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This could be commonly used plot points/tropes, illogical stuff, anything that instantly ruins a film for you.
I have a couple, but a big one I’ve noticed since I started watching more murder mystery movies and TV shows is the excessive use of rat poison as a subtle way to kill a character. In the real world, rat poison only works because rodents don’t have a gag reflex and thus can’t vomit up the poison. In a human, while still dangerous, it cannot instantly kill and would most likely induce vomiting or bleeding at worst (and that’s only the more deadly kind). Yet in movies and TV it’s treated like cyanide.
Another trope that’s been done to death and instantly takes me out of a story is a “big misunderstanding” or “liar revealed” plot line. Basically, it’s when a film’s entire plot hinges on a character lying about themself or another person hearing something they said out of context, and creating a big lie to cover their ass. The whole movie you’re just waiting for the lie to eventually be revealed, and it’s just so done to death. You know the others character is gonna do a dramatic “you LIED to me!!” speech, the lead is gonna have to redeem themself, etc., it’s just not that interesting.
EDIT: forgot to add this one, but I hate when women in a period piece are wearing their hair down and flowing even in a time period where women of their stature would exclusively wear their hair up or covered in some way. Tells me the costume team cared more about making the actress “pretty” than historical accuracy.