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What Movie "Thing" Annoys You The Most?

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A movie that is unnecessarily long. I hate it when I watch a movie that lasts 2 1/2 hours that has a 15 minute car chase scene. I like car chases, but come on.

Movies rated R for nudity. And it turns out it's for male nudity.

 

What's wrong with that?! :idunno:

When a bomb time is at 20 seconds and it takes 5 min to blow up.

 

How much Gods name is used in Vain.

even on tv it isnt edited out but other words are like SOB, S word, etc.

I always wondered why TV didnt consider it to be a cuss word.

Movies with a political message. Unless it's a documentary, I want to be entertained not lectured.

Lots of gun issues...

 

When a guy stops right before he goes into a room and opens the cylinder on his revolver to make sure it has ammo in it...dude you pulled it out of you own holster and you don't know if its loaded or not.

 

As mentioned before...when guns never run out of ammo.

 

Racking a shotgun a second time, which would eject the shell in the chamber, this happens way more than it should.

 

Shootouts where 100s or 1000s of rounds are fired at close range and NO ONE is hit.

 

When you here sound effect of the hammer being cocked back on a pistol...and its a GLOCK!!!

Hate when the sound alternates between can't understand what they're saying and my ears are bleeding!

Movies with a political message. Unless it's a documentary, I want to be entertained not lectured.

 

Come on, by now you're surely resigned to the fact that if the politician is evil, he's republican, right?

Whena subtittle letter s are in white onto a white background. Hard to see.

Come on, by now you're surely resigned to the fact that if the politician is evil, he's republican, right?
That's the Hollywood conditioning, no doubt.
The F word being used constantly...and really a lot of the cussing in general. It has a place at times' date=' I understand that, but seems like writers throw profanity in a LOT more than necessary.[/quote']

 

You probably don't want to visit England anytime in the near future then. Casual profanity is quite common there much more so than here.

You probably don't want to visit England anytime in the near future then. Casual profanity is quite common there much more so than here.

 

I didn't know that. I should probably move there. :speechless:

Whena subtittle letter s are in white onto a white background. Hard to see.

 

I normally try to avoid poking fun at spelling errors as it's typically against the user agreement, however, I'd love to hear the definition of a subtittle.

I normally try to avoid poking fun at spelling errors as it's typically against the user agreement, however, I'd love to hear the definition of a subtittle.

 

I believe it's a third one, just under the surface of one of the regular ones. Kinda like the fortune teller on "Mallrats."

Phone conversations...essentially all of them. The person on the screen always repeats everything that the person on the end of the line is saying. That, or they have a conversation where they never allow enough time for what the other person is supposed to have said.

 

I've got a gentleman on line 1 who'd like to have a word with you:

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