I never noticed that, but it will be a pet peeve now 😅

$30 for popcorn, a drink, and a candy.

I could buy all of those at the dollar store for less than five dollars, pop my popcorn at home And watch a new release on my IPTV box

No lineups, no $20 tickets, no loud, screaming kids, and no problems finding a parking spot

Love scenes where the lovers leave their underwear on. Either show everything or cut it from the film and get on with the plot.

When they have unnecessary pervy scenes or they always make the female character naggy and annoying. Lol

People always get a parking space right in front of the building they’re going to. Which in a major city is about as likely as winning the lottery.

After spending the night together, women wake up with perfect hair and makeup, women and men kiss like neither of them have dog breath and nobody ever seems to need to poop.

Last movie I went to, Little Women, never started, because there was a bomb threat and we got evacuated.

That was pretty peeving.

Everything is done for a reason - for example: when a desk drawer is opened and we see a gun, then that gun will certainly be seen again. Probably involved in a death.

The disregard for first aide i.e: The protagonist getting stabbed with something, pulling it out, and then the wound somehow stops hurting but also magically heals 🤷‍♂️
Also, if they pass out, take their clothes off!

I have never bumped into anyone, fell over and somehow landed straight on top of them looking doe eyed into their eyes.

All it takes to make a women fall for you or hot and bothered is to forced a kiss on them. They will also get slack eyed and dopey and not at all pissed off about the assault. - This shit happens quite often in older movies.

Or how everyone seems to understand exactly what's happening all the time. Like there wasn't at least one person in that group that wasn't zoned out during the talk...

Careless attention to props, ie: obvious empty coffee cups, featherweight crates & boxes , the firearm "infini-clip" or guns discarded when empty.

Predictable plotlines

overacting

Not every glance or turn of a smile needs a cringe worthy musical cue ( think Rom-Coms, Hallmark romance movies)

Soundtracks closely similar

Forced dialogue

Unrealistic situations, or responses.

Too many tired tropes and cliches to mention.

Fake jump scares. Like a cat runnin across the room.

Oh I thought u meant movie pet peeves.

Probably when others aren't giving their full attention when the plot is good.

People talking in movies.
People on their smartphones, and seeing their illuminated screen in a dark theater.
Commercials and upcoming movies, and more commercials, so many it seems like they will never end.

$6 sodas and $10 popcorn.

Oh, another one is when it's appears to be the end of the movie and then it starts a new ending. If that goes on more than once, it's annoying.

Gratuitous nudity. Now that I'm older and have "seen it all," I find it completely unnecessary.

sequels, and using the same actors, writer and directors over and over and over -even worse if they are part of a series of sequels

when its silent for more than 5 minutes, i get smtimes its an artist choice with heavy meaning, idrc tho it's uncomfy

Yeah. I have a lot but I can never remember unless it comes up.

One thing I can remember is believe it or not, I sometimes want a movie to be exactly what it appears to be because sometimes the twist is kind of lame than the original idea.

I mean I get the idea of a twist in plot because it's only natural but sometimes I like the movie just the way it is. Some of those twists don't make sense or make the movie lame and some of the twists are great.

Nude in one shot and completely dressed in the next. I never understood that concept

Or a pointless fight, car chase or an argument!

I hate when a romantic movie gets a unnecessary misunderstanding between the two characters

It really drags the movie

Seeing palm trees in the background of a movie that supposedly takes place in Chicago or some northern city . Pisses me off .

I noticed sharp point lights reflected in the eyes of actors in scenes where they make no sense. Maybe it's supposed to have some artistic value but to me it's just illogical.

Hmmmmm...none that spring to mind. Maybe rudeness is pretty grim.

Pop culture references or commentary on current society. I like to escape reality in TV/Movies, I'm not looking for commentary on it. Unless I know it's specifically that kind of movie going in.

Where firearms can shoot 1,000 bullets without reloading.