Eagle-Eyed Viewers Share The Movies And Shows That Didn't Do Their Research

"Take Con Air for example. The character talks about how he needs his insulin in 2 hours or he’s going to die (which isn’t true, especially if he hasn’t eaten)."

"This Tom Hanks vehicle rode the Satanic Panic of the 80s to scapegoat a strawman of D&D to take blame for bad parenting and stoke religious fundamentalism. Nothing in the movie is even remotely similar to the actual game or why it was popular with kids."

"It would take you well passed sun up on your own. And they're digging graves in a forest but never hit a big rock or a tree branch?"

"I'm either swinging the shovel at you then lazily covering your body in leaves, or I'm getting shot and YOU can dig my damn grave. Win/win."

I mean, they have a point.

"My favorite example of this is Independence Day: Jeff Goldblum and Will Smith just docked in the alien mothership, and it takes like 5 seconds of Goldblum smashing away at his keyboard to exclaim, 'I'm in!'"

"There's a plot point where Vanessa Hudgens' enemy tries to sabotage her in a baking competition by cutting the wire to her stand mixer. Then Vanessa's character isn't able to make a fruit puree for her cake like she planned, and the competition judges point out that her puree could have been smoother."

"That is not what that is for. Use a blender or a food processor. Who wrote this."

But it's about baking, so clearly they have to show baking things! I guess.

One commenter said, "I mean the franchise is basically one long D&D session with cars that Vin Diesel came up with. Viewed through that lens they just make for fun watches."

"Ya almost every movie gets it wrong, there were earthquakes for weeks ahead of time and most people saw the signs and evacuated," said another commenter.

"Ventilation systems are built to carry air and they can fit between walls and floors / ceilings because air molecules aren't that big or hard to move. You certainly don't need to make them big enough and reinforced enough to carry an NYC cop in LA... etc.."

"I'm bipolar and thanks to Ozark people have formed newly negative and unrealistic opinions of who I am as a person. We aren't all violent psychopaths who can't be stable for more than a week."

One very passionate Redditor replied with, "Yes!!! THAT ISNT WHAT WAS MEANT WHEN THEY SAID TEN PERCENT OF YOUR BRAIN!!!! UGH...take five seconds to check your stance!"

In fact, that idea is actually not true, apparently.

"In reality this would do the opposite of what is intended and would lower his blood sugar even more, possibly putting the character into a diabetic coma. The character needs some sugar like juice or a banana or something with carbs to bring his sugar levels up."

"The one that was the most annoying for me was the one were they play Card games, and the game consist in them putting cards in the table and saying the name of them. Not even the most BASIC game mechanic like, I don't know, inflicting damage, or card effects or anything."

"Hades really isn't a bad guy. Even the whole Persephone thing was reflective of the day and age that he was around. For all intents and purposes, Hades was a chill dude, a devoted husband and owned a sizable amount of dominion."

"The writers clearly do not know a single thing about North Carolina. 'I’m going to take the ferry into chapel hill from the outer banks.' Um no sir you are not chapel hill is a land locked town in central North Carolina, and about 4 hours of driving from the coast."

Ugh. One of the most egregiously inaccurate movies of all time," another commenter added. "They could have fixed 90% of the inaccuracies and still told an epic story, maybe even a better one."

Historical accuracy? I've never heard of that!

Another user added, "It always annoyed me how the stars of the show were in the room when the detectives interviewed suspects. Like when does that ever happen, CSI is never involved with that."

"Their writers clearly never took the time to research medical code of conducts. In every single state in the U.S. those doctors would've all lost their licenses."

Another commenter added, "That hospital would have been bankrupted by sexual harassment lawsuits years before it had a chance to be bankrupted by wrongful death lawsuits."

"Every hand they show is just a cooler (all the players involved have such good hands you realistically should almost never fold). The final hand was especially bad, I believe it was something like flush vs full house vs bigger full house vs Bond with a straight flush."