When someone is shot in a movie, and the person behind is splattered by blood (but not hit by a bullet). I assume the blood must come from the exit wound, meaning there must be a projectile flying out of it. What the fuck is up with that?

What about the "elevator trap door"? Look up in an elevator sometime.

I've seen elevators with trap doors.

I find it funny how they manage to break into a car and escape with it just by pulling out some cords from the ignition switch and then start the car by connecting two lose ends. They don't actually connect the ignition. They don't unlock the steering lock. I saw the best escape the other night in a movie - I think it was the one about a hi-jacked train, Steven Segal, a young Katherine Heigl - where the guy just ripped open the hood and found two lose cable ends there, started the engine with them and drove away.

But a real pet peeve of mine is the thing with image aspects. People really don't give a shit. It's amazing how many n*10k€ budget tv commercials end up in a screwed image aspect. It's amazing how many tv programs are shown in a strange letterbox format, where you get black bars at left, right, top and bottom, ending up in maybe 55% black screen. And it's amazing how many people prefer to set their wide screen tv sets on 16:9 instead of original aspect.

When people at stores leave stuff (which they suddenly decide they don't want) out on the lane in random places, rather than giving them to us. We have an 'abandons' box for that (Ya, I'm a cashier).

Pulp Fiction would be a textbook example.

Car scene? Or does the window behind the guy shatter?

I hate all the stupid explosions in movies. Supposedly thousands of people die every year because would-be Samaritans are worried about being blown to bits when the gas tank explodes. What really happens when a gas tank blows is a huge whoosh with an impressive fireball, with a blast that might move some clothes on a clothesline right next to it, OTOH it might not. On the gripping hand, if you stand within 15 meters of this car after the gas tank went, you'll probably get second degree burns in 30 seconds or so. The adrenaline rush might keep you from feeling the pain.

That happened around here I think maybe in 2009, could of been 2010, and it ended up taking out a bridge (because the truck was under said bridge when it stopped)

This scene, where Vincent Vega shoots Marvin in the face inside a car. The rear window is all splattered with blood, but remains intact.

Unless it was a tanker truck BLEVE, I have a hard time believing that. Gasoline just doesn't work that way.

Yea, it was a tanker truck.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLEVE maybe?

OK, that sounds reasonable. Though I wonder if the bullet could have lost enough energy to not (though if that were the case I wouldn't expect so much energy in the blood/brain matter). Mythbusters, anyone?