The French "landing craft" scene in Russell Crowe's "Robin Hood" is completely idiotic. There were no such craft then.
OT: Worst Movie Scenes.
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Any scene with Glen Campbell in "True Grit." Especially his last scene.
Any scene where a foreign language in English is automatically performed in a British accent - like ‘Troy’.
John Wayne's Alamo battle scenes. If you watch closely, the Mexicans being killed are the same ones repeatedly, only from different camera angles.
As a kid i did not accept Crockett's or Bowie's death.
Dunkirk - who knew Tom Hardy could glide around that long in a Spitfire? Why didn't he just glide to the Allies?
Burt Reynolds, Navajo Joe. Much of the filming is fantasy, especially Joe sticking the hatchet in Duncan's forehead.
There is a scene in Goldfinger, where the ***** Squadron flies over Fort Knox, and release some sort of “chemical”…..knocking all the personnel to the ground.
The actions by the extras was so campy and poorly done that it is more than a. Bit hilarious to me.
The actions by the extras was so campy and poorly done that it is more than a. Bit hilarious to me.
Any Western movie made up until Tombstone. Who knew that revolvers could carry at least a 30 bullet magazine in their cylinder chamber, or hitting someone with a shotgun from half a mile away riding on a horse?
Let's also add: any WW2 movie, including "Saving Private Ryan" in which the Allied or the Germans are using medium or heavy machine guns. No one in the real war pulled the trigger and left it shoot for a full minute or longer at a time. The barrell would be burned out and useless in quick time. Standard procedure taught was very short bursts and then the barrell lasted much longer.
3-5 Round Bursts Soldier!
Wholeheartedly agree. I have never understood the appeal of any Stars Wars movies.
the entire movie The Birdcage. Only movie i have ever walked out on. it was just not funny.
Saving Private Ryan where the American sniper swaps scopes on his rifle and is able to keep accuracy without sighting it in.
Any WW2 movie where the Germans are firing their machine guns non-stop. They fired them in bursts.
Any WW2 movie where the Germans are firing their machine guns non-stop. They fired them in bursts.
Any movie where the hero is running through a bunch of guys shooting at him with automatic weapons and rifles and missing yet he’s picking them off with a handgun while running. I also think it’s funny in almost every movie where there’s a bad guy, that bad guy is always the last one left to square off with the hero. Hundreds of bad guys get killed, but they always manage to not get the one they should be going after the most.
John Ford’s Midway where he shows aerial combat scenes with planes not yet in service, like F4U Corsairs but maybe he deserves a break since he used actual war footage.
In the recent Midway remake which used CGI and thus, has no excuse, had Devastator’s armed with both a torpedo and bombs.
In the recent Midway remake which used CGI and thus, has no excuse, had Devastator’s armed with both a torpedo and bombs.
Any movie scene from inside an allegedly moving vehicle. As soon as I see a static scene against a movie backdrop, I check out.
That’s like cowboy movies where they are on a horse, at full gallop shooting their revolver and hitting people. And not just shooting, but jerkingly projecting their arm out when they pull the trigger. Also, horses never seem to get shot.
And the hero never gets shot unless he gets grazed. Amazing how these bad guys got to be bad guys when they’re such poor shots…if that bad, they likely would have been killed the first time they tried to rob something.
That scene was filmed at halftime of a Penn State, ND game
Not a movie, but the Hunter TV series used the same dummy shot falling from a building in 3 different episodes.
It is amazing how many movies set in the Civil War and earlier have muskets that never have to be reloaded.
The recent Napoleon movie where, with two shots, French artillery blows the tops off two pyramids. Never happened and artillery was not that accurate.
Recent Midway movie. Apparently American carrier groups did not use any fighter aircraft. All they show are torpedo and dive bombers.
When they are out of bullets, why do bad guys in westerns throw their guns?
Why is it henchmen never get wounded? They always die immediately. The main villain, not so much.
The recent Napoleon movie where, with two shots, French artillery blows the tops off two pyramids. Never happened and artillery was not that accurate.
Recent Midway movie. Apparently American carrier groups did not use any fighter aircraft. All they show are torpedo and dive bombers.
When they are out of bullets, why do bad guys in westerns throw their guns?
Why is it henchmen never get wounded? They always die immediately. The main villain, not so much.
WWII movies that use more modern tanks. IIRC, the Battle of the Bulge movie used M60 tanks and not mock ups of period correct German or US tanks.
Actually the movie “Patton” used M60’s, although Battle of the Bulge did use other modern US tanks.
Actually the movie “Patton” used M60’s, although Battle of the Bulge did use other modern US tanks.
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1930s to the 70s. Cars are running away and driver throws his arms in front of his face and screams just before crash.
60s and 70s detectives and spies fight runaway vehicle. Why not just reach down and turn off key. Same with screamers and crash.
Retarded.
60s and 70s detectives and spies fight runaway vehicle. Why not just reach down and turn off key. Same with screamers and crash.
Retarded.
I would add specifically most versions of Jesus Christ have him speaking with an English accent.
Cash grab. Producers figure nobody would watch if he spoke Aramaic
That also happened in Cisco Kid. As Pancho and Cisco are chasing villains , no one noticed vehicles driving on the highway behind the trees.
Rambo II, the mindless scream as he blows the crap out of the commie compound.
More funny than anything.
More funny than anything.
Charles Bronson, Borderline. If you look closely at the front of the white truck, you can see divots where the fx charges are planted that later become bullet holes as Ed Harris shoots up the truck.
Face off. John travolta and Nicholas cage survive but every single other person in the movie dies.
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