30 errors and cliches that the audience doesn't forgive the movies

The question "What 100% spoils the movie for you?" obviously hurt the users of Reddit for a living — so much so that gathered more than 20 thousand comments. Complaints about stupid characters, hackneyed cliches and dialogues written like for inexperienced kids, the river flowed: that's just 30 examples of the fact that the audience is not ready to forgive even the most top movies.

"You have to constantly hold the remote to lower the volume to absurdly loud action scene, and then allow for the subsequent dialogue that is too quiet. Me it's*** got".

"When the movie needs an ugly guy, they hire an ugly guy. When you need an ugly girl, they hire an attractive girl and dress her in baggy clothes."

"Artificial snow and cold, which are generally on what does not influence. For example, in the "Game of thrones", where one on the Wall not wearing a hat. And when they show snow-covered Russia. We have, in fact, still summer happen."

"When adaptation is added the love story, which was not in the book."

"When hackers cut off the country's infrastructure over the 20 seconds of fierce printing".

"No time, look out!", when it is obvious the two characters enough time to escape. Even worse when they are a minute or more arguing about it tearfully say goodbye and suck, and then one of them gets up and leaves".

"Aggressive black woman, loud and clumsy and fat, and of course, the manic dream girl. It is not even about feminism, it's just a job a bad and lazy writer."

"When something explodes for no reason. For example, a car lightly about something bumped or just turned over once and suddenly exploded."

"Almost always can be seen when actors carry false (in the sense of empty), suitcases, and even an empty coffee Cup. Their bodies/muscles tense up quite differently. My God, you spent 50 million on a movie, how hard is it to pour something into a Cup and put a few bricks in the suitcase?"

The volume of special effects: 11

The volume of the dialogue: 3

"When the main conflict of the film is based on something that any reasonable person would say, "Oh, there's been a misunderstanding," all would have laughed and returned to his business... But instead starts a complicated drama".

"They all seem to me cingolani, and I prefer subtext HR candid bare ass. KMC, sex scenes are always unnecessary".

"When one character who is an expert in his field, begins to explain the absolute basics things to another character, who is also an expert in this area."

"When women wear heels throughout the action film, where they are always running, and never removed."

"Scenes of fights, when someone strikes a devastating blow (usually a villain), but instead to end this here and now, and to beat the enemy's brains out, he begins to talk, to brag about or something you***up. And, oops, the fight has been going on as if nothing had happened..."

"When the countdown takes much more time than the indicated timer. Me it's driving me crazy. For example: before the bomb went off 50 seconds. The following dialogue for 30 seconds. The timer indicates that 30 seconds left. More dialogue for 40 seconds. On the timer left 5. A quick witty remark, the bomb is disarmed, and the second left."

"When a very strong/smart villain in the final battle becomes weak/stupid so that the heroes could beat him"

"Paths, when America is good and Russia/middle East/any other e***yy (insert noun) is bad. It is so hackneyed and most annoying way to amuse your self-esteem. Or here... Independence Day. People shooting at aliens of all types of weapons, and even though that Willie is stupid has the alien in a spacesuit and somehow send it to the knockout?!"

"When all you have to do is kill the boss and his whole army immediately dies. This concept is found in every movie about an invasion of aliens or robots."

"When teenagers talk like writers who are trying to sound cool. Never in the history of mankind two 15-year-old boy didn't read each other poems of the 18th century in the very first meeting. And yet all of these sarcastic comments, which children seem unbearable and so annoying, and not smart as thought.

And please note, as every smart pyatnadcatiletnij necessarily listening to music that was popular in the childhood of the writer, and never listens to music... like... listen to adolescents... as if now there is no good music.

PS: And all these sarcastic geniuses who do not know how to behave in society... Yes, 20 years ago all were dragged from the house, and now you can give Cumberbatch some other role?"

"I know it sounds like a cliché, but clichés. For example, in romantic films. Business lady not to love. At Christmas she returned home because something happened, and it may be the last Christmas her parents. She meets a guy. She had no time to enjoy life. A parent dies. She realizes that she needs to enjoy life. Agree with the guy.

You can predict everything that will happen because the film itself is a cliche. Or here in action. Let me guess, the X's behind that door? Oh, and the truth. To think".

"When between the actors is the difference in 20+ years, and it does not comment. Especially when the film pretend that the actors are about the same age."

"We are both leading academics with extensive experience, but I look like an impoverished war veteran, and you came here straight from the shooting of the musical about the school."

"When it is obvious that the person talking on the phone with no companion. He just says memorized phrases, not waiting long enough pause to be answered. And it annoys me when you on the idea of video surveillance cameras, and there's just the last scene of the film, which has imposed a filter."

"It is bad product placement, by itself it's not annoying me. I don't care if the character is riding on a Toyota or eating pizza from Pizza Hut. But if in the movie there is a scene where 10 seconds is shown in the video the logo f***wow Bud Light — it is stressing me out".

"Before the bomb went off 10 seconds. Hero forever kisses and hugs his girlfriend goodbye, and then returns to disarm the bomb."

"When they start to explain the plan of action, as if talking to an eight. I like movies where everything just goes on."