People are sharing certain movie scenes that bothered them so much -- they still think about it to this day! Reddit user, u/Litacia, asked the community, "Which movie scene bothered you so much (stupid writing, annoying plot twist, unnecessary romance, etc.) that you still think about it sometimes?" Warning: Spoilers ahead (very old movies but still)
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If you've watched enough movies, you start to become familiar with the Cliche's associated with certain types of people. You know, all those movie character stereotypes like the competitive soccer mom, the kind-hearted cop or the fat best friend. They can be tiresome, but when called out and identified, they're actually pretty funny. Rory Turnbull, an assistant linguistics professor in Hawaii (according to his Twitter bio) tweeted a movie trope about his profession that nailed the stereotype so hard the tweet went totally viral.
Imgur user Rizzivision recently published a fascinating post outlining a series of interesting details from various Disney/Pixar films. The list is full of tiny observations and cross-references to other films in the Disney/Pixar universe that will make any film geek giddy. If you enjoy reading about interesting and quirky details in films, be sure to check out the subreddit /r/MovideDetails! Via: Cutesy Pooh
If you didn't see Star Wars The Force Awakens... well, then these are major spoilers. Everyone who has seen it knows who Finn is. The new trusty dusty sidekick, well Finn was also a part of the Empire army. And the Corporal that had to look after him TR-8R, well let's just say it was definitely disappointed in Finn. But one Twitter user @classywarefare felt bad for TR-8R, and his little rant is just too funny not to share!
