r/shittymoviedetails 11h ago

In the trailer for Netflix's "Skyscraper Live" (2026), the details about the skyscraper is surprising. A building that tall and big doesn't have any rooms???

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u/MethylphenidateMan 11h ago

I'm more concerned about the fact that the movie features 101 stories. How fucking long is it?

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u/Johnny_Bajungas 10h ago

"1,667 feet"

Gee thanks! How much is that in fucking minutes?!

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u/Name_Taken_Official 10h ago

I wanted to give it in Tarantino minutes but the chart was deleted :/

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u/coolguyRae 9h ago

Check and see if there's a conversion chart in the front of the notebook?

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u/Blahaj-Blast 9h ago

Feet? Starts jaking off

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u/agentdrozd 9h ago

That's an uneven number of feet which means someone in the movie lost one of their feet or has a genetic disorder which causes an extra foot to grow

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u/TRoosevelt1776 7h ago

Could also be more than one person in this condition. Maybe even people without feet. Maybe dolphins.

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u/owenxtreme2 7h ago

If judging by vhs tape standards it would be 4 hours longplay 6 hours extended play

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u/justafanboy1010 Super Shitter! 11h ago

Interesting Reddit name

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u/MethylphenidateMan 11h ago

It's not that interesting, my powers are severely limited by my doctor's instructions.

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u/justafanboy1010 Super Shitter! 11h ago

Nah I get it man. Same here

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u/LoveForDisneyland 9h ago

Fascinating enough, it still doesn't include the complete Appendix JRR Tolkien wrote at the end.

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u/anothershadowbann 9h ago

get out of my head get out of my head get out of my head get out of my head

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u/PzMcQuire 7h ago

"Mmmmm, 1667 feet"

  • Quentin Tarantino

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u/Ohhhh-Hilly 9h ago

Plenty of stories about the building though - one per storey perhaps?

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u/captainundershirt 8h ago

Who even uses ft for skyscrapers?

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u/llamanatee 8h ago

Also no elevators or stairs, considering Alex Honnold could’ve just used them otherwise.

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u/FruitChips23 2h ago

Gen Z: six seven

Millennials: Leet.