Christmas films disenchanted: crazy logic errors and contradictions revealed!

Christmas films disenchanted: crazy logic errors and contradictions revealed!

In the magical pre -Christmas period, many well -known films are in the spotlight, but not all act logically. Especially the famous comedy "Kevin - alone at home" raises questions. Here the eight -year -old Kevin tries to ward off a break -in at home alone. While he impressively outwit the criminals with clever traps, the audience wonders: Why doesn't the boy just call the police? In a humorous article Today.

Another classic, "actually love", shows the British Colin, who is immediately swarmed by women in Milwaukee in search of love, without his accentuated charm being crazy. Unrealistic, but entertaining, this film also ensures conversation during the holidays. "The Grinch", on the other hand, is changing from a greyous being to a heart full of joy thanks to the Christmas magic. This change, although emotionally strong, appears as an exaggeration for many and reveals questions about credibility.

Another example is the comedy "Love does not need a vacation", in which two women spontaneously swap their apartments and spend the holidays in luxury - priceless when you consider that the charming house of Jude Law, who plays a single father, is just a backdrop. Such discrepancies are skeptical of fans and fit into the list of "illogical" film actions. The film "Colin" is also cited as an example in which the main actor, a zombie that walks through London, captivates the spectators primarily through its boredom and less by gripping scenes. In a imdb-criticism it is mentioned that the implementation is perceived as poor despite a basic idea.

Such criticism suggests that the film industry is not only about entertainment, but also about realism and that spectators often ask for more than just for Christmas magic and excessive action. Again and again it turns out that even the best Christmas films do not do without logical defects, which makes them no less popular.