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Hollywood Density

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Hollywood Density	comment	Writers frequently misapply, distort, or outright forget about the concept of density and its implications. This results in such oddities as most metals, including gold, being treated as weighing the same as an equivalent volume of iron or steel, with the possible exceptions of aluminum (famous for weighing less) and lead (famous for weighing a lot). The only thing typically treated as denser than lead is matter from a neutron star, by orders of magnitude — there's apparently nothing in between. By the same token, anyone can lift as much of a "light" object, such as feathers, Styrofoam, or in the worst cases even stacked flat paper, as can be made practical to carry (though, interestingly, if the paper is in another form, this doesn't seem to apply as much, as characters will frequently acknowledge that stacks of books or newspapers are heavy.) What's worse, even if the writers get it right, sometimes the actors won't, due to not compensating for the difference between the weight of the Prop and the weight of the object it's supposed to represent through acting. Generally, the only exception to "people carrying around big gold ingots with ease" comes when the density of gold relative to other substances is itself a major plot point. Especially since gold is actually 70% more dense than lead. To say nothing of the fact that gold's status as a dense substance is rather well known; anyone who's ever worn a gold ring can tell that it's heavier than a silver one. Sometimes an Acceptable Break from Reality, sometimes not. It helps to be in a fantasy setting, and consistency is key. Keep in mind that sometimes reality can make something incredibly boring. (One of the most common house rules for most tabletop games is that gold is weightless because having a weight penalty for your character's money would detract from the fun of the game.) Balloonacy is a subtrope dealing with wild over- and under-estimations of the lifting capacity of Helium, Hydrogen or hot air. Soft Water follows this trope, and Briefcase Full of Money is closely related. In video games, Wallet of Holding (in which a player character is carrying more money than he should be able to lift and/or fit in a reasonably sized purse) is a common invocation.
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Hollywood Density / int_11cb6ddb	comment	Welcome to Tranquility: Minxy builds a plane out of solid gold, and it is specifically mentioned that it will not fly* In fact, even standing upright would be beyond the structural strength of such a device because it is too soft and dense a metal. It does anyway.
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Hollywood Density / int_11d0af1	comment	In the first His Dark Materials book, Lyra escapes her captors by shaking out a bag of flour in a kitchen with lit stoves, running out of the room, and then waiting for the flour to explode. First, a large bag of flour would be too heavy for someone Lyra's size to handle in that manner. Second, individual grains of flour are too heavy to drift in the air for that long a time.
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Hollywood Density / int_140166dd	comment	Ice sinks in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Ice floats because it is less dense than liquid water.
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Hollywood Density / int_1449a8e8	comment	In Dirty Harry, the ransom Scorpio demands for his kidnap victim is $200,000 in tens and twenties. That amount of bills probably would fit in the bag that Harry puts it in. Said bag would weigh somewhere in the 20-40 pound range, depending on the ratio of tens to twenties, which is something a grown man could plausibly lift one handed if the bag is sturdy enough. But Harry being able to run around the hilly streets of San Francisco for an hour or more carrying that bag in one hand the whole time stretches plausibility.
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Hollywood Density / int_1aa9d9f4	comment	Batman (1966): Egghead pilfers a giant egg (maybe three feet long) made of solid gold. No one short of the Incredible Hulk should be able to lift that thing, but Egghead picks it up and carries it out, though he's straining with the effort and can't lift it above his waist.
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Hollywood Density / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: Piotr Rasputin a.k.a. Colossus has an official weight of 114 kg, and a height of 198 cm. When transforming into his metal form, his height becomes 226 cm, while his weight doubles to 228 kg. Assuming these numbers are correct, refers to him turning into metal instead of just gaining a metal coating, his human density is roughly equal to 1 kg/l, his metal form would have a density of 1.35 kg/l, or about half the density of aluminum. The kicker? The metal he transforms into is explicitly compared to osmium, the element with the highest density (22.6 kg/l, or exactly twice as dense as lead). If his metal form actually was osmium, Colossus would weigh 3826 kg. At other times it has been referred to as "omnium", a fictional metal that has no specified properties other than being really strong. (A few comics have suggested that Colossus is all or partly hollow in metal form, but that just raises new questions.)
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Hollywood Density / int_1e90e11d	comment	The titular superhero of The Vision has the power to "control his density". This power is used often to become intangible, super-hard, and heavy. Changing density doesn't affect his volume, either. Presumably, the mass needed to increase or decrease his density comes/goes to another dimension; this is the standard Hand Wave for all Shapeshifter Baggage and similar issues in the Marvel Universe.
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Hollywood Density / int_1f170d5e	comment	Adom assigns weight to gold pieces. It's quite possible to get crushed under the weight the gold you are carrying if your magic fails you. With normal in-game methods you can accumulate hundreds of kilos of gold. Abusing a bug you can get hundred thousand kilos.
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Hollywood Density / int_21cda596	comment	Played straight in Goldfinger. Auric Goldfinger plans to rob Fort Knox that account for the weight when getting the gold out of town (a powerful train), but does not mention any intermediate steps to get the gold out of the vault and into the train.
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Hollywood Density / int_23b84765	comment	In The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Gollum falls into a river of lava and sinks in it as if it's barely thicker than water. It may be molten, but it's still rock. The director has said that they know that shot is all wrong in terms of science but decided to just let the Rule of Cool reign. Not to mention that letting the audience see Gollum being incinerated and cooked on top of the lava would probably be too gruesome for the film. Reality Is Unrealistic probably also applies since many viewers probably think liquid is liquid.
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Hollywood Density / int_247422c7	comment	In the Honor Harrington books it was initially played straight, despite David Weber getting quite a bit else right. Once fans started pointing out the absurdly low density (on par with cigar smoke) with the largest ships, the numbers were fixed.
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Hollywood Density / int_2547d61f	comment	In White Collar, a briefcase full of Krugerrands was quite easily passed around, while in reality that much gold would have weighed about a hundred pounds.
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Hollywood Density / int_25f6f1a0	comment	Lampshaded in the Umineko: When They Cry fan novel "Witches and Woodlands." Those who wager their weight in gold in Mammon's trial and lose are turned into gold statues to pay the debt. George protests that the density of gold means that the statues would weigh more than the living victims. Beatrice hastily handwaves it by saying that the statues are hollow before muttering, "Damn, I hate science! Always messing with my magic."
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Hollywood Density / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: In "The Seemingly Never-Ending Story", Marge effortlessly lifts a huge bag of gold coins with one hand. In "Homer's Phobia," a steel mill worker carries, unaided and at arm's length, a vat of what's implied to be molten steel. Given the vat's dimensions, it should weigh multiple tons.
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Hollywood Density / int_2b113e02	comment	The Mummy (1999) has the Book of the Dead made of solid gold, yet characters are carrying it around as easily as a normal book that size. In the same film, there are horses loaded with sacks full of gold artifacts, but the beasts don't seem perturbed by the weight. But when a duffel bag full of guns and ammo is thrown into a river, it floats.
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Hollywood Density / int_2e50826c	comment	The case half the cast are after in Bullet Train is stated to contain ten million dollars, which is evenly split between gold and hundred dollar bills. Given the value of gold during the film, the money would weigh about 135 kilograms or just under 300 lbs. Yet Ladybug has no trouble at all wielding the briefcase as an Improvised Weapon, even twirling it once or twice during a fight.
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Hollywood Density / int_33a34cb5	comment	In Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Big Mama brings in Big Daddy's improbably huge birthday cake and carries it around effortlessly for the entire scene without setting it down. No matter how she tips and jostles, she never seems concerned with it sliding off the platter. (On the other hand, it's one of the rare instances of the Carrying a Cake trope that ends without incident.)
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Hollywood Density / int_3a0216a	comment	One episode of Mummies Alive! featured the ghosts of Gold Rush prospectors as villains, and they went around stealing every bit of gold they could find. Including Big Guy Armon's golden arm. Now, being the Big Guy it's not such a strain that he can make use of an arm made of gold, but their twelve-year-old friend Presley can lift it as easily as if it was made of cardboard. In Who's who however when Rath and Armon have their minds switched, Rath is unable to properly use Armon's golden arm as even with Armon's muscles and size, he isn't used to carrying such a large weight.
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Hollywood Density / int_3b868e5	comment	9-1-1: Lone Star lampshades this when Judd explains the physics of a corn silo to the rest of the team. Corn in a silo is loose enough that a person can sink in it as if it was quicksand. However, it is also quite dense and a few cubic meters of corn surrounding the victim will exert a lot of pressure on the trapped person. If the firefighers just try to pull the victim straight out, they risk ripping his body in half.
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Hollywood Density / int_3cf15492	comment	The MechWarrior series, based on BattleTech, likewise rates its Humongous Mecha by metric tonnage. The issue of silly tonnages and densities is exacerbated by the mechs being largely to-scale with each other and the environment unlike the often out-of-scale sourcebook art from Battletech. The Atlas in MechWarrior 4 is taller than a 6 story building and its feet are as large as a small tank, but it's only 100 tons, twice the weight of an M1 Abrams. Later games are slightly better in this regard. Amusingly, in MechWarrior: Living Legends, mechs will spontaneously become buoyant if they are ragdolled from leg damage while underwater; just about every mech would naturally be about as dense as Styrofoam or plywood.
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Hollywood Density / int_3d22c14b	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam 00 had it slightly realistic as the one made from average metal weighed up to 134 tons and a walking brick to boot, these that are far lighter (around 60-70 tons) are stated to be made from E-carbon, a super-strong material that used in the construction of Space Elevator (theoretically, Truth in Television) and yet, they're slender, far from invincible and prefer to dodge instead.
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Hollywood Density / int_3f4e2d46	comment	In All-Star Superman, When Lois snarks that that the key to the Fortress of Solitude (an ordinary looking door key, with Superman's crest) isn't very secure, Superman challenges her to try the key herself, placing it on the ground. When Lois is unable to lift the key, he says it's made of dwarf star material and weighs "half a million tons." The issue here isn't Superman being able to casually handle something that heavy, as he'd recently had his powers boosted off the scalesnote Though the movie's timeline suggests he had the key made before the boost., but the fact that something that small and heavy should've disappeared beneath the ice the moment he put it down.
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Hollywood Density / int_44fe781e	comment	In Neon Genesis Evangelion, LCL has the density of water if someone is blowing bubbles in it, but has the density of air if someone is crying in it. The ways of the blood of an Eldritch Abomination are mysterious indeed.
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Hollywood Density / int_46518682	comment	The trope appears at the end of a Sesame Street Muppet and Kid Moment, in which Ernie and Bert teach Shola Lynch about the relative sizes of balls. After showing her a basketball and two smaller balls, Ernie shows Shola a ball bearing (she calls it a "baby ball"). Ernie then throws the ball bearing to Bert, but it flies off-screen, followed by the sound of breaking glass.
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Hollywood Density / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: In The Truth, Lord Vetinari is accused of trying to abscond with a large amount of gold supposedly stolen from the city's treasury. Commander Vimes and William de Worde both realise the story can't be true after they calculate how much that amount of money would actually weigh.
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Hollywood Density / int_46d48eba	comment	James Bond Subverted in the short story "Octopussy". The sheer exhaustion of carrying two bars of Nazi Goldnote Which isn't even pure — typical of the Third Reich, it's got a lot of lead mixed in through some hills almost drives the main character insane. Later, when he has to get it through customs, he carries the bars in a briefcase and takes amphetamines to be able to lift it easily enough to conceal its weight. Played straight in Goldfinger. Auric Goldfinger plans to rob Fort Knox that account for the weight when getting the gold out of town (a powerful train), but does not mention any intermediate steps to get the gold out of the vault and into the train.
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Hollywood Density / int_47ef1aa1	comment	Skipper from The Daughter of Twenty Faces must be one heck of a strong guy, since he manages to transport not one but two large cases of gold. The fact that he does it underwater only adds to the difficulty, since he has to wear a clumsy diving suit. Especially since gold weighs about 19 times as much as water, and the buoyant forces would make it weigh about 18 times as much.
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Hollywood Density / int_493666a1	comment	King Kong vs. Godzilla. At the beginning of the movie, a submarine traveling underwater passes by the iceberg Godzilla was trapped in at the end of Godzilla Raids Again and chunks of ice begin breaking off as Godzilla starts to stir. Said ice chunks drop like stones around the submarine on a beeline to the seabed. Ice floats because it is less dense than liquid water; that, after all, is why icebergs are a thing in the first place!
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Hollywood Density / int_4ae414f0	comment	In Babylon Berlin, the revelation that the Sorokins' stash of gold was melted down and cast into a boiler car on a train makes little sense when you realize that not only would it be much, much heavier than the rest of the cars (and thus more noticeable), but it would also be almost totally structurally unsound.
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Hollywood Density / int_4b790c79	comment	Iron Man: Despite recovering from recent open-heart surgery, Tony Stark carries a lead-acid car battery like it's an empty cardboard box while in the terrorist camp. A car battery weighs about 30-60 pounds, so while it's not impossible for the muscular Stark to be able to carry it, it would require more visible effort and affect his balance.
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Hollywood Density / int_4c99197e	comment	The Muppet Show: The Shirley Bassey episode plays with this one as dictated by what's funniest. Beaker tries lifting one solid gold bar, and has a lot of difficulty carrying it, while Scooter manages to carry a small amount of gold (which had moments prior been cottage cheese) with no difficulty until it falls on his foot. Meanwhile, Link Hogthrob and a gang of pigs manage to quietly abscond with several million dollars worth in gold bars, and no problems whatsoever.
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Hollywood Density / int_503127a4	comment	The Long Ships: A blatant example shows up in this 60s Viking movie. In it, the MacGuffin is a solid gold bell large enough to be mistaken for the roof of a small chapel. It is easily towed behind the Vikings' boat. No raft, no pontoons, just a solid gold bell floating effortlessly behind an oar-driven ship. Calculating the displacement, however, it might actually be possible if the bell had the right measurements and thickness.
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Hollywood Density / int_5261d625	comment	Samurai Champloo ep. 13 opens with a group of pirates making a raid, at one point they effortlessly throw suitcases full of gold from ship to ship.
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Hollywood Density / int_53a0bd32	comment	The Twilight Zone (1959) episode "The Rip Van Winkle Caper" plays this straight when some gangsters steal a truck full of gold and hide out in a cave where they hibernate for many years. When they wake up, they crash the truck trying to get back to town, and hike back to town instead, carrying backpacks full of dozens of gold ingots each. Later on, one man drops his canteen and the other offers him a drink for a bar of gold — he eventually ends up with both their shares of gold on his back, but doesn't even slow down.
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Hollywood Density / int_54638bde	comment	Subverted in the short story "Octopussy". The sheer exhaustion of carrying two bars of Nazi Goldnote Which isn't even pure — typical of the Third Reich, it's got a lot of lead mixed in through some hills almost drives the main character insane. Later, when he has to get it through customs, he carries the bars in a briefcase and takes amphetamines to be able to lift it easily enough to conceal its weight.
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Hollywood Density / int_56261447	comment	Army of the Dead, like a typical heist movie, treats money as lightweight and easy to transport. In reality $200 million in $100 bills would easily weigh 2000kg (4400lbs, or 2 tons), far too much for a small group of people to carry on their backs, and certainly too much for a single small helicopter to airlift. Normally this would be a Plot Hole, but when The Reveal comes in that the mission into zombie-infested Vegas was never actually about the money, it becomes Foreshadowing instead.
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Hollywood Density / int_5690420f	comment	DuckTales (1987): Scrooge McDuck can dive into the gold and swim in it. However, when the triplets try to do that, they get hurt and wonder how does he do that. Maybe the gold likes him, too, and just wouldn't hurt him? Comics from Don Rosa lampshade this: in The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, Scrooge himself was extremely surprised when a Bedouin tried to murder him by throwing him in a train wagon filled with cash and he managed to swim in it, and when Donald first saw him diving in his money he believed he was killing himself until he started swimming (the nephews and him could barely believe their own eyes). The same thing happens to the Beagle Boys in one of the comics, and to Peter Griffin in one of their cutaways. Similarly, in Ducktales 2017, Scrooge has to physically restrain Louie once from doing a swan dive into the Bin, remarking that Louie would be seriously hurt, if not outright killed in the attempt. When Louie asks Scrooge how he does it, Scrooge remarks that he was able to master the skill only after years of practice. Further on in the episode, when Louie has to go hunting in the bin for Scrooge's #1 Dime, he is shown pushing, waist-deep, through the coins with great difficulty. A later episode lampshades the danger when Dewey decides to go for a swim and Huey and Louie flat out state that it's probably a bad idea but too cool not to watch anyway.
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Hollywood Density / int_5908ee91	comment	Skyrim: All ingots of metal weigh the same (1 unit). This includes gold, which would obviously be much denser than an iron or steel ingot of the same dimensions. The crafting system leads to some amusing math as well. For example, a 3-pound bear pelt yields 4 pounds of leather.
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Hollywood Density / int_59da62aa	comment	The first expansion for Fallout: New Vegas, Dead Money, subverts this at the end when the player finds a vault with 37 gold bars. Each bar is worth 10,439 caps, a ridiculously large amount, but each bar also weighs 35 pounds. You're under a strict time limit to escape with whatever you can carry, and if you carry more than your encumbrance limit, you move far too slowly to make it out. If a player wanted to take all the bars â€”- a total of 382,913 caps, enough that you'd basically never need money again â€”- they would be carrying 1,295 pounds. The highest possible carry weight a player could have (i.e. max Strength and various Perks) is 375 pounds, so a player could only carry 10 of the bars at most without being over-encumbered, and they'd have to drop everything they were already carrying. To make this all sillier, no vendor in the game ever has more than 8,000 caps. It's impossible to sell even a single bar for its total value. Some have speculated that this is meant to tie into a theme of letting greed go, as the inability to even find enough caps in the whole wasteland to make gathering all those bars worth it kind of makes the bars...Dead Money (the natural progression is to take out some in trade, but even then it is difficult to find a vendor with that much to spare). It's entirely possible to leave the vault with every single bar through clever use of the game world, such as by loading the gold into a dead body, decapitating it and carrying the head manually. Even without exploits, it's possible to take a shortcut by sneaking past a very alert NPC, avoiding the timed-run and giving the player plenty of time to escape with all the bars, as the player character can still walk at a waddling pace even if they're carrying over half a ton of gold. New Vegas also features a whitewash with "Hardcore Mode" — where (among other things) ammo has weight. At first, it doesn't make much of a difference when individual bullets weigh 1/15 to 1/10 of a pound — but when players start acquiring automatic weapons that eat bullets like candy, or come across rocket launchers whose individual rockets weigh two pounds apiece, it really starts to cut down on what you can carry compared to normal mode. (Though even in hardcore, there are many completely weightless items — including gunpowder and shell casings.) This is made more annoying by many junk items used for crafting being exactly 1 pound, an apparent default value, even if it makes no sense. Somehow a scalpel, forceps, and a single tin can all weigh a whole pound each. Both Fallout 3 and New Vegas have an Item Crafting component called a fission battery. They're the size and shape of 9-volt batteries, yet weigh 10 pounds in Fallout 3 and 6 pounds in New Vegas. A portable fission battery would be denser than a regular battery since nuclear fuel and shielding are both heavy, but a 10-pound object that size would be ten times the density of pure uranium.
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Hollywood Density / int_5db577ba	comment	In The Dark Knight, the bank robbers toss duffel bags stuffed full of stacked money into the bus like they were bags of balloons.
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Hollywood Density / int_5e91c7d	comment	Resident Evil 4, with the Attache case. Never mind an RPG weighs a lot, or that a fully loaded case would probably be too heavy to lift. And how does the Merchant hide that in his coat?
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Hollywood Density / int_663b2cb6	comment	In Kelly's Heroes, The Caper involves a squad of Allied soldiers in World War II stealing $16 million in gold bars from a bank behind German lines. In the WW2 era, the price of gold was fixed at $35 per troy ounce, so $16 million worth would weigh 15.67 U.S. short tons and have a volume of 26 cubic feet. It has been calculated that the writers grossly misrepresented the size and weight of that much gold given how much is visible in the movie and the means they use to carry it away. Boxes filled with bullion are also tossed around as if they were empty (which, of course, they are), when, given the size, they would weigh several hundred pounds.
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Hollywood Density / int_68237790	comment	Although Pathfinder acknowledges that gold is ill-suited to adventuring gear, Ultimate Equipment states that weapons and armor made of solid gold weigh 50% more than normal. That number would more accurately be 2.4 times heavier.
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Hollywood Density / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe Iron Man: Despite recovering from recent open-heart surgery, Tony Stark carries a lead-acid car battery like it's an empty cardboard box while in the terrorist camp. A car battery weighs about 30-60 pounds, so while it's not impossible for the muscular Stark to be able to carry it, it would require more visible effort and affect his balance. In the Ant-Man series, the Pym Particles are supposed to work by reducing the distance between atoms, causing objects and creatures to shrink down in size while retaining their mass. This stated mechanic is almost never applied, as characters repeatedly carry around vehicles and even buildings that have been shrunk down as though they weigh as much as their size would imply, even though they should have remained as heavy as an actual car/house/etc.
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Hollywood Density / int_6ac55ec7	comment	First Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons went too far in the opposite direction than usual: all coins were assumed to weigh a whopping 1/10 of a pound each. This would make one gold piece bigger and heavier than almost any gold coin known to exist in real-world history. Back then, the logistics of getting your treasure out of the dungeon were very much intended — if not always spelled out as such — to be part of the challenge. Later editions ignored or downplayed this aspect. In First Edition, those values given weren't actually straight weight, they were Encumbrance, IE a measure of how difficult items were to carry based on weight and volume as compared to a number of gold pieces, making the values actually pretty reasonable. However, when Second Edition came along the writers decided to just take those 1E Encumbrance values and divide by ten to turn them into straight weight values, apparently not realizing exactly what the original values were supposed to be measuring. Thus we ended up with such absurdities as 15 pound swords.
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Hollywood Density / int_6afa84c6	comment	The Mummy Trilogy: The Mummy (1999) has the Book of the Dead made of solid gold, yet characters are carrying it around as easily as a normal book that size. In the same film, there are horses loaded with sacks full of gold artifacts, but the beasts don't seem perturbed by the weight. But when a duffel bag full of guns and ammo is thrown into a river, it floats. The Mummy Returns: There's a bracelet of the same material, which is carried by a child for most of the picture. Early in the film, when lugging around the bracelet in a box, he comments it weighs a lot. Jonathan lifts the Diamond of Ahm Shere, probably about a cubic foot in volume. That's a big rock, and Jonathan's no muscle man, but it's not completely impossible. Just unlikely.
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Hollywood Density / int_6c1d09b3	comment	In the Fallout 3 expansion The Pitt you are sent on a quest to collect 10 steel ingots out of a possible 100. Each steel ingot weighs 1 pound. If you collect them all before turning in the quest, their weight won't count against your carry limit. If you collect some, complete the quest, and then go back for the rest, the remaining ingots will each weigh their full amount.
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Hollywood Density / int_6c9193a1	comment	Subverted in The Venture Brothers episode "Spanakopita!" While Dr. Venture is ranting to his friends about how his vacation is being ruined by a rival cheating at the "Spanakopita games", he paces the room brandishing a rock the size of his torso.
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Hollywood Density / int_6eb4ca5c	comment	Jackie Chan Adventures: In "Bullies", Valmont uses the dragon talisman, which has the power of combustion, to rob Fort Knox. Jackie follows him there, and along with Uncle, each easily hold individual gold bricks. Uncle uses one to block a Dark Hand mook's punch ("Respect your elders!"), and Jackie tosses gold bricks overboard in a mocking attempt to push Valmont's Berserk Button.
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Hollywood Density / int_6f045e9f	comment	The Italian Job (1969) features several Mini Coopers that are packed full with gold bars, but it doesn't affect their maneuverability or speed as they zip around Italy. Charlie does question whether the Minis will be able to take the weight of the gold, suggesting that the writers were aware of the problem.
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Hollywood Density / int_6f04b075	comment	The Italian Job (2003) packs the Coopers with gold, and it uses a Hand Wave by stating that they've beefed up the shocks to accommodate the extra weight, though this is unlikely to be sufficient in real life.
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Hollywood Density / int_6f734712	comment	A DVD commentary on Smallville pointed out this trope to highlight actors John Schnieder's acting abilities. In a scene where Jonathan Kent and Clark Kent are moving bales of hay, Jonathan is visibly having a hard time carrying the prop hay. The production staff had forgotten real hay bales do weigh a lot and Schnieder, who had had some farm experience, decided to portray this right. The actor playing Clark Kent had no such experience, but given who he is, it actually helped to make the two characters believable.
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Hollywood Density / int_704fe562	comment	In Danger: Diabolik, the authorities melt 20 tons of gold into one huge bar to move it and entice the protagonist to try to steal it. That much gold would make a cube about 3.5 feet in each direction — about the size of a small refrigerator — but they make a bar nearly as long as a train car, several feet wide, and a few feet high — at least 300 tons worth, at a rough estimate. To top that off, the protagonist crashes the train into a bay and then is able to float the gold container away with nothing more than a dozen party-sized balloons.
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Hollywood Density / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda usually gives Link an entire arsenal that rarely seems to encumber him, with only the explicitly very heavy items having any effect, and even then only when he's holding them in his hands — everything in his bag becomes weightless. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: Link can swing his giant hammer almost as well as his sword, and the Iron Boots only make him sink if he's wearing them — not while he has them stored inside his other boots (or wherever it is that they go). In The Legend of Zelda Link carries around with him, on top of the usual armor of shield, sword, bombs, arrows, etc, an entire raft and a ladder big enough to bridge small streams and gaps with.
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Hollywood Density / int_76df0622	comment	Mass Master from Power Pack has the power to change his density, which also changes his volume. His mass remains the same. Becoming denser shrinks the Mass Master, and becoming less dense makes him a cloud larger than his original body.
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Hollywood Density / int_77e22425	comment	Subverted in Pinky and the Brain: Their very first caper was to break into Fort Knox and steal all the nation's gold. The two broke in, then realized they couldn't pick up even one brick.
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Hollywood Density / int_7982923d	comment	Future Police Urashiman episode 22. Ryu, in an invasion of Necrime's fortress, fills his shirt with gold bars, which he has no trouble picking up. He's weighed down, but he can still walk and he can pick the bars up with one hand.
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Hollywood Density / int_7c4f1adb	comment	Our Miss Brooks: In "The Jewel Robbery", Miss Brooks wrongly assumes Mr. Boynton robbed Frank's Jewelry Store and put the stolen jewels in a suitcase. What really is in the suitcase is Mr. Boynton's laundry, including his long-underwear. Miss Brooks fails to notice the suitcase is too light to have jewels when she has a student switch it with an identical suitcase owned by the cafeteria dishwasher. The dishwasher is the actual thief, and has the jewels stashed there! As it turned out, although Miss Brooks does not notice, Mr. Boynton immediately discovers the switch.
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Hollywood Density / int_7f0ba89e	comment	Referenced but still used in The Way of the Gun. The kidnappers demand $15 million in "small, unmarked bills," clearly expecting a Briefcase Full of Money like in media. Taye Diggs' character yells back at them, "Do you know how much that will weigh? Try a couple hundred pounds!" In the director commentary, Christopher McQuarrie says this came about when Benicio Del Toro, during filming, actually asked how much $15 million would weigh. The money eventually comes in three huge and heavy dufflebags, each requiring a separate man to carry. Even then, the trope is in effect, since $15 million would still weigh more and take up even more space than that.
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Hollywood Density / int_7f87dafc	comment	In Mobile Suit Gundam SEED and sequel (Gundam SEED Destiny), the kingdom (Orb) has their Mecha-Mooks (Astray & Murasame) far lighter than The Federation (OMNI) and The Alliance (ZAFT), and in a way of Lampshade Hanging/ Hand Wave, is made of Foaming Metal.
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Hollywood Density / int_7f8a38b6	comment	Mobile Suit Gundam Wing builds the titular Gundams from...well, Gundanium Alloy, that would be a Hand Wave for them having 7-8 ton. Meanwhile, the 7.0 tons Leo are made from titanium alloy.
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Hollywood Density / int_8139594b	comment	In The Call of the Wild (2020), a dog (admittedly a huge St. Bernard) picks up a solid gold nugget in his jaws. The nugget has to weigh at least 10 pounds, but the dog doesn't seem to be struggling to keep his head erect with it in his mouth, and his master isn't surprised by its weight when the dog drops the nugget into his hand.
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Hollywood Density / int_84377fd8	comment	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra features an underwater ice-fall in the finale, though the ice was filled with metal, so possibly more likely. Ice floats because it is less dense than liquid water.
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Hollywood Density / int_85555ea3	comment	At one point in Day of the Tentacle, Bernard gets $876,600 in quarters from a vending machine. That much change would weigh just under 20 tons. And Bernard lacks sufficient upper-body strength to pick up a bowling ball.
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Hollywood Density / int_86c2c5d8	comment	This appeared in an episode of American Justice, discussing the case of a woman who had killed and dismembered and beheaded a man. The video of her statement has her comment on picking up the head and being surprised at how much it weighed. A detective who'd worked the case commented that's one of the reasons they were confident the confession was valid: unless you'd actually picked up a detached head, it's not the sort of thing someone would think about.
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Hollywood Density / int_889a5a17	comment	In The Fuma Conspiracy, Fujiko successfully smuggles a large shingle made of gold under her jacket and moves very quickly and agilely despite the presumed large weight.
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Hollywood Density / int_89bf8ce	comment	On 30 Rock, Kenneth has an idea for a game show in which contestants guess which suitcase being carried by models is filled with gold. The show was discontinued for being too easy, as one had only to look for the model who had trouble holding up the suitcase. This perhaps qualifies as both a lampshade and a straight example of this trope: the briefcase is said to contain 1 million dollars worth of gold, and on the date the episode aired, the spot price of gold was US$ 632.23 per troy ounce, meaning the briefcase was supposed to hold approx. 1580 oz t. or 49 Kg. (108lbs), so you'd need to be a seriously ripped professional strongman to hold that briefcase with one hand.
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Hollywood Density / int_8ac4e993	comment	Gundam is a chaotic offender, using various types of fantastic metals to build the mechas. Mobile Suit Gundam 00 had it slightly realistic as the one made from average metal weighed up to 134 tons and a walking brick to boot, these that are far lighter (around 60-70 tons) are stated to be made from E-carbon, a super-strong material that used in the construction of Space Elevator (theoretically, Truth in Television) and yet, they're slender, far from invincible and prefer to dodge instead. In Mobile Suit Gundam SEED and sequel (Gundam SEED Destiny), the kingdom (Orb) has their Mecha-Mooks (Astray & Murasame) far lighter than The Federation (OMNI) and The Alliance (ZAFT), and in a way of Lampshade Hanging/ Hand Wave, is made of Foaming Metal. In Mobile Suit Gundam and the rest of the series of the Universal Century timeline (ie the original Gundam universe), by the advancement of technology, Mobile Weapons constantly decreased in gross weight (and to a lesser extent, size) while retaining same or more firepower yet much faster than the original. It's understandable that technology would go in this direction given that even in the original series weapons had become so powerful that armor was of limited use, and thus making the war machines fast and agile to dodge was a better form of protection. But how they made the mobile suits so light required Applied Phlebotinum metals to be physically possible. Mobile Suit Gundam Wing builds the titular Gundams from...well, Gundanium Alloy, that would be a Hand Wave for them having 7-8 ton. Meanwhile, the 7.0 tons Leo are made from titanium alloy. Throughout the various Universal Century series, OVAs and movies, people are presented with briefcases filled with gold bullion as bribes or payments. People are somehow able to walk unencumbered while carrying them in one hand, despite the fact that you can fit more than 1200 pounds of gold in a briefcase, and nearly 700 pounds of gold in an attache case — even if the case isn't full, it would still likely weigh more than the person carrying it.
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Hollywood Density / int_8e008c0b	comment	In Sherlock Hound, the density of gold varies according to the Rule of Drama. If there is a need for someone to be slowed by carrying large amounts of treasure, it is heavy, if there is a need for someone to make off with a large amount of treasure to set the plot in motion, it is light.
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Hollywood Density / int_8eb38ffa	comment	Subverted in Secondhand Lions: Walter correctly figures out that Garth couldn't have taken out the guards with all that gold weighing him down, leading him to admit "Hub might have helped a little" and a cut to young Garth struggling to do anything.
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Hollywood Density / int_90b916ba	comment	Batman: The Animated Series: "Read My Lips" has a scene where Scarface and his men are stealing a load of platinum. They unload the ingots one at a time and it's shown that of the three, only Rhino, who's twice the size of Batman, can lift an ingot with no problem. Batman is captured in the ensuing fight when Rhino tips what should be several tons of the stuff over. Surprisingly, Batman is only knocked out for a few hours with no noticeable injuries. In "Deep Freeze", Mr. Freeze zaps Grant Walker with his Freeze Ray and traps him in ice. Walker falls into the ocean and sinks like a stone, even though ice floats.
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Hollywood Density / int_90e2f673	comment	Classic BattleTech rated Humongous Mecha by their total mass. Typically, 'Mechs are not given canon heights beyond saying that BattleMechs typical range between eight and fourteen meters tall, but some authors have tried to assign heights to specific mechs, apparently by comparing the miniatures of different mechs and assuming that they're to scale (prior to 2018, the minis were absolutely not to scale with each other). It gets worse with DropShips. A large Dropship weighs ten thousand tons and is protected by 30 tons of armor. Considering it's a hundred meter sphere, it comes to the ship being about fifteen times as dense as air, and the armor being paper thin. Additionally, some mechs have pencil-thin feet that would sink through even paved surfaces. On the other side of the scale, the Star League-era Rotunda scout car, which is disguised as a luxury sports car and armed with a Large Laser, is listed with a weight of twenty tons. Light for a combat vehicle, but about ten times the weight of a typical sports car.
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Hollywood Density / int_910d714b	comment	PAYDAY 2: characters can throw bags of gold effortlessly, making it faster to constantly throw a bag of gold forward then pick it up as opposed to simply carrying it. (The developers noticed this as well, and with tongue-in-cheek referred to their game as a "bag throwing simulator.")
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Hollywood Density / int_93ef8faf	comment	In the animated film of The Water Babies (1978), the heroes bombard an evil shark's castle by dropping giant snowballs and icicles from the iceberg floating above it. Granted, this is in a film where sea creatures speak, swordfish wear feathered hats, and the human protagonist and his dog both breathe water. But still, ice floats because it is less dense than liquid water.
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Hollywood Density / int_9614fa1e	comment	A solid gold object the size of the idol at the start of Raiders of the Lost Ark would weigh at least fifty pounds, far more than Indy's small bag of sand. When Indy looks at it, he actually removes sand from the bag to approximate its weight and later events even suggest that he guessed too low. While it's never explicitly stated that the idol is solid gold, even a hollow gold object that size would be much too heavy to be toted around as easily as it is.
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Hollywood Density / int_9909388f	comment	The MacGuffin of Red Notice is a trio of jewel-encrusted 18K gold eggs, each of which is larger than a football. If the eggs are solid gold rather than hollow (it's never specified), they'd probably weigh at least 40-50 pounds each. Given how casually the things are tossed around for most of the film (the opening act features Booth doing an extended parkour sequence while carrying one of them), they probably weigh a tenth of that at best.
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Hollywood Density / int_9a67b688	comment	In Case Closed one episode has golden bricks which were covered in moss to make them look like old stone bricks, and the main character easily lifted them as if it were that light.
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Hollywood Density / int_9aab8a87	comment	Almost at the end of The Fog, when Father Malone picks up the gold cross, an object this size made of solid gold should have weighed at least 100 kilograms, 220 pounds, probably more. To the credit of the actor, you can see him struggling to carry all this weight, but he shouldn't have been able to carry it alone. Specially problematic is when he lifts the cross with only his arms to hand it to the ghost, and keeps it in this position for a non-trivial amount of time.
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Hollywood Density / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls Throughout most of the series, gold coins do not have a weight. Thanks to all of the series plentiful Money for Nothing, it isn't unusual to see players running around with tens of thousands of gold coins, yet not be slowed in the slightest. Daggerfall provides an exception to the above gold coin example. Gold coins do have weight (400 gold = 1kg), however, this is still in line with the trope, being far less than 400 similarly sized gold coins would weigh in real life. You can also deposit gold in various regional banks, who will give you a nondescript "letter of credit" which only weighs 0.25kg. Banks do have an "administrative charge" equal to 1% of the amount you are requesting. It may feel harsh to lose 1000 gold, but it is well worth it to give a 0.25kg piece of paper worth 100,000 gold (which would weigh 250kg in actual gold). In Morrowind, everything has a rather realistic weight to it, however, your character can still lift an insane amount without being slowed down. Humorously, this means oftentimes it's more practical to steal/loot cheaper stuff (like clothes) than heavy weapons and armor because its value:weight ratio is higher and thus you can walk away with more of it. Skyrim: All ingots of metal weigh the same (1 unit). This includes gold, which would obviously be much denser than an iron or steel ingot of the same dimensions. The crafting system leads to some amusing math as well. For example, a 3-pound bear pelt yields 4 pounds of leather.
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Hollywood Density / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece is not known for its realistic physics, but during the Skypeia Arc a group of average, non-powered townspeople collectively carried a chunk of gold the size of an apartment complex (and thus many, many times their collective size) with little difficulty, and were even able to run while carrying said gold. Of course, utterly ridiculous feats of strength are very common in the series.
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Hollywood Density / int_9f89a5f0	comment	The info in the PokÃ©dex in PokÃ©mon frequently applies this to living things, giving weights that are often ridiculously heavy or light: Wailord is 14.5 m long, yet only weighs about 400 kg. Apparently some PokÃ©mon are less dense than hydrogen. The whale family is at least called "float whale PokÃ©mon," as Wailord is likely based on a blimp and its original form, Wailmer, seems to be based on a beach ball. However, how they manage to dive is the real question. Also, sometimes in the anime, people are shown carrying PokÃ©mon whose PokÃ©dex entry gives them a considerable weight with more ease than the average parent holding a baby for extended periods. Ash's Larvitar is probably the most infamous example since the average Larvitar weighs 158.7 lbs (72.0 kg, i.e. something you would expect from an average adult), but because it's only 2 feet tall (just slightly more than a newborn baby), the animators assumed 10-year old Ash Ketchum would have no problem carrying it around. This is one of the reasons for the Fanon theory that the ten-year-old player character in the games is the one writing the PokÃ©dex entries. He/she is just making up numbers that sound right to them and wildly over/underestimating everything in the process.
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Hollywood Density / int_a183d57f	comment	Futurama Parodied; starship fuel (dark matter) is so dense that "a single pound of it weighs ten thousand pounds." In one case, Fry refers to a ball of this fuel, which has previously been shown on rare occasions to be lift-able by a human, as "weighing as much as a thousand suns." The episode "The Game" throws the dark matter's weight out the window by having the characters pushing wheelbarrows filled with it. On the Sun. A lampshade gets hung on this when Fry and Leela are going to have a fiddle contest with the Robot Devil where the prizes are Bender's soul and a solid gold fiddle. When Fry (of all people) asks "Wouldn't a solid gold fiddle weigh hundreds of pounds and sound crummy?", the Robot Devil admits that it's mostly for show. Nevertheless, Leela picks the fiddle up and attempts to play it moments later, and it seems to be an ordinary fiddle. The fiddle later proves to be so heavy that they have to drop it before flying out of Robot Hell. There was also an episode where they go to a planet where the gravity is extremely heavy (as the professor says "You'd be crushed by the weight of your own hair"). Pillows weigh hundreds of pounds and raindrops can knock someone down. The crew tried lifting all the pillows at once and the dolly they were using fell apart almost instantly, as did Zapp Brannigan's girdle.
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Hollywood Density / int_a40b1126	comment	In Independence Day, the aliens' hemispherical mothership is described as being over 550 kilometers in diameter and "In terms of mass, it's a quarter the size of the moon." This would give it an average density about 20 times that of solid lead. The shots of its interior near the end of the movie show that it's mostly hollow, so that means the material it's built out of would have to be at least the density of white dwarf matter, if not neutron star matter (neutronium).
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Hollywood Density / int_ad8541c9	comment	Encyclopedia Brown: Referenced in a story where a kid lifts up a brick of gold. Brown deduces that it's a fake, because no kid would be strong enough to lift a real brick of gold with one hand.
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Hollywood Density / int_ae050a9f	comment	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: Link can swing his giant hammer almost as well as his sword, and the Iron Boots only make him sink if he's wearing them — not while he has them stored inside his other boots (or wherever it is that they go).
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Hollywood Density / int_af60702d	comment	In The Legend of Zelda Link carries around with him, on top of the usual armor of shield, sword, bombs, arrows, etc, an entire raft and a ladder big enough to bridge small streams and gaps with.
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Hollywood Density / int_af74d7f8	comment	In Tomo-chan Is a Girl!, Carol gives Tomo three gold bars as a birthday present. They're smaller than the usual house brick-sized bars you see in fiction (small enough that she can carry all three bundled in a handkerchief like a bento box), but she's still a fairly ordinary high schooler and she still carries the bundle in one hand. Amusingly, the weight issue is brought up when Carol mistakes Tomo's shock for disappointment and explains that she went with smaller bars because bigger ones would weigh too much. Apparently Carol (who doesn't have Super-Strength like Tomo) is just inexplicably not bothered by carrying at least a dozen kilos of gold, because it's funny.
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Hollywood Density / int_b36b5c6a	comment	In Heat, the bank robbers have to run from the police while carrying big duffel bags that are absolutely packed with paper currency. A full duffle would be able to hold enough stacked and bundled bills to weigh between 150 and 200 pounds.
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Hollywood Density / int_b4737fde	comment	Played egregiously straight in Tower Heist, where a car made of solid gold is handled as if it weighed less than one made of steel, and does not seem to weigh down neither the scaffolding crane nor the elevator that are used to transport it.
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Hollywood Density / int_b5a2b326	comment	In Morrowind, everything has a rather realistic weight to it, however, your character can still lift an insane amount without being slowed down. Humorously, this means oftentimes it's more practical to steal/loot cheaper stuff (like clothes) than heavy weapons and armor because its value:weight ratio is higher and thus you can walk away with more of it.
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Hollywood Density / int_b7bfa9a3	comment	They carry stuff made out of solid gold rather effortlessly in The Mysterious Cities of Gold. To say nothing of the Golden Condor, an airplane made out of solid gold.
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Hollywood Density / int_ba666650	comment	Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater's backpack inventory system lets Big Boss carry an RPG, two rifles, and an assortment of pistol sized weapons, along with medical supplies, rations, and any critter you caught, without getting weighed down. They only become weighty when equipped on his person.
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Hollywood Density / int_bc3e398b	comment	In Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Charley still has trouble believing Cameron is a "big scary robot", until she casually picks up a corpse for disposal. As a paramedic, he'd know just how much a body weighed.
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Hollywood Density / int_c1c642f7	comment	In Hellboy (2004), Ilsa carries a briefcase full of Nazi Gold coins and even holds it out with one hand, but it should weigh hundreds of pounds.
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Hollywood Density / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The living spaceship in "The Claws of Axos" retains the same volume but has "variable mass", which the Doctor blandly remarks is "interesting". In "Warriors' Gate", the hull of Rorvik's ship is made of dwarf star alloy, analogous to neutronium, so it should fall under the teaspoon-weighs-a-ton category. Romana and Adric heft it about exactly as if it were made of Styrofoam. In "Kill The Moon" Clara protests that if the Moon were to shatter the fragments wouldn't do any harm because it's made of eggshell, not rock. The density of eggshell isn't that different from limestone, so a sufficiently big chunk of it would be just as devastating.
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Hollywood Density / int_c511c682	comment	In Asterix and the Cauldron, Asterix is given charge of a small cauldron that is filled to the brim with silver coins. Given the density of silver, the cauldron should weigh more than Asterix does. Despite that, he is able to carry the full cauldron without the aid of the magic potion. When the cauldron and its contents fall off a cliff and lands on Captain Redbeard, the captain is somehow uninjured.
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Hollywood Density / int_c75d67d	comment	In the series finale of Person of Interest, Reese clubs an opponent unconscious with a gold brick. Gold bricks such as those found in a major gold repository weigh about 25 pounds, give or take, so hitting somebody with one would stand a good chance of knocking them out. However, the same factor means that most people would not be able to grip, lift and swing said brick one-handed. At least not while reaching behind oneself while bent over backwards.
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Hollywood Density / int_c9cd78c2	comment	In Die Hard with a Vengeance, the trucks loaded with looted gold bullion would not have been able to drive at all. In 1995, 150 billion dollars worth of gold should have weighed over 9,000 tons. 13 trucks? 130 would have had trouble carrying that load. The producers admitted to just ignoring the issue. One thief tosses a gold bar to another thief. The way it hits him when he catches it, it should've ruptured a few organs. On the other hand, Zeus is very surprised at how heavy a single gold brick is.
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Hollywood Density / int_cac1f772	comment	At the other end of the scale, one episode of CSI has the team investigating a casino heist, supposedly of ten million dollars in cash. Grissom realizes the money would weigh around two hundred pounds — far too much for one man (seen in security footage) to practically carry. (It isn't stated, but it would also be unfeasibly bulky). The 200 pounds (actually closer to 220) presumes it's all in $100 banknotes. A more normal mix of currency would about double this. A million US dollars in mixed currency fills a large suitcase, and one would probably have to pay overweight charges to fly with it. $250,000 (in $100 bills) fits carefully into an Diabolical Mastermind-style aluminum attachÃ© case. Note, however, that having it all in $100s is not actually an unreasonable assumption for a casino heist, as the casino presumably sorts the cash, and a smart thief with limited resources would probably want to take his/her whole heist in the form of $100s if possible.
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Hollywood Density / int_ccd1ec22	comment	In The Thief and the Cobbler, you can see the gold balls bounce around like rubber despite making metallic noises. Granted, the movie isn't realistic in the slightest bit (they don't even lose momentum!) but you'd assume that gold balls wouldn't bounce that effortlessly. Heck, due to gold's relative softness and low strength, if they fell on a hard surface hard enough to bounce they'd deform or dent instead.
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Hollywood Density / int_cd6d8488	comment	In MechCommander, there is a mech called a Cougar, which is a 35-ton mech. The Weapon variant can fit 34 tons of weapons, which means the empty chassis is only 1 ton.
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Hollywood Density / int_cdae0b41	comment	In Forever it's the relative densities of air and natural gas that are confused in "Social Engineering" when the gas is described as being heavier than air and thus filling the room from the bottom up; in reality natural gas is lighter than air, so it should be filling the room from the ceiling down.
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Hollywood Density / int_ce2c3c13	comment	The Curse of Monkey Island: Elaine is turned into what Guybrush describes as solid gold. While we don't actually see anyone pick up the statue, over the course of the game Elaine is stolen twice, buried, dug up again, and finally stored in the crow's nest of Guybrush's ship, suggesting that the statue doesn't weigh much more than the flesh-and-blood version. In fact, using a little back-of-the-treasure-map math, converting even a small woman's body into pure gold note On balance, human beings are roughly the same weight per litre as water; gold is nearly twenty times heavier than water, so multiply the original weight by twenty and you'd be in the ballpark would result in a statue weighing close to a metric tonne.
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Hollywood Density / int_d010a732	comment	The movie Night at the Museum has one of the characters (a ten-year-old boy) effortlessly carry and run with a solid gold tablet. He should not have been able to even pick it up. It's even worse in the sequel, with the characters waving the supposedly solid gold tablet around as if it were a clipboard.
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Hollywood Density / int_d1710608	comment	Invoked in Sharpe's Siege by Bernard Cornwell — Sharpe and his Confederates are accused of stealing the Imperial Treasury of France (they didn't). Captain Frederickson points out that the court is accusing them of removing four tons of gold, in small wooden boats, whilst under enemy fire. However, this defense doesn't work, because of the arrogant, aristocratic, incompetent, pretentious and snobbish Colonel Wigram presiding over the kangaroo court martial.
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Hollywood Density / int_db6a22a6	comment	Biggles: WE Johns fell into this trap in the novel Biggles and Co, when a recently-demobbed Biggles was hired by a major bank who've been hit by a string of Armed Blags and think air-freighting their gold bullion might help. It doesn't; the gang responsible get hold of a small stunt-plane and a few machine guns and turn Sky Pirate... but Biggles put the real gold under a false floor in the aircraft's cargo hold, and the robbers drive off in triumphant possession of a large quantity of lead. Now, the author makes an effort at a Hand Wave by never quite specifying how much gold is being transported, stating only that the individual crates can be lifted comfortably by two men. But nevertheless, carrying a significant amount of gold and an equivalent number of crates full of lead would be an impressive feat indeed for the cutting edge of 1920s aerospace engineering!
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Hollywood Density / int_df1e73ec	comment	Similarly, in Ducktales 2017, Scrooge has to physically restrain Louie once from doing a swan dive into the Bin, remarking that Louie would be seriously hurt, if not outright killed in the attempt. When Louie asks Scrooge how he does it, Scrooge remarks that he was able to master the skill only after years of practice. Further on in the episode, when Louie has to go hunting in the bin for Scrooge's #1 Dime, he is shown pushing, waist-deep, through the coins with great difficulty.
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Hollywood Density / int_e41a7d7f	comment	The plot of The Hidden Fortress revolves around smuggling surviving princess of the Akizuki clan and her family's treasure across the territory of the enemy Yamana clan. This treasure is said to be made up of 200 Kan of gold. A Kan is a Japanese unit of measure equal to 3.75 kg (approx. 8.27 lbs.), meaning the whole treasure weights 750 kg (approx. 1,653.47 lbs.) or Â¾ of a metric ton. After the wood concealing the gold and the cart are burned, the party has to carry the gold on backpacks, with general Rokurota carrying 40 Kan, peasants Tahei and Matashichi carrying 30 Kan each, the princess and the servant girl 20 Kan between them and two captured Yamana soldiers carrying the rest. This means Rokurota was supposed to be carrying 150 kg (330lbs) of gold on his back, Tahei and Matashichi 112.5 kg (248 lbs.) each and the women 37.5 kg (82.6 lbs.) each. None of them should've been able to walk with that kind of load, let alone climb a mountain, but only Tahei, Matashichi and the soldiers are shown to be staggering under the weight at all.
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Hollywood Density / int_ea4f62db	comment	The same thing happens to the Beagle Boys in one of the comics, and to Peter Griffin in one of their cutaways.
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Hollywood Density / int_eb9e3429	comment	The Mummy Returns: There's a bracelet of the same material, which is carried by a child for most of the picture. Early in the film, when lugging around the bracelet in a box, he comments it weighs a lot. Jonathan lifts the Diamond of Ahm Shere, probably about a cubic foot in volume. That's a big rock, and Jonathan's no muscle man, but it's not completely impossible. Just unlikely.
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Hollywood Density / int_eca201fb	comment	National Treasure 2: The Book of Secrets: In the City of Gold, Riley handles a gold brick that should weigh about 150 pounds as if it were some kind of lightweight prop.
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Hollywood Density / int_f18fe36a	comment	In Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Nate realizes the golden statue they're looking for was brought to the island when he looks at some old freight logs and notices something weighing "about 500 pounds". A cube of gold that weighed 500 pounds would have about 8.94 inches (22.7 cm) to a side. The statue they find looks like it should weigh several tons at least. But then, the statue isn't solid.
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Hollywood Density / int_f2da188a	comment	In The Batman, the Joker once stole Bane's muscle inflation device, and used it to become super-strong and grow at least fifteen feet tall. He later uses this Super-Strength to lift a solid gold globe, but the thing's shape isn't changed by doing this. Weight aside, gold is fairly soft; trying to lift a huge globe of solid gold (or worse a hollow sphere of gold) would result in a Joker-shaped dent on the underside.
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Hollywood Density / int_f3e1f424	comment	In Merlin, a character uses alchemy to create a big lump of solid gold, which the characters lift and carry as easily as if it was polystyrene.
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Hollywood Density / int_f43685a2	comment	Battlefield Earth pretty much treats gold as weighing about as much as steel. It's hard to tell exactly, though, since the antagonists have an undefined level of super strength, and they're the ones most often seen handling gold.
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Hollywood Density / int_fa00b130	comment	Possibly played for laughs in Spongebob Squarepants, where is never terribly consistent about whether the characters are in a water-like medium or an air-like medium.
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Hollywood Density / int_fb1f271c	comment	Lilo & Stitch: Stitch is too dense to be able to swim, yet David and five-year-old Lilo are able to pick him up with no more effort than they might expend lifting a corgi. Oddly not as unrealistic as it looks, since the basset hound is a real-life example of a dog too dense to swim more than a very short distance. While a strong swimmer like David should be able to rescue him, Lilo's ability to carry him is a little more far-fetched (bassets weigh 35 to 50 pounds, nearly as much as Lilo herself should weigh).
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Hollywood Density / int_fc36bfd7	comment	In a Secret Wars II tie-in issue of Power Man and Iron Fist, the Beyonder turns a skyscraper (made of steel, concrete, glass, etc.) into solid gold (slightly denser than steel, much denser than the rest); it immediately collapses in on itself from the weight.
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