People are sharing their experiences with movies when they were kids that ultimately left them emotionally scarred. Whether it was a particularly frightening scene in a seemingly innocent movie like "Pinnochio" or maybe something more conventionally scary and in the horror genre, like "Poltergeist" this list might trigger some old fears in people.
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We get it. Filmmakers use unrealistic storytelling methods in order to convey the most amount of information to the viewer in as efficient a way as possible. It would be boring to watch Joe Pesci try to find parking for twenty minutes. That doesn't mean that some of these shortcuts go unnoticed, like how this tumblr thread uncovers the very limited types of movie posters.
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A dude named Floyd Lloyd put an amazing amount of effort into tracking down tv and movie stars just so that they could say "Floyd Lloyd Rocks." He then compiled his efforts into this handy supercut. There's Ozzy Osbourne, Roger Ebert, Quentin Tarantino and like 50 more. It seems like Floyd Lloyd does, in fact, rock.
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.
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But something is rather wrong. Once her instagram was opened, it became clear this is a viral marketing push for the sci-fi film Ex Machina which was playing at SXSW.
Just goes to show you not to get your hopes up on Tinder, because some women are pretending to be robots who are advertising their new movie. Someone has to fancy that, right?
