73 Mistakes In WAR 2 Movie!

Summary

This video humorously critiques a movie, pointing out its over-the-top action sequences and unrealistic scenes. From characters surviving absurd explosions to implausible stunts like cars jumping onto moving trains, the video highlights the film's many flaws. It also mocks the unrealistic timing of certain plot events and the lack of continuity in some scenes, like the 15-year flashback sequence. The critique is filled with sarcasm, referencing exaggerated action tropes, impossible feats, and continuity errors, making it a fun yet critical review for moviegoers looking for a laugh.

Takeaways

• 😀 The movie features unrealistic and exaggerated action scenes, such as characters surviving explosions and fighting without taking any damage.
• 😀 One of the main plot twists involves a character named Wolf, who initially appears as a foe but later becomes infatuated with the protagonist, Kabir.
• 😀 In a scene, Kabir jumps a car onto a moving train, defying the laws of physics by keeping the car on the train without falling off, even as it drifts.
• 😀 The movie features a scene where Kabir and his partner are trapped by gunfire, but somehow, not a single bullet hits them, despite being surrounded by enemies.
• 😀 A major plot point involves a plane action sequence where characters defy gravity and air pressure, with no realistic consequences when the plane's door is broken mid-flight.
• 😀 The use of supernatural powers and the lack of physical consequences in action scenes add to the film's over-the-top, unrealistic portrayal of heroism.
• 😀 The movie contains an absurd scene where a character drives a water boat on a road, outpacing normal vehicles, and later seamlessly returns to the water without explanation.
• 😀 There are inconsistencies in the trailer versus the final film, such as a motorcycle explosion shown in the trailer that never actually happens in the movie.
• 😀 The movie has continuity errors, like the characters' appearance in a flashback scene, where they look unchanged despite it being set 15 years ago.
• 😀 The film also includes comedic moments, such as characters performing improbable feats, like fighting while wearing oversized boxing gloves, adding to its fantastical nature.

Q & A

What happens when Kabir looks into Wolf's eyes?

Wolf, initially an enemy of Kabir, suddenly falls in love with him after making eye contact. This unexpected shift is humorous and seems far-fetched, as the script contrasts it with the magical powers from older Bollywood films like 'Krish'.

Why does Wolf disappear during the fight scene, and reappear afterward?

Wolf is present with Kabir during the initial fight but vanishes when the battle intensifies. After the conflict is over and Kabir settles down, Wolf reappears. This moment adds a layer of inconsistency and humor, showing how the character disappears when most needed.

What is odd about Vikram's lack of weapons during the action scenes?

Vikram enters a dangerous situation without any visible weapons, yet later manages to trigger huge explosions and survive intense scenarios, which defies logic. For example, he presses a button on his remote and causes an entire ship to explode, even though no weapon is shown earlier.

Why is there no visible damage to Vikram after an explosion?

Despite being at the center of a massive explosion, Vikram emerges unscathed, and even his boat is flawless, resembling it was just polished. This highlights a lack of attention to realistic outcomes in high-stakes action scenes.

What is the absurdity of the train jump scene?

Kabir's car jumps off a bridge and lands on a moving train, but miraculously, it doesn't fall off the train despite multiple rotations. The scene defies physics, as the car stays balanced on the train even as it drifts around.

How does the car manage to stay on top of the moving train despite drifting?

The car continues to drift across the train, yet stays on top without falling off, which is implausible considering the conditions. This adds to the over-the-top nature of the action sequences, where realism is sacrificed for entertainment.

Why is there no one on the train in the action scenes?

The train is shown to be completely empty during a high-action sequence, which is odd considering the train is moving at high speed. There’s also no explanation of who’s driving the train or why it's deserted.

What is strange about the airplane break-in scene?

The scene where villains break into a moving plane lacks realism. When the door is breached in mid-air, the pressure should send everything flying out, but inside the plane remains unaffected, and the characters move about freely. This oversight undermines the tension of the sequence.

What’s wrong with the 15-years-ago flashback scene?

The flashback sequence featuring Kabir and Kiara is labeled '15 years ago', but both characters look exactly the same as in the present. This lack of aging is a major inconsistency in the film, making the timeline and storyline confusing for viewers.

How does the script make fun of the plane action scenes?

The script humorously points out that the villains hanging from a plane look more like they’re in a 'hanging garden' than in an actual high-risk scenario. The absurdity is further highlighted when they breach the plane door mid-flight without any consequences, making the scene unrealistic and exaggerated.