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I can think of "difficult to swallow", but I can't think of anything else. There's got to be more, right?

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    Not quite an idiom, but you could say, "it requires a willing suspension of disbelief." The phrase "suspension of disbelief" is often used when talking about how people accept outlandish things while watching a movie in order to be entertained. Applying it to a real-world situation means that you think that the situation in question is no more realistic than a movie.
    – Canadian Yankee
    Commented Dec 30, 2018 at 1:08

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Various idioms:

Pull the other one. (leg)

Take it with a pinch of salt.

Pigs might fly.

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