How fast would this be?

[The_Wright_Way]

I was rewarding Home Alone 2 and there is this one scene where the bellhop goes to check if Kevin is really with his family like he's claiming to be. The bellhop knovks on the door and Kevin gets up, runs into the bathroom, fills up the bath tub, blows up an inflatable clown his uncle got him for Christmas, hooks up some sticks and rope so he can control it like a puppet, and puts on a tape recording of his uncle signing in the shower all in the space of 42 seconds. Obviously this abuse of cinematic timing but if we were to take this at face value how fast would this be?

 

[Fllflourine]

you got a video for this tho

 

[Antoniofer]

Was that really how that happened? Last time I watched the movie, the authorities sent a policeman to the house to check if the child is there, the kid scared and then hide. The other instance is when he knew that the robbers were going to his house, so he prepared the dummies to cheat them.

 

[The_Wright_Way]

Was that really how that happened? Last time I watched the movie, the authorities sent a policeman to the house to check if the child is there, the kid scared and then hide. The other instance is when he knew that the robbers were going to his house, so he prepared the dummies to cheat them.

Those are both from the first movie. this is from the second one.

 

[The_Wright_Way]

you got a video for this tho

let me look.

 

[Antoniofer]

Ahhh, welp, don't remember that movie as the first one. But most likely is cinematic time, or typical Hollywood don't giving any attention to common sense; in any case, it would be an outlier for the child.

 

[The_Wright_Way]

Ahhh, welp, don't remember that movie as the first one. But most likely is cinematic time, or typical Hollywood don't giving any attention to common sense; in any case, it would be an outlier for the child.

I know it would I was wondering what it would be if we took it at face value.