilKeaton) June 23, 2019
2.
in the lion king simba keeps saying he can’t wait to be king then he becomes king and moves to the forest to eat bugs with a capybara
— mate (@AlwaysAButt) June 23, 2019
3.
jason from friday the 13th was 11 when he drowned so he should’ve been an 11 year old serial killer in all the sequels!!! that would’ve been sick
— haley
(@hp91825) June 23, 2019
4.
Weekend at Bernie’s. How TF didn’t anyone smell a dead body over the entire weekend
— Kenwyn Davids (@kenwyntheking) June 23, 2019
5.
Willy Wonka – The poor mom slaving away for years doing laundry for a living while caring for all of the bedridden grandparents only to find out that Grandpa Joe was perfectly capable to bound out of bed and head off with Charlie after he won the Golden ticket.
— Sonya Duren (@SonyaDuren) June 23, 2019
6.
Grease is a movie that’s message is change yourself so other cool people will like you.
—
ShastaFeye
7.
In Disney animated movies, the main character has an American accent, the bad guy has an English accent, and everyone else has the accent of the country it’s set in.
— Kyle
(@KylePlantEmoji) June 23, 2019
8.
Patrick Swayze’s character in Dirty Dancing being into under age girls
— K Ball-Ache (@dr_ballache) June 23, 2019
9.
Jenny kept her son a secret from Forrest Gump for three years, knowing he’s the father and only contacted him after she’d been diagnosed with an incurable disease.
— DOM (@domjohn55) June 24, 2019
10.
In Shrek the Third it is heavily implied that Shrek and Fiona had sex and I would rather it not be
— uǝll∀ uǝll∀ uǝll∀ (@ItsAllenAllen) June 23, 2019
11.
In the Polar Express, Billy (the poor kid) finds his present in the workshop that is going to be his FIRST CHRISTMAS GIFT EVER, meaning 1 of 2 things:
1. Sweet, shy Billy has always been on the naughty list
OR
2. Poor kids don’t typically get presents from Santa Claus
— ???? (@matthew_james4) June 24, 2019
12.
Matthew McConaughey’s character in “interstellar” just ignored his son entirely and focused on his daughter instead
— Jonah-san (@therealquillboy) June 23, 2019
13.
how they gonna say that the wizard of oz is a classic when they did that basic 4th grade writing trick of “aNd It WaS All JuST a DrEaM” like fuck off.
i wanted to believe witches and munchkins are real. why would they do that to us? who decided that shit? i just wanna talk
— maybe: caroline (@car0liineee) June 23, 2019
14.
in sky high, during those stupid PE hero/villan exams they literally try and kill each other and no teacher tries to stop them, and shouldnt kids that play the villain role be sent to counciling???? or locked up?? or at least TALKED to??
— Dad (@GivesGoodSucc) June 23, 2019
15.
I always wondered how Batman got back to Gotham in the Dark Knight Rises. He crawled out of a hole in the middle of the desert with no money and no ID and suddenly just pops back up in Gotham which is under fascist rule at the time?
— the drake gatsby
(@DrakeGatsby) June 23, 2019
Well, some of those I agree with and others…maybe not so much.
Do you have any movie details that really get on your nerves that most people don’t even notice?
If so, please share them with us in the comments. Let’s keep the ball rolling here!
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