To ask what is the most ridiculous movie moment you've seen

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Or TV

Mine is

movie - Kevin Costner shouting "We all pee the same color!" in Hidden Figures

TV - Daenerys crowdsurfing on slaves in Game of Thrones

All of "Swiss army man'

The modern interpretive dance scene in Giri/Haji.

Before anyone else says it.. The scene in Four Weddings when AD says she hadn't noticed it was raining!!

Keanu's flying bus in Speed.

But it's Keanu. So I'll forgive him.

Any scene at all from Noah with Russell Crowe

The part in 365 days when the italian mafia man says 'are you lost, babygirl'

Cherry Falls - the entire film.

Worst ‘horror’ film ever.

All movies where couples wake up in the morning and have a snog straight away - morning breath doesn't exist in the movies doncha know!

In Jurassic world where the girl fights and kills all the scary mutant dinosaurs and her hair stays immaculate, and she wears stiletto heels throughout

The Rock in San Andreas walking into the supermarket that’s being looted, lifting the first T-shirt he comes across and it fitting him!
The size of him!!

She literally outruns a T-Rex in stilettos...because you know...that’s possible!!

The airport scene in Love Actually, with the child dodging all the airport security and jumping over hurdles to get the 'love of his life' 🤢 makes me cringe just thinking about it.

Dramatic airport scenes are always bad in movies, more so that the lovebirds were children

The latest Jurassic Park film. A weaponised dinosaur that can't find a child hiding behind the only obstacle in an otherwise empty room, and can't jump from more than a 20cm height without faceplanting.

The airport scene in Love Actually, with the child dodging all the airport security and jumping over hurdles to get the 'love of his life' 🤢 makes me cringe just thinking about it.

True - in post 9/11 America he'd have been shot as soon as he started running

Tbf in Jurassic world she doesn't fight or kill any dinosaurs. But yes the shoes are ridiculous when you're running for your life.

The live action Cinderella when the step mum tells Cinderella she can’t eat with them and she goes into kitchen and cries to herself. No standing up for herself, no throwing of crockery or questioning authority - great example for little girls everywhere - let yourself be walked over your whole life and then a prince will whisk you off your feet

@JesusInTheCabbageVan

The airport scene in Love Actually, with the child dodging all the airport security and jumping over hurdles to get the 'love of his life' 🤢 makes me cringe just thinking about it.

True - in post 9/11 America he'd have been shot as soon as he started running

Luckily he wasn’t in America then 👍🏻 But, yeah, that would never have happened!

Not a film, but the tram crash in corrie sticks in my mind as the shittest attempt at cgi ever!

@Saveourpeople

The live action Cinderella when the step mum tells Cinderella she can’t eat with them and she goes into kitchen and cries to herself. No standing up for herself, no throwing of crockery or questioning authority - great example for little girls everywhere - let yourself be walked over your whole life and then a prince will whisk you off your feet

If this is the Disney remake, she's also taught to take shit and just remember to 'be kind'. Has made me hate the phrase

Oh yes!! You’re right MolyHolyGuacamole, a really damaging message to give children. I had forgotten that bit as only watched it the once!!!

@FelicityPike ah yes, ooops

@EdwardCullensBiteOnTheSide

Not a film, but the tram crash in corrie sticks in my mind as the shittest attempt at cgi ever!

Oh it was just cringy. I can picture it even now

Hail Mary by Jean-Luc Godard. Pretentious with the lead character clutching her stomach every now and then and wailing, "Urgh, la lune!"

The bit in Hunger Games where the boy is disguised as a rock. I became completely hysterical with laughter for some time afterwards.

The point in several hundred films where some gorgeous young woman is sexually attracted to some rancid old bloke.