Anonymous wrote:A driving scene where the driver looks at the passenger while speaking, taking his/her/their (don't forget that!) eyes off the road for ridiculous amounts of time. They would have seriously run off the road!
Anonymous wrote:Literally anything in any medical drama. I just cannot. I stopped watching Greys Anatomy when they closed the emergency room to host a prom, and during this prom Izzy went upstairs to visit her boyfriend/ husband with the heart issue and he has just died in bed, with no nurses or doctors or code blues, because they were all downstairs at prom apparently . In the CLOSED EMERGENCY ROOMz
Anonymous wrote:What’s your biggest pet peeve?
Here’s mine: When two characters from the same foreign country speak to each other in broken, heavily accented English rather than their mother tongue. That never EVER happens in real life. It’s baffling to me why directors always do this. I mean, directors: If you can’t find two American actors who speak fluent German, then just hire a couple of German actors and use subtitles for their scenes. It will make the movie feel more authentic and the audience will appreciate that you respect their intelligence.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Forced diversity in recent shows/movies. They always have to have that one character that is gay or trans and it’s too obvious and on the nose. (Example: Bros)
I miss 20 years ago when a gay character just existed and wasn’t heavily stereotyped and over the top.
Genuinely curious what show/movie you are thinking of when you say this. I can't think of any examples.