Movies are about escapism - they're meant to take us away into a fantasy world, whether it's a cartoon, an action-thriller, a rom-com, or a horror movie. But even though it's not real, we still want to see plots that are somewhat believable, and sometimes, the producers just get it all wrong. People of Reddit are pointing out all the things are totally normal in movies, but never happens in real life and they've got us seeing movies all differently now.
real life
Welcome to the latest from our dating blog — The Single Society — where we bring you the real-life hilarious horrible and awkward online dating stories from women in New York City. Finding romance in this day and age is never an easy thing but navigating the minefield of dating apps is a journey in and of itself. Dodging douchebags has turned into a sport for eligible women everywhere, but when you have a bad story that's too good not to share, that's where we come in. Enjoy this shocking tale of true modern dating debauchery.
Every parent thinks their kids do the best art. But one dad took it to the next level and recreated his children's masterpieces into realistic versions using computer graphics. His Instagram account Things I Have Drawn is a compilation of their combined artwork and it's the cutest thing ever. From animals to cars to things that are totally made up, this dad has truly captured the imagination of his children in an incredible way. Check out some of his work below.
Did you ever think about some of the things we do online that are totally acceptable, but if we did them in real life, we would be violating a number of socially unacceptable boundaries? From poking people to watching strangers have sex, to say "LOL" all the time, this AskReddit thread lists a bunch of the things we do online that would be highly inappropriate to do in real life. Here are some of the craziest ones.
Artist, comedian or other things extraordinaire,Martin Rosnerhas been making comics for a while. But there is something genuinely funny and sad about his comics. They speak the truth... well in a way. Stand up Comedians usually take bits of there lives and create stories for peoples enjoyment. This is what Rosner has seemed to have done with his comics. Martin told Bored Panda, "This whole thing started because I decided to make a comic a day for two months straight. I was severely depressed for two years and failed two colleges but thanks to therapy, meds and a lot of work on myself I'm doing much better. Making these comics to me is like being able to say to my depression, 'even with you in the way I am still able to make something." And we are so glad he did! Just scroll down and see for yourself.
More Info: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Subreddit | Patreon
Using plastic toy characters from family-favourite films such as Toy Story, Star Wars, ET and The Muppets, the California-based photographer, Mitchel Wuísputs, puts the plastic characters into surreal situations. Via: Design you trust
