Pika-Bomb 2!

Pikachu Rap!

Pika to the Pi, To The Pi-Pi Pika, Hes a bad yellow pokemon, shoves thunder in your ass, go Pika, go Pika, PIKACHU!

I haven't seen ID in years, so I'll take your word for it.

as for what movies/shows do it well, I can't remember, but whenever there is a timer in movies/tv I keep an eye on how much time each character spends.

If I remember any, I shall let you know

I believe the timer was spot on with TDK..not sure though

Hmm, reminds me of an episode of Friends. One of the scenes during the credits at the end, Joey claimed that he could drink a gallon of milk in 10 seconds and it took like 30 seconds in total.

I hate the timers, too, but another annoying and frequent time paradox are those situations when, say, an F-16 is flying out-of-control towards the side of a building, and the ejector seat is malfunctioning. A quick cut of the camera shows 10 feet of space left before collision, then about a minute of the pilot messing the ejector seat, fixing it, then finally launching out by the time the airforce would have been reviewing the black box recordings.

That always bothers me about movies/shows too.

Spaceballs is a great movie, and I'd imagine that's in there as a parody of every other movie that does this stuff.

It bothers me too, to the point where I actually time things to see if they're actually right or not. Then, when they aren't, I get frustrated that they couldn't have just put in the right amount of time, and then I move on and never think of it again. =)

Armageddon, despite being one of my favourite films, is guilty of this.

The timer jumps from 44 seconds to 20 in about 3 quick shots, then goes from 7 to 0 in at least 12!

Michael bay, learn how to count!

It's allowed because it isn't a serious movie.

Ya know, I hate this too, but there are 2 movies based on timers that I gotta let get away with it: Escape From New York and Escape From L.A. Timers are fucking nuts in those movies, but I can't stay mad at Snake or John Carpenter.