Innaccurate things in movies that annoy you

[PeppyGPhiB]

Originally Posted by RU OX Alum

When guns keep shooting without reloading or when they are like twenty feet apart and they keep missing even though it is the showdown between the top two supposed badasses of the picture.

This!

Seriously, you have a machine gun or .357 you carry around like a bad a$$ and yet you can't hit the enemy coming at you from 20 feet away? I don't care if it's a moving target, I'm pretty sure I could still hit it at 20 feet.

[moe.ron]

When somebody hacks, they always speak their commands. That really annoys me.

Also, when they managed to hacked into the system, it says access granted. Ok, dat wuz the computer geek in me.

[ASUADPi]

Why is it in movies where there are army men/women of some kind, they have no problems "disobeying orders" from the "higher ups" to follow their commander and possibly get in trouble? LOL.

I thought of this while watching GI Joe (I know not realistic in any sense of the word). But it was the scene where Dennis Quaid is telling all the Joe's that Alpha team has been ordered back to their 'respective' countries, so hence they are supposed to leave as well. But he is like "we have one last mission and I understand if you want to leave (so you don't get in trouble)". And of course none of them leave. LOL. Only in movies.

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by ASUADPi

Why is it in movies where there are army men/women of some kind, they have no problems "disobeying orders" from the "higher ups" to follow their commander and possibly get in trouble? LOL.

I thought of this while watching GI Joe (I know not realistic in any sense of the word). But it was the scene where Dennis Quaid is telling all the Joe's that Alpha team has been ordered back to their 'respective' countries, so hence they are supposed to leave as well. But he is like "we have one last mission and I understand if you want to leave (so you don't get in trouble)". And of course none of them leave. LOL. Only in movies.

It has happened in the past, though the guy in charge normally gets cashiered.