- In any action movies where the hero gets something stabbed through, I wince at the stupidity of pulling it out. Be it an arrow or a knife, leaving it in will diminish the bleeding, and in some cases, you may even rupture what wasn't ruptured if you pull it out. "GOOD JOB!" - Hancock.
- The tendency some movies have to cast certain actors in certain roles. "Oh, that guy who's played the traitorous bastard in fifteen other movies must be playing the loyal and trustworthy character this time around, right?" Wrong.
- Movies based upon media meant for a particular part of the population will, without fail, be modified to be "for everyone" which will in turn turn it into a mockery of the source. See: Super Mario, Street Fighter, Dragon Ball Evolution, Transformers.
- In action movies, a gun tends to have unlimited ammo, except for the one time it would be badass if the hero ran out of bullets. It does make for some awesome moments, but it's still annoying most of the time. ("You threw a car at a helicopter." "Yeah, well, I had no bullets left.")
a movie based on a video game about an italian plumber jumping and running around that eats mushroom to get bigger and a flower to throw fire balls, is not a good logic
It would have been, if they hadn't turned it into a movie about mutant dinosaurs and hadn't cast Mad Max's uglier brother as Bowser. Next we know, they'll make a Street Fighter movie turning Chun Li a homicidal maniac, and Bison into a not-quite-honest busnessman. Wait...
