Weird and unrealistic

Rating: 3/10 (23 May 2014)

Walking 9 miles in high heels and a tight dress after being in an accident is not realistic (Mulholland to Sunset). Dreaming a scenario and having it come true exactly as dreamed is not realistic. Dying from a heart attack when shocked is very unusual for a normal healthy male. Drinking an espresso and spitting it into a napkin because you don't like it is just plain stupid.
I just wish people would stop highly rating movies where characters act in weird and unusual ways. It's a cheap trick and very easy to do. It's also incredibly unimaginative. I could do it and so could you. It's much more difficult to have people behaving within the human norm and still keeping it symbolic or metaphoric. (The scene in "Saving Pvt. Ryan" comes to mind where the Jewish soldier is being killed by the SS soldier, and the gentile Upham does nothing about it when he could have saved the Jewish soldier. Realistic and brilliant in its metaphor of Nazis slaughtering Jews while the gentile world did nothing about it.)
These so-called artistic movies that depend heavily on weird-acting characters for their art are simply not art in my estimation. They rely on cheap tricks which are simple to come up with.