Do you ever get so distracted by something in a movie that it distracts you from the plot?

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While watching Jurassic World, I can't get past how the main character, Claire, runs around the park in massive high heels, doing all that she does. It distracts me too much! If someone injures themselves and carries on, the injury and lack of treatment occupy my thoughts to the point where I'm unable to follow the storyline. Does this happen to you too when you watch movies?

Anachronistic character names.

Mostly bad writing, where the dialogue sounds really unnatural.
Or, especially in american tv shows, when every point is so over explained so it sounds weird and repetitive, like they are making sure everyone has understood before they move on and that the audience is incapable of inferring anything.

Emily in Paris took me recently when she went to stay at her friend's family house near a skiing resort and she seemed to have way too many clothes to fit in her little suitcase. She did leave her hideous Christmas jumper behind though.

Bridgerton: Colin's hair. Luke Newton's wig has since been labelled Wigbert by fans. I saw the wig, not what was going on with the (thin) plot.

Lonely Planet: Laura Dern has sex with whatever Hemsworth brother is in the film and suddenly the writers block disappears. The Hemsworth brother is pretty though.

The extremely 1970s Hollywood hairdos in M A S H. Nothing remotely like the US army in the 1950s (or any other time). I don't even mean the doctors (understandable with those characters) but the soldiers they tend to.

As others have said, historically inaccurate tack or harness / riding styles always annoy me.

See also: historically or logically inaccurate representations of female body hair.

Yes, I know that people have always removed hair to a greater or lesser extent throughout history, but the odds of finding a razor on a desert island / abandoned city / alien planet are slim, so the baby-smooth armpits / bikini line make no sense.

Where are the child zombies? Surely children would be easy pickings.

I was very distracted by the fact that in A Fault In Our Stars, Hazel Grace’s mum never once changed her duvet cover!

There's a whole section on IMDB for some people on here- the goofs section. Especially those who are concerned about railway engines!!

I just get surprised by parking. Watching 24 when he was in London and it was amazing how easy it was for them to drive round London chasing terrorists. No parking issues, little traffic

And as for the men's shaved chests....

Goldfinger bugs me

Blofeld gets in his plane and the car with gold in is flown to Switzerland.

James Bond has to get the ferry from Dover, drive through France (did they have big autoroutes then) and get to Switzerland.

And he still gets there in time to catch up with Blofeld who hasn't even taken the car to the factory yet. What was he doing?

I get annoyed because, in films, TV and even books, an adult woman cannot vomit without it meaning she is pregnant. Bonus annoyance if she makes a 'must have been that prawn curry last night' type remark to her partner because she doesn't want him to know yet for some pointless reason.

You need to watch the Wrong Mans - their hostage definitely makes use of a plastic bag in that!