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What have we learned from movies?

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Anthony Foster Anthony Foster Newcomer
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joined Oct 2009
#241 ·
In those big Hollywood action movies, you always get the same setup—the protagonist is this brooding, mysterious type carrying some deep, unspoken trauma, while his commanding officer is inevitably just a total jerk 😁
George Alvarez3 George Alvarez3 Member
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joined Sep 2008
#242 ·
David Price5 said:It remains a total mystery to me why the author decided to change that part of vampire lore..

Seriously, what was the author even thinking when they wrote this? What was the publisher smoking when they greenlit it? What was going through the director's head during filming? And what on earth were the younger generations doing, actually sitting through this crap? Hell, what happened to the older folks who wasted their time on it too? I mean, what was driving Dakota to act in this absolute garbage just so I'm forced to watch a sequel? I don't know, man. It’s just frustrating.
Grace Anderson3 Grace Anderson3 Member
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joined May 2011
#243 ·
All I've managed to learn from all this is that it's all just an act—totally staged. You really shouldn't mistake a performance for real life.
Chloe Rodriguez74 Chloe Rodriguez74 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2008
#244 ·
I've learned that you should basically always do the exact opposite of what movie characters do if you want to actually survive. Like, for instance—NEVER go check out that weird creaking sound coming from the basement, the garage, the attic, or somewhere deep in the woods. 🙂
Always make sure the doors and windows are locked tight. Keep your phone charged at all times. Don't let random strangers into your house or car. And maybe... don't just leave massive kitchen knives or axes lying around everywhere.
briskrider55 briskrider55 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2009
#245 ·
Crafting offers that people actually can't say no to.
crimsondriver54 crimsondriver54 Member
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joined Mar 2009
#246 ·
It takes roughly ten seconds to wash up while just standing there under the shower.

The moment they step under the spray, they turn the water on without even checking if it’s actually warm; the pressure is always perfect, though.

There is simply no way someone could make a typo while typing on a computer.

In movies, nobody ever gets bored. No one just "kills" time by watching TV, scrolling through a forum, reading books, or hanging out with friends. There is always some dramatic event that breaks the routine or triggers a massive life turning point.

By watching films, I’ve seen places I will likely never visit in person. I’ve realized what people are truly capable of, seen how fashion changed through different eras, and learned about various customs and human traits—all while sitting right here in front of a screen.

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