I’m always chasing those “you could actually pull that off” moments. Think “The Matrix” where Neo just hits the right key and the whole scene rewrites itself—like a literal glitch in the simulation. Then there’s “The Shawshank Redemption” – a guy crawling 4 ½ miles through a sewer to freedom, and you’re secretly hoping you have that much patience. “Inception” has you flipping through dream layers, and if you could just step through the hallway in a dream without waking, you’d have a cheat code for reality itself. And who can forget the “Princess Bride” escape from the Dread Pirate Roberts’ prison—he just opens a door and nobody cares. I love when the director turns a mundane lock into a cinematic power‑move, like a secret level in a video game. The trick is finding the ones that make you think, “Wow, that would be cool if I could do that.”