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Maybe quoting a movie to a cop after they pull you over, that includes the line, "you talking to me?" in an aggressive tone, isn't the move. Maybe some lines are better left in the movies, and certainly not applied in real life situations as they unfold. These tweets from people imagine the worst possible times to quote movies out in the real world. 

People on Twitter are doing their very best at describing movies badly. The resulting attempts are definitely entertaining. Turns out it's way more fun to describe movies badly. 

Someone on AskReddit got a discussion going around what kinds of terrible scenes found their way into otherwise great movies. It's remarkable how close so many movies are to being flawless. But then that one terrible scene makes its way in there, and here we are. 

Star Wars has ignited all kinds of thoughtful discussions on what really constitutes a fail in the movie business. There's a whole lot more to it than meets the eye. At the end of the day, you also can't deny that there will always be someone around ready to complain about something. 

At least the "Cats" movie is bringing on a tidal wave of hilarious commentary. People can't seem to help themselves when it comes to poking fun at all the strange and absurd moments from the film. There was a whole lot to work with. 

Sometimes you watch a movie and it ends, and you're just left sitting there wondering, "what in the flying f**k did I just watch?" These 39 movies messed with people's heads in all the wrong (or right?) ways. They were full of twists or seemed to lack sense and logic altogether. A true trip of a cinematic experience, if you will. 

There's a whole lot of what you see in the movies that is NOT applicable in real life. Sometimes we will ourselves into believing that such, isn't so. Life would surely be a lot more dramatic and "magical" if the world lined up with what we see unfold in a wild script, sometimes. But alas, life ain't what it looks like in the movies. These examples of movie logic not holding up with the real world, should drive that bleak point home. 

Rory Turnbull, kickstarted the viral Twitter thread, after he shared how much more dramatic his job would be, if portrayed on the big screen. Twitter users shared their hot and spicy takes on other jobs they could imagine being a whole lot more ridiculous and prone to fits of melodrama, if shown on the big screen. The resulting tweets are definitely entertaining! 

Filmmakers use a lot of unrealistic shortcuts to get their point across as quickly as possible. Some of these shortcuts are so ridiculous and overdone that they end up ruining a viewer's suspension of disbelief. Here are some that seem to be in absolutely everything.