14 Outlandish Things in Movies (Which Are Actually Realistic)

Most of the time in Hollywood, producers make up events and tales that will never happen in real life in terms of making films look more magnificent and engaging. It's difficult to look away from these scenes. But sometimes, it goes the opposite direction. Cracked decided to explore how some near-impossible cinematic sequences would play out in real life.
It's often claimed that truth is stranger than fiction. That's because reality doesn't give a rip whether you believe something is conceivable or not - the thing is there, and you have to deal with it, willingly or not. Things that we merely go along with (or roll our eyes at) in movies happen all the time in real life. These are only a few examples.
There are a few instances in which fictional films depict events that appear to be fictional but are depictions of reality. Take a peek at these 14 bizarre things you'll see in truly true movies:
Bond's Impeccable Tux

Batman's Shark Repellent

Source: American Chemical Society
Armageddon

Source: CBS News
Ash's Mechanical Hand

Sources: Blind Squirrel Props, Atlas Obscura
Ethan Hunt's Wire Stunts

Pavel Chekov’s Accent

Source: Las Vegas Sun
Naboo's Elective Monarchy

Source: The Classroom
Red Skull's Getaway Ship

Sources: Scene on YouTube, Plane Encyclopedia
Breathable Liquid in The Abyss

Lex's UNIX System

Source: SGI (via archive.org)
Mrs. Lovett's Meat Pies

Doctor Poison's Mask

Source: Smithsonian Magazine
General Ripper in Doctor Strangelove

Source: Science History Institute
James Bond's Jetpack

Sources: James Bond 007, National Air and Space Museum