Post by WarrenPeace on Mar 7, 2018 23:46:39 GMT
You know those, "Only in the movies" lists?
This is one I have not seen and recently realized.
Whenever any of the main characters, good or bad, gets cut, shot or stabbed, the bleeding stops right away.
Sometimes you will hear, "Keep pressure on it," but that is only for an expendable character that never has anything to do with the main story or plot.
Even with a small cut I get with a kitchen knife, it bleeds a lot and if I don't keep putting pressure on it, I dunno when or if it would stop bleeding on it's own but it will not be instentanious as it is in movies or in this scene first when Cage gets the cut on his front and then later when Travolta slices up his own face.
That's only in the movies, for ya!
I also wanna add to this how, again main characters, can have amazing one story falls and never suffer death, any broken bones, cuts, bruises, or anything else that would put you or me into the hospital or morgue.
This is one I have not seen and recently realized.
Whenever any of the main characters, good or bad, gets cut, shot or stabbed, the bleeding stops right away.
Sometimes you will hear, "Keep pressure on it," but that is only for an expendable character that never has anything to do with the main story or plot.
Even with a small cut I get with a kitchen knife, it bleeds a lot and if I don't keep putting pressure on it, I dunno when or if it would stop bleeding on it's own but it will not be instentanious as it is in movies or in this scene first when Cage gets the cut on his front and then later when Travolta slices up his own face.
That's only in the movies, for ya!
I also wanna add to this how, again main characters, can have amazing one story falls and never suffer death, any broken bones, cuts, bruises, or anything else that would put you or me into the hospital or morgue.