What "fake" thing that happens in movies annoys you the most?

 One "fake" thing in movies that often annoys me is the way computers and hacking are portrayed. In many films, hacking is shown as a flashy, quick process where hackers type furiously on a keyboard and within seconds, gain access to highly secure systems. In reality, hacking is a complex and time-consuming process that often requires much more than just typing quickly. Additionally, the visual representations of hacking interfaces are often exaggerated and unrealistic, making it seem like a game rather than a serious activity.

Another aspect that can be frustrating is how injuries are depicted. Characters often walk away from intense physical altercations or accidents with minor injuries, or even no injuries at all. While I understand the need for artistic license to keep the story moving, it can be jarring when characters shrug off injuries that would realistically have serious consequences.

Furthermore, the way science is portrayed in some movies can be quite inaccurate. For example, in sci-fi films, scientific concepts are often simplified or exaggerated to fit the narrative, which can mislead viewers about the actual science behind the phenomena. While I appreciate creative interpretations of scientific ideas, I think it's important to maintain a level of accuracy to avoid spreading misinformation.

Another common annoyance is how characters always seem to find the perfect parking spot right in front of their destination. In reality, finding parking in a busy area can be a major hassle, and it's unlikely that characters would always be able to find such convenient spots.

Additionally, the portrayal of relationships and romantic gestures in movies can be unrealistic. Love at first sight, grand romantic gestures, and perfect relationships are common tropes in films, but they often set unrealistic expectations for real-life relationships. In reality, relationships are complex and require effort and communication to thrive, which is rarely shown in movies.

Another annoying aspect is how characters in movies never seem to need to use the bathroom, even in situations where it would be realistic to do so. This unrealistic portrayal can break the immersion of the film and make it harder for viewers to relate to the characters.

Lastly, the way time is portrayed in movies can be unrealistic. Characters often seem to have an unlimited amount of time to complete tasks or travel long distances, which can make the plot seem less believable. In reality, time constraints are often a major factor in decision-making and can add tension to a story, but this aspect is often overlooked in movies.