When characters just don’t know how to communicate or share information at all.

Have the writers ever talked to people? We overshare everything. People well spend 30 minutes explaining a story that could be told in 10 seconds. No one is withholding critical information from their companions in real life to move a plot along.

The audio being super low and then when fight scenes come on it blows out your eardrums. Idc how good it is, this will make me turn it off every time. Seems like such an easy thing to not fuck up

Scenes that are too dark to actually see what’s happening. A little is fine, but when I can’t see it I immediately give up.

The zombies have broken in to the building and the nuclear bomb will be here in 5 minutes. We should stop now to discuss our relationship and then casually saunter along the corridor.

Don’t forget the wise older character that will never answer questions directly because he needs to appear “wise” or something.

“They’ve got us surrounded! General, we need a decision now!”

“You know, when I was a kid, my father used to take me fishing…”

Motherfuckers in crowd scenes of battle scenes who just literally standing there awkwardly pretending to fight. In the Gladiator movie there was a scene between romans and Germans with literally 5 second scene where two dudes dressed as Germans were smiling while swinging their swards. Like couldn’t fucking movie director to notice this scene while cutting it?!

When in a post apocalyptic/dystopian world where resources are scarce women still have mascara and eyeliner, perfect eyebrows and perfectly clean and conditioned hair.

Or when they disseminate the conversation across multiple scenes… as if these two people paused the conversation, drove together to a new location, then picked up right where they left off.

I hate when they live in these glorious mansions or seaside mansions, the Hamptons, and then they’re like a chef. Or a writer with writers block.’

If the mouth and voice are even a tiny bit out of sync. It drives me insane.

I wouldn’t say “ruins it” but whenever a character is drinking from a CLEARLY EMPTY MUG/CUP it pisses me off. How hard is it to put water in to at least look realistic

It drives me nuts when people in movies or TV finish a phone conversation and just hang up without saying goodbye. It’s so rude!

Women running in heels – there goes my suspension of disbelief!

Noticeable overuse of CGI. Seems like it’s something we can’t get away from in recent years.

I really hate when the camera shots are so short and quick that you can’t take in the backdrop scenery or character expressions. I think it’s a symptom of shorter attention spans and trying to force quick-paced engagement. Unfortunately extremely common in newer movies, I HATE IT

Gratuitous sex scenes. If I wanna watch porn, I’ll go watch porn. Just let me watch a movie without having to watch people fucking each other.

“I just wanted to tell you that-“something distracts both characters instead of using 5 more seconds to finish the sentence character won’t tell what it was until it’s too lateI hate that.

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Before the Dementor attack, Dudley’s shorts had a certain print. Afterwards, in the subway, the shorts have a different, albeit similar, pattern.

The Mummy

While standing on the ladder, Evelyn is holding a book, which she tries to put on the shelf behind her. But when the book falls, there is no sound, and the wide shot shows no book on the floor. It is as if it had fallen through the ground.

Twilight

The movie Twilight also has a blooper. In one of the scenes, the décor on the shelf behind Edward suddenly changes.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

Ron’s hair undergoes a curious metamorphosis when he meets Harry in a compartment of the Hogwarts Express. The boy’s bangs first part in the middle and then to a side.

Miss Congeniality

In one scene of the comedy, Sandra Bullock’s character is eating ice cream while talking to a colleague. While they are chatting, her spoon is empty and then suddenly full of ice cream.

She’s All That

The tattoo of the protagonist of the comedy She’s All That disappears on prom night.

The Fall Guy

The final stunt shows Ryan Gosling’s character falling out of a helicopter holding a ruggedized digital storage device used in digital movie production. While he is falling through the air, he is not holding anything. When he lands on the air cushion, he is holding the storage device again.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

There is a scene in the movie in which Harry has a nightmare. While he is asleep, he is wearing a round-neck T-shirt, and wakes up in a V-neck T-shirt.

The Fast and the Furious

Something similar happens to Johnny Tran in the first installment of The Fast and the Furious franchise. Only his black T-shirt loses sleeves in 3 seconds.

Gone with the Wind

The action of the movie spans from 1861 to 1873. In some scenes, you can see electric bulbs inside gas lamps. But here’s the catch: electric light bulbs were not invented until 1879.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife

In the movie, one of the enchanted heroines begins her journey barefoot. Then she suddenly wears heels. And when the spell is lifted, the shoes disappear again.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

The rolled-up sleeve of Voldemort’s robe rises on its own.

Marry Me

In the romantic comedy Marry Me, there is a scene in which the heroine of Jennifer Lopez is enjoying a spa treatment. During this time, the color of the blanket on her changes from frame to frame.

Titanic

In Titanic, in the scene where Jack is handcuffed to the pipe, he wears suspenders. Then, when Rose frees him, they suddenly disappear.

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