What were some events that were unrealistic in the movie Dante's Peak?
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One thing for sure is how they were crossing the lake, the water was supposedly acid. I think it was that the boat was being eaten by the acid but the fish were not.
655900
It's called the "4th Circle of Hell" and I'm played by Paul Giamatti (granted he is a bit shorter then me, but he'd make a terrific Monitorhead) and it's all about the tribulations of torturing wayward souls and how my character just can't be bothered with it all, he'd rather just enjoy a nice merlot by the fire.  Let the wackiness ensue.
388307
movies are different from reality.
228096
Yeah, I hated the way Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon ended. It was they got the characters farther and farther tangled up in this plot, and then said "and they woke up and it was all a dream". The ending was a cheat as far as I'm concerned.
152325
Yes, Jurassic Park was a fictional movie but had alot of true fact in it.
937489
Actually saw it today.  Lame movie.  Totally unrealisitc.  A train that can't outrun a car.  Please
1016786
not true, read the Bible especially Revelation. God made Hell and Dante
489166
Yeah, it was a bad idea. You don't make worst-case-scenario disaster movies about potentially UPCOMING events. In very poor taste at the least, not to mention totally unoriginal.
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The name of the movie is "Intensity".  There is a book that the movie was made from written by Dean Koontz.  The book was even more Intense then the movie.  Forgive the pun.
725762
Dogma because of Loki's speech to the Nun in the Airport!  \n\nMetatron: "Were you to hear God's true voice, your mind would cave in and your heart would explode inside your chest. We went through five Adams before we figured that one out."\n\nThe entire movie is packed with religious irony and it is pure genuis!
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Suspension of disbelief:\n\nIt's that condition we put our minds into when we watch a movie that keeps us from going "yeah, right, like that could happen" at every turn of the film and lets us relax and enjoy the film. You don't question unbelievable situations and unrealistic plot turns and just accept it as part of the entertainment.
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If I recall, after that scene where his brother Yuri dies, he goes back to New York and gets caught by that weapons inspector, "something Valentine".  \n\nMr. Valentine brings in Nicolas Cage into interrogation and Nicolas Cage tells Mr. Valentine that someone will come knocking on the door to set him free as weapons trade is a necessity in the world.  Soon enough, some army man comes and talks to Mr. Valentine and Nicolas Cage's character is set free, back to selling more weapons to world leaders.  \n\nSomewhat shocking, in a sense, because the movie is based off of real events.  Even if that's not what really happens, you cannot deny the amount of firearm in the world today.  Makes you wonder, do you feel lucky, punk?
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It was a good movie, but I think they went just a little to far in the action of the movie.  There were to many scenes with to much action scenes, to close together. They tried to make an action/romance movie, but they didn't balance it right. I do not really know how to explain it, but there you are!
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No, it's not unrealistic.  My understanding of Jewish law at that time was that it was expected if him to marry and have children.  Why it's considered such sacrilige for that to have happened is confusing to me. Just because the Bible didn't mention it doesn't mean it didn't happen.
297843
No.  The whole thing was faked to make it seem like it was, but everything was actually staged....not a true story.
448493
The film "Flight 93" will likely follow the media's portrayal of the event. Personally, it's a beautiful story of human courage, but it's simply implausible. All those people getting through on their cell phones? From an altitude of 30,000 feet? With all the conceivable cell phone traffic already on the airwaves generated by the days events? It's preposterous, but I would be well impressed if the forthcoming film would delve into these possibilities.
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How 'bout a movie where a simple task needs to be done and then obstacles on the way get more and more outrageous. And somehow in the end it works out, though the rewards were not substantial. You know like mailing in a light bill or something.