Examples of Bad Physics in Movies
Let's have some fun. Let's make a list of movies and the context in how physics is defied! Contribute please.
In the Avengers, Thor can fly!
November 18, 2012
Examples of Bad Physics in Movies
Let's have some fun. Let's make a list of movies and the context in how physics is defied! Contribute please.
In the Avengers, Thor can fly!
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The Matrix!
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That's just the music. Searching for the actual scene atm..
Neon Genesis Evangelion...
@Exinity: yes i realize h is an alien either way. But in the movies he's a demi-god and an alien.
@Exinity: In the movies and advertising for hte movies he was described as a demi-god. So technically alien because he was from a different planet, a supposed demi-god according to the movie.
@cccurrified Its all good
@DragonBandit: Yeah, well, it's been a while I've last read anything bio-related .
@EggTree It's magic it can do whatever i'd like to!
@DawnChu Thor is a god (Alien in the comics) So He can fly if he'd like to!
@cccurrified: Obviously not from a dead person. Blood just pools if you are dead... Lol the pressure is created by the heart.
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@DragonBandit: Yeah, but it won't happen if it's from a corpse, where there's no more pressure for the blood to be pumped around (or something like that).
Everything about Maplestory?
@JokerXD7: Because he's so durable. It's his nick-name, and a figure of speech. "He's as durable as steel."
[quote=cccurrified]Blood squirting out 30 feet from a corpse/living human. That makes me laugh for some reason, I'm terrible at horror movies.
Speaking of Harry Potter wands, didn't Harry's wand got broken itself? In the books, he used the Elder wand to fix it.[/quote]
Actually this is possible. Not necessarily 30 feet but pretty far. Maybe like 10ish feet? I personally have never seen it happen even though I am an EMT. However it happens when a cut is made to an artery. The blood literally squirts out. My instructor has seen it.
human centipede....how does that work?
@desimator546: Then why's he called the man of steel then?
Star Wars - How can there be sound in space?
[quote=JokerXD7]Superman. Since his arms are made of steel, Lois Lane should have been chopped into pieces when he caught her when she was falling.[/quote]
He's not made of steel He has extreme durability.
not really movies, but
Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. It defies physics itself.
Superman. Since his arms are made of steel, Lois Lane should have been chopped into pieces when he caught her when she was falling.
Blood squirting out 30 feet from a corpse/living human. That makes me laugh for some reason, I'm terrible at horror movies.
Speaking of Harry Potter wands, didn't Harry's wand got broken itself? In the books, he used the Elder wand to fix it.
[quote=EggTree]in harry potter, the wands have amazing durability[/quote]
Spoiler alert: Harry did tear up the Elder Wand at the end of Deathly Hallows part 2, didn't he?
The Roadrunner cartoons. Nothing the coyote does follows the laws of physics..
Star Wars.
in harry potter, the wands have amazing durability
The force of tension from spiderman's web is greater than the force of gravity, since he doesn't fall.
Mission Impossible 1 the train scene.