The tremendous acceleration and subsequent supersonic speed, would cause a disturbance in air-pressure of such magnitude, that any object nearby would become a lethal weapon and any person nearby, would feel as though they were caught in an F5 tornado.
Mutant or non-mutant, one's organs would be devastatingly battered from side to side inside one's body, and that's even BEFORE seemingly-harmless items such as coffee cups and pens penetrate them from all angles. Death would be near-instantaneous.
And yet you still watch this shit.
>inb4 "hurr magnetic field" >inb4 "hurr it's just a movie bro, pop your collar and turn your brain off" >inb4 "hurr pictures of unattractive men tipping old-fashioned hats as my 'witty reply', I am literally a 13-year-old memester with no imagination"
Wyatt Mitchell
movies aren't real life, buddy
Jaxon Kelly
Are you currently in therapy for your autism?
You should...
John Ramirez
>being this butthurt >being this autist
Its just a movie. Why you hate fun*
Xavier Smith
Do you complain about the physics in star wars as well? Or any other movie? Because if the sole reason you're watching movies is for their scientific accuracy you must be pretty depressed.
Joshua Jenkins
the manbaby is you, my man
Cooper Harris
we're dealing with one high-octane autistic here, boys
Noah Lee
the tornado is a different guy
Cameron Wright
>guise that movie was SO cool, oh hey wanna go jump off of the Golden Gate Bridge afterwards, it'd be SUCH a rush - it's only water, it's not like you'd be hitting concrete at the bottom there
David Rivera
Part of their ability is the power to not get killed by going fast. There, problem solved you frothing sperglord.
Colton Brown
Fun doesn't follow predictable coherent rules.
Easton Hughes
You are completely right and everybody else who had posted doesnt know what autism means.
That being said, why do you care so much about this?
Michael Jenkins
it's called fiction for a reason you autist
Adam Bennett
>Neil Degrasse Tyson killed his twitter reputation >forced to shitpost on Sup Forums
Carter Brooks
kek
Aiden Taylor
>I can't say something bad about capeshit so i will apply real physics when they use mythical shit.
Carter Wilson
TURN YOUR BRAIN OFF YOU PIECE OF SHITTTTTT
Brody Powell
If we disregarded all movies with unrealistic physics we would be left with very little. Would have been better if you had come armed with some equations though friend.
Isaac Powell
go to bed Sheldon.
Benjamin Wright
>hurr it's just a movie bro, pop your collar and turn your brain off
Why did I laugh so hard at this?
Adam Roberts
>I can't say something bad about capeshit
You are now aware that you live in a world, a terrifying world, where there are people right this moment who use terms such as "canon" and "cinematic universe" when talking about films and television shows.
A terrifying world where imagined characters on a screen are required, according to those who discuss them, to adhere to "ground rules" set out by the creators of said-characters. A terrifying world where those that discuss these characters and their actions, are actually enraged if said-characters deviate from the mannerisms expected of them, the mannerisms that may have initially been set in the pages of a comic book.
Think about that. A comic book. For children. Yes, pictures and words on the same page, which are meant to be read by children, that are actually read by adults who then bicker and express their frustration at film-adaptations of these comic books not being "faithful". Faithful to a comic book. That's supposed to be read by young children.
This is your world. This is the world of capeshit. Terrifying, isn't it?
Noah Turner
jeepers, what a faggot
Isaiah Lopez
I truly believe OP has never seen a real vagina.
Brody Gonzalez
>Misunderstand what i'm saying >uses pasta
Alexander Murphy
>talking about realism >in a fucking x-men movie That's some high level autism
Caleb Howard
Are you implying you didn't know that before you read something about it? Are you really that stupid and uneducated?
Ethan Gonzalez
His mutant powers keep that from happening, you're welcome.
Ian James
you have to be 18 to post here, kid
Jacob Wood
No action movie is completely 100% accurate to real-life science.
Even stuff like "Gravity" and "Interstellar" that boasts about being scientifically accurate still presents inaccuracies for the sake of drama.
Ryder Lopez
*nods respectfully towards you*
Brandon Diaz
Do you have a "that guy who constantly points out how unrealistic movies are" in your life Sup Forums?
Aiden Adams
>movie and comics make no reasonable attempt to explain it >criticize it >HURRDURR WHY ARE YOU AN AUTIST >disregard the fact tons of manga and anime do at least attempt to explain BS powers I just don't like lazy ass shit.
Gabriel White
>all these jimbob-flustered replies >settling for poorly-written inaccuracy in their flicks
Wew lad
Connor Clark
>comics make no reasonable attempt to explain it Except they do. In the comics both Quicksilver and Flash are protected by bubbles.
Caleb Wood
>movie about people literally with super powers >Sup Forums faggots try to explain how its impossible given real world physics
why do people do this?
William Sullivan
>it's a STEMlord tries to appreciate art episode
Run along and meme about Neil Degrasse Tyson, sweetie.
Owen Anderson
considering quicksilver(s) doesnt die when he hits mach speeds instantly and his clothes are also fine his power clearly includes things like friction not effecting him and the things he tocuhes as much as it should
Connor Gray
The bubble protects them, not the people and objects around them. It's a shit explanation that doesn't work for this movie scene.
Jaxson Davis
>Quicksilver BTFO's ordinary security guards, doing such things as throwing dinner plates at them and pointing their gun in a direction so the bullet doesn't hit anyone important >security guards >think about that one >"oh hey Bob, wanna go down to Kansas this weekend and stand in some tornadoes with me after the shift?" >"sure thing, Joe, but first let me just knock you out in an hilarious fashion"
Isaac Young
When Flash grabs someone he extends the speed force to them, allowing them to move quickly with him. I don't know how it works with QS tho.
Jose Williams
>bubble to protect them from disintegrating >environment around them unscathed Meanwhile in anime people move so fast they cause sonic booms that send cars flying, break windows, create craters where they touch and all kinds of cool stylistic shit.
Asher Baker
>autism
Easton Allen
>meme reply
Joseph Robinson
Depends. Saint Seiya characters moved faster than light and still the destruction of their surroundings wasn't that big. Hell, even DBZ did more destruction on the saiyan saga
Liam Jackson
>evolve new powers >can't use new powers without killing self Thanks science
Thomas Hall
>try to use telekinesis >accidentally collide enough particles to create a black hole
Anthony Gonzalez
I'd watch the shit out of that, to be honest.
Jose Long
>have the ability to go through walls >accidentally find yourself at earths core
Caleb Barnes
>your eyes shoot power energy beams >the beam goes through your eyelids
Alexander Collins
>get wings >muscles arent strong enough to lift yourself from the ground
Nathaniel Anderson
...
Jose Wilson
>can read minds >everyone around you is thinking about how much they hate you
Isaac Smith
this numbers mean nothing. you have to compare them to some other movie to see the difference you fucking mornonic piece of shit
Mason Nguyen
comic qs only moves that fast when he's on his own in the open, his speed while interacting around people is significantly slower
he's also probably the only comic speedster that doesn't have magic fields that help him from turning into a bloody sponge whenever a water particle or debris hits him while running at mach 4.
he's just tough as shit, there's a page floating around of him bouncing of the side of an airplane and than falling the thousands of feet into the ocean and he just laughs it off.
Justin Green
DC has a better excuse in Speedforceâ„¢
Evan Long
>Mutant or non-mutant wrong, Quicksilver can resist the effects of friction, reduced oxygen, and kinetic impact while moving at super-speeds. Try reading a comic book you fucking nigger
Julian Perez
DOESN'T MATTER
GOTTA GO FAST
Jack Cook
the fact that he's moving that fast by running already throws real physics out the window, going to the effort of describing how damaging it would be makes you look like a fucking retard because you've already accepted it him doing it.
Kevin Walker
>If you slowed down time to grope a woman's tits, you would likely kill her.
Easton Reyes
but the people he saves can't, being accelerated from 0 to supersonic speeds in time to save people from an explosion would rupture every organ in your body
Adrian Gutierrez
some mutants have more than one power, his second is to give people steel guts when he touches them
thats fake but this is all fake
Colton Hall
By that logic people that touch Nightcrawler shouldn't be able to teleport with him, and yet they can. We can't apply real world physics and science to a fictional world were mutants and magic exist.
Blake Wright
So what exactly is Jean's ability?
Kayden Lewis
>being accelerated from 0 to supersonic speeds in time to save people from an explosion would rupture every organ in your body you've already accepted him moving that fast, you can't just apply real-world physics after the fact. Why don't you mention how moving your feet that fast would break the bones in your legs? Unless a movie breaks it's own rules, no one gives a shit because it's fucking make believe.
Tyler Sanders
the young version of jean gives the old version of charles creepy old man boners
Thomas Cooper
She's a telepath and a telekinetic.
Jordan Jenkins
Yeah but I still liked the movie and was entertained.
Nicholas Gomez
>turn your brain off bro!
Wyatt Mitchell
It's a movie.
Jace Hall
But it wouldn't be like hitting concrete though. What would kill you is the sudden change in speed because water is denser than air and would slow you down with its greater drag.
Joshua Wilson
good bait my colored friend
Luke Hernandez
well yea in this case you really have to. dudes are growing wings and flying. none of that makes any scientific sense so the movie should be unwatchable by your logic
Jaxson Nelson
I know you're meming, but that's NOT how that argument works. If you accept a man running at that speed, you lose the ability to criticize the film with real world physics. You've already "turned your brain off" by accepting he could ever propel himself to that speed with his two legs, you can't just forget real-world physics at one stage and then apply them at the next.
Ryan Thompson
Nice rebuttal, you make a very good argument friend! Seriously who are you quoting?
Carter Bailey
fuck you
Samuel Mitchell
Speaking of someone with no imagination
Ryder Nguyen
There are plenty of explanations for powers
how can flash run fast? Speed force How can the people he touches survive? ......
Isaiah Hill
>trying to apply real world physics to capeshit
its a lost cause user
Gabriel Collins
2 of my friends watch the shitty Flash show and they love it. They also still watch anime.
>mfw we're all 24+ y/o
Levi Young
It's Shiva vs Vishnu and Poseidon vs Zeus all over again.
Tyler Ortiz
>implying how can flash run fast? Speed force How can the people he touches survive? Speed force
Hudson Baker
Fuck off Black Science Man
Wyatt Sanders
You sound cool.
Parker Lopez
I am pretty cool. Thanks senpai.
John Reyes
Speed force cannot exist within real world physics, so accepting it but then not that people could survive its effects is bad logic.
Magneto's power is that he moves metal. There is no real world explanation for how he could do this. But in the films world he can. This is not bad writing because thats the fantasy it wants to depict. So doing the work of asking how his mental signals transmit to metal objects is a waste of time.
What actually would be bad writing is if Magneto suddenly was able to move plastic. Not because plastic isn't magnetic in the real world but because the movie has already established he moves metal.
Breaking real world rules isn't a problem, breaking the movie's own world rules is.
Jordan Ortiz
you must be so smart to have thought this
Hunter Phillips
>logic >speed force
Jayden Garcia
I'm not saying it's the speed force, but it's the speed force.
Daniel Howard
>reading comprehension
Joseph Reed
>every movie ever must be 100% scientifically accurate in order to appease my unique brand of autism
Jose White
Thank god that controlling metals around the world and moving them at your whims and having portals to a dimension of concussive kinetic energy in your eyes are still realistic
Thomas Butler
Speed Force
Mason Torres
>Movie about guys with powers that defy the laws of physics defies the laws of physics Who knew?!
Jason Anderson
>Speed force cannot exist within real world physics Why not? Speed is a magical sentient entity that basically gives you powers related to go fast.
Also Arthur C. Clarke would be ashamed of you.
Nathaniel Thompson
He creates a force field around his organs to protect them. do you even read comics OP
Carter Nguyen
...
Anthony Phillips
he creates enough energy in his body to move that fast, and the energy probably does some comic book magic to strengthen his body so he can withstand the speeds
how do you know he doesn't throw the plates at some regulatory speed that he knows won't kill the people he throws them at? Similar to pulling punches
it wouldn't cause a disturbance in air pressure, since the air isn't dissipating anywhere. It isn't as if he's running in circles in an open field and forcing the air up and out, he's running along nonuniform lines back and forth, and not continuously, more an enough time for the air to leave and return to fill the temporary vacuum he causes
Leo Davis
>high fiving stale pasta Clean your hands after, user.
Matthew Flores
>this flick about magic powers isn't realistic!!!!!