Or the little jr high school girl knowing how to hack a Unix system in under 2 minutes.

Far more believable than a girl doing gymnastics as a fighting technique against a ****ing dinosaur.

We'll have to agree to disagree here.

Fair enough. We are probably arguing semantics on degree of reerunedness.

I can turn my brain off during a movie and go with the flow. Sometimes, though, something so stupid or unlikely happens that it snaps me out of the flow of the movie and kind of ruins the movie for me. The "This is Unix. I know this." scene in JP is one of those. The acrobat scene is JP2 was pretty close but I didn't really care for JP2 so it wasn't as egregious to me.

Another example of this would be the bus jump scene in Speed.

This is how I feel about Gus' death scene in Breaking Bad.

The way he got up and walked outside the room with half of his face missing or the fact that he died at all?

The face thing.

This. As untouchable as that series is, I laughed out loud. That's not at all how explosions work.

Jurassic Shit.

As laughable as it may be, that's the only clip I've seen from the show.

As soon as I finish with Mad Men, I'm going to binge watch Breaking Bad.

Christ GoChiefs. You haven't seen BB either? You are worse at TV than I am. And I'm bad.

I'm kicking myself for wasting time watching episodes of trash like New Girl, Girls and Happy Endings.

Yeah. I had to be creative about watching them as wife "doesn't like" these shows.

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