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Not really sure why you care about that. It doesn’t pretend to be accurate so it doesn’t really matter.
by arrrg 13y ago
Not really sure why you care about that. It doesn’t pretend to be accurate so it doesn’t really matter.
- Retric 13y agoSome people can't stand bad acting, I hate bad physics. I think it's the same basic issue. When a movie shows something that's close but off it simply breaks the suspension of disbelief. It's probably got something to do with the uncanny valley where talking stick figures don't cause problems, but the more realistic the setting the less wiggle room you have. I suspect most people have similar pet peeves. I remember watching a action movie with an ER doctor once. They had the same sort of reaction but with the long list of injury's people would end up with. Or how many tech people get offended by computer techno-babel in movies.