Movies and television can be the perfect escape from reality. Turn on your favorite streaming service and suddenly you have hundreds of choices right at your fingertips. But sometimes that awesome show or movie might be a bit distracting when it's inaccurate. Redditors on r/AskReddit shared their personal pet peeves in movies, big and small. For some, just the details are distracting. I agree with one user who noted that they do not like when characters leave behind a hot breakfast that someone…

It's been a long, long time since we've talked about Logan Paul. Like many of you, I chose to pretend that he and his brethren don't exist. I ultimately gave up even pretending to harbor an ironic dislike for the guy after the whole “Suicide Forest” incident in Japan at the start of 2018. Since that incident, he is and has been, a nothingness to me. Fast forward to 2021. Well, a lot has happened since that time and I found myself reflecting this morning upon a tastefully thought-out criticism o…

Sounds like the ideal date, tbh…

The most worthless movies that people have ever seen

People share movies that had terrible sequels

Jack Frost nipping at your nose.

Sometimes we forget about the one-of-a-kind gem that is Steven Seagal. One day he's pretending to know martial arts, the next he's pretending to know how to run, and in this case he's doing the one-finger pullback while pointing his weapon directly at his co-worker's head.

Are you paying close attention Hollywood? Please stop.

Living paycheck to paycheck isn't "a blast."

Love us some tropes.

Such a great movie.

It's a matter of perspective.

Tumblr's gonna do what it does.

Ah, the Santa problem.

Everybody may like their own brand, but these two together are magic.