r/shittymoviedetails

Image 1 — The trailer for Resident Evil (2026) has faced backlash for the lack of "conventional" zombies. This is in reference to Resident Evil 1, which is known for only featuring zombies as your primary opponents
Image 2 — The trailer for Resident Evil (2026) has faced backlash for the lack of "conventional" zombies. This is in reference to Resident Evil 1, which is known for only featuring zombies as your primary opponents
Image 3 — The trailer for Resident Evil (2026) has faced backlash for the lack of "conventional" zombies. This is in reference to Resident Evil 1, which is known for only featuring zombies as your primary opponents
Image 4 — The trailer for Resident Evil (2026) has faced backlash for the lack of "conventional" zombies. This is in reference to Resident Evil 1, which is known for only featuring zombies as your primary opponents

The trailer for Resident Evil (2026) has faced backlash for the lack of "conventional" zombies. This is in reference to Resident Evil 1, which is known for only featuring zombies as your primary opponents

u/Femme_Warden — 5 hours ago
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The Odyssey (2026) whitewashes a Greek myth by not including any Greek actors, as opposed to Troy (2004) which faced no similar backlash due to casting popular Greek movie stars such as Brad Pittopoulos and Orlandos Bloomakis

u/Lumpy-Beach8876 — 11 hours ago

Minions and Monsters (2026) introduces the first minion with a disability, Ed, who is deaf and communicates through sign language. He not appearing in any previous movie implies Gru fired him cause of his disability, making him an ableist

u/JBKOMA — 6 hours ago

In Avatar: Fire and Ash, the Na'Vi, an alien species that independently evolved in a solar system light years away from earth, are shown to comply with The British Steam Navigation Act of 1846 by using red and green indicators to signal the position of their vessel. This is because...fuck if I know

u/BasedKetamineApe — 7 hours ago

In Snowpiercer (2013), Earth is a frozen wasteland with perpetual subzero temperatures, which actually sounds pretty nice right now.

u/NoWorth2591 — 10 hours ago

Greg Berlanti (1972-Present) was able to produce succesful adaptions of Supergirl (2015-2021) and The Flash (2014-2024). This is a reference to Greg reading the source matieral.

u/TheGingerWeebGal — 13 hours ago

In "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (1996) judge Claude Frollo burnt down half of Paris just because one Romani baddie refused to smash. This shows that villains can be incels.

u/AlKhwarazmi — 7 hours ago

In DIE HARD (1988), the Nakatomi Corporation keeps $640 million in untracable bearer bonds sitting in a vault for TOTALLY non-shady reasons, which is why we root against these criminals robbing this honest legitimate business.

u/PetevonPete — 11 hours ago

Everyone keeps complaining about the historical accuracy of adaptations of The Odyssey, yet they completely ignore how O Brother, Where Art Thou? totally butchered ancient Greek history.

If you look closely at the picture, you can clearly see that Odysseus, Telemachus, and some guy named Pete are wearing striped prison jumpsuits instead of traditional bronze hoplite armor.

​The Coen brothers claimed this was a faithful retelling of Homer's epic poem, but they completely threw historical accuracy out the window by replacing a terrifying mythological Cyclops with a one-eyed Bible salesman, and the sirens with women just doing laundry in a creek. Worst of all, they substituted the legendary, divine Aegis shield with a can of Dapper Dan pomade.

​This is a subtle nod to the fact that Hollywood has never cared about accurate Mycenaean Greek culture.

u/RichtofensDuckButter — 9 hours ago

In The Flash (2014-2023) Barry Allen spoils game of thrones. This is a reference to fuckkkk dude, I was showing my GF game of thrones and Jon Snows death is literally NEXT episode and she got spoiled by this fuck.

Barry Allen randomly showed up on her Youtube Shorts feed and spoiled GOT.

u/TheGingerWeebGal — 14 hours ago

In The Odyssey (2026) Nolan thought he could make a better Odysseus then previous interpretations. However, we already have the peak Odysseus.

u/Bun_Wrangler — 10 hours ago
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In The Odyssey (2026), hats off to Nolan's commitment to historical accuracy by showing ancient soldiers with faded cuts, because 21st century military barbershop definitely existed at that time. Also, helmets definitely were exposed from the back, because who would ever stab a soldier from behind?

u/SatoruGojo232 — 18 hours ago

in Death Note animated series (2006–2007), the reason L lost to Kira was because his name was L. if his name was W, he would have won.

u/nhansieu1 — 18 hours ago
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In Home Alone 2 (1992) Kevin throws a brick from a 4 story building and it hits Marv directly on his head. This man should be fucking dead

u/Hank_Mardukas1066 — 1 day ago

In 2016s don't Breath the movie found a way to make a turkey baster more scary then anything I've se- Oh GOD IT DRIBBLED!! WHY?!? God just make me blind.

u/blooash — 1 day ago