What are the plots that often appear in film and television, but are almost impossible to happen in reality?

The plots that often appear in movies and TV shows are almost impossible to happen in reality. Let me talk about my own experience of watching TV.

First, in film and television dramas, the president always likes to lose his son. Rich women always lose their daughters. Either hold it wrong or be cheated. How can you lose the golden pimple in real life!

Second, in film and television dramas, falling off a cliff and hanging on a tree won't kill you. Meet peerless martial arts or world-weary masters, and then kill Sifang! In real life, falling off a cliff is falling off a cliff. . There is nothing left. .

Third, in film and television dramas, I was busy all night, especially in martial arts science fiction movies, and no one went to the toilet! ! God, in real life, try it for a day!

Fourth, in anti-war dramas, there are always one shot at a time, or one stone at a time, with machine guns shooting at a large area, and even tearing devils with their bare hands. In real life, the Japanese have good military skills and are not so easy to kill. Besides, even if you kill the dog, you can't tear it open with your hands!

5. In film and television dramas, villains always die of many words. Before you die, let you die quickly and then be killed. In real life, I will kill you without saying a word.

Sixth, in film and television dramas, the protagonist can never be killed. And always start to fight, always get beaten badly, and then start to fight back with your last breath, even worse than the beginning! In real life, you can't beat it at first, but you can't beat it later. You were badly beaten and begged for mercy, or you were killed directly.

Seven. The crowd at the time of the attack

Attacking the crowd at the decisive moment is a common segment in many movies, which is called crowd tactics. In fact, under the suppression of heavy machine guns and artillery in modern wars, such death is almost impossible.

China's famous two-thirds infantry assault tactics originated in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and were widely used in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. According to the tactical principle of three-thirds system, only a battle group of 27 people is needed to cover the 800-meter front.

Therefore, it is almost impossible to attack people intensively in war movies in order to highlight the visual effect of war.