Sure, movies don't have the time to account for literally every plot-independent detail in a character's life. Plus, a 10-hour movie where the main character spends half their time in traffic and on the toilet wouldn't be fun to watch. Probably. But there are too many flagrant and obviously unrealistic movie moments that never get corrected. For some more movie dumbness, here's tumblr uncovering the nine types of movie posters.
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Whether Shane's a mere fictional character or not matters not, because many of us have been in a break room at one point or another in our lives where we've witnessed some passive aggressive/outwardly angry notes being left for troublemaking employees. By the looks of it, Shane seems like he might enjoy regularly creating chaos around the workplace environment.
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Seth and his array of cardboard signs are here to speak the hard truths that the rest of the world would just as much like to skim over. Perhaps the funniest part about these pictures is people's startling levels of obliviousness to what Seth is trying to get them to read. Some folks can't be bothered to stop and smell the roses, or read the cardboard signs. Check out Seth's Instagram account with more of his infamous cardboard signs over here!
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Monty Python and The Holy Grail must be the most quotable movie ever. There are far too many chances to break out a one-liner from the movie in the middle of a conversation, or otherwise when it's totally uncalled for...just cause it was that great and deserves having homage paid to as much as possible.
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She's definitely more of a fighter than an entertainer, apparently. That is the face of someone who does not know what she's supposed to say. The whole time you're thinking, "c'mon, just make a sentence! Please!"
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This bad boy has got everything. Terrific overacting, a riveting three-act structure, and a bunch of dudes in big bug costumes. We assume the product itself is probably effective too, but that's not what's important right now.
Nick Murray Willis is doing great things with his channel. He's taking real world sporting events and all other manners of madness, and reinterpreting them in the animated medium. The results are wildly entertaining, and this video made a splash, with waves of admiration already rolling out across YouTube.
