when someone goes all sneeky behind one of the characters and it end
up to be the good guy trying to shut up that character by grabbing him/her over the mouth.
possibly in a horror or action movie (cringe cringe >:P)
i miss the old style when the character turns around and seas the killer with the knife.
hardly anyone uses it now.

In suspense movies I just hate how obvious it is that when someone is going to move a mirror, in example in the bathroom, the camera won't move from the same position pointing at the mirror, and when the person looks up there's something fucking creepy behind him/her, then it magically disappears.

When they use the plot of Romeo and Juliet to make the movies story. Think about it, How many movies follow the same story as romeo and juliet?

Romeo and Juliet plots are acceptable, because almost all literary or picture works are based off a successful formula for plot.

Most adventure/fantasy/etc movies/books are based, if sometimes loosely, on the Odyssey (ie, Lord of the Rings)

That.
AAAALL of that.

When someone is shooting at a person and after about 100 shots, they still don't reload

When shooting at someone and the person getting shot at turns a corner and the shooter is still shooting, do they have heat seeking bullets or something

When they think the bad guy is dead and he springs up only to get put down by all of the good guys

When a victim is getting chased by the killer and the victim is running but the killer is walking and the dude getting chased "loses" him only for the killer to appear right in their face *decap*

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The following is an example-

Guy1: I hate you!
Guy2: I hate you more!
Guy3: I hate both of you
Guy1&2: Ah, we hate that guy! Lets be best friends forever and kill him!
Guy3: Ono, I'm dead.

^ Whole plot to a movie. I hate this.

Guns with infinite ammo.

You can tell who's gonna be killed first, because they're either annoying, or they're underdeveloped as a character. Like, you're all "who is this guy" and then next thing you know HNNNNNG HE'S DEAD.

Good guy knocks out/"kills" bad guy, and then instead of going over there to finish the bad guy off, they just either run away only to have the bad guy turn up right behind them, or they like slowly walk up to the bad guy and see if he's dead and then the bad guy gets up suddenly and stuff. It's like, dumbass, you don't just leave them there, you get the hell over there and kill the unholy shit out of them. Even if you shot him in the head with a gun, you go over there and unload the entire goddamn clip into his head to make sure, because people can survive headshots depending on where they were hit. If you knocked them out with a hit from some blunt object, you get over there and bash his head in.

Someone go into a room with a some stuff and a gun in it, there's a crazy killer whatever on the loose, the person picks up the stuff, yet they leave the gun. Backwards retard, if there's a loaded gun you can use to protect yourself, you friggin take it.

Good guy has bad guy at gunpoint, yet doesn't fire immediately. Stupid-ass mofo, do not hesitate, do not do a monologue or some shit, PULL THE DAMN TRIGGER.



Seriously, why does everyone in movies lack common sense? (To be fair, lots of people IRL lack it, but come on.)

Nope. The most over-used clichщ ever would have to be the grabbing the girl by her upper arm immediately immobilizes her.

Seriously.

What the fuck man.