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What are some things you have learned from movies? |
IceDigger - Feb 16, 2006 |
dibz | Feb 16, 2006 | |||
Guns never run out of ammunition. Ever. You can jump over anything if you're Jackie Chan. |
Runik | Feb 20, 2006 | |||
Don't cross the streams. No matter where you are, your cellphone won't work when you need it. |
schi0249 | Feb 21, 2006 | |||
Never assume the villian/monster is dead. Chances are, they will come back at least once. Almost every car crash ends in a huge explosion. |
VertigoXX | Feb 21, 2006 | ||||
Putting a bullet in the engine of a car will cause the entire vehicle to explode. Computer hackers have computers with graphics that look like super-high-res-terrabyte-of-ram-on-the-video-card, despite the fact that it is only 1992. And that laptop is screaming with its 486 processor and 14.4 modem, even though when the movie was actualy released Pentiums with 33.6 modems were standard. That damn Apple logo must be upside down on all the iMacs at Best Buy, it couldn't be wrong in ALL the movies.
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Jedi Master Thrash | Feb 24, 2006 | |||
There is sound in space. Whenever text appears on a computer screen, it produces 1 beep per character. |
EliteEvi; | Feb 24, 2006 | |||
Don't shag pies. |
ExCyber | Feb 24, 2006 | |||
Computers always tell you what they're doing with a dialogue box that takes up at least 75% of the screen and has no minimize button. Cars will readily leave the ground if the person driving them is a total badass. Every relentless killing robot and world-dominating computer system has a programming flaw that can be stumbled upon by a ten-year-old who doesn't have access to the code. You can fire a shotgun down a crowded hallway and hit only your intended target. People are actually pretty nonchalant when being carjacked. |
Merick | Feb 24, 2006 | |||
Even if they've already been set off at least once, ancient traps in abandoned temples will always reset themselves for next party of adventurers to come along Plastic armor is no defense against laser pistols |
lordofduct | Feb 25, 2006 | |||
Gravity only requires the flip of a switch in space. Water in sealed bottles will not freeze in deep space. There are countries in Europe where 25 American cents can buy you a house, wardrobe, food for a lifetime... and still have money left over to donate to the local community carrying them out of a depression and creating another world power. Children are articulate. Hackers are cool charasmatic dudes and if they haven't been allowed to touch computers in almost a decade can still hack into anything via a pretty graphical interface with images of floating binary code, mathematical equations and gibberish. |
Merick | Feb 25, 2006 | |||
The evil labratory's self destruct switch is always clearly labeled in large print and is in full view where just anybody can come along and press it |
dibz | Feb 25, 2006 | |||
Combing the desert really is done with a large comb. |