Movie Cliches you hate.
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Here are my three big ones.
-It turns out the whole movie was a dream, similar to episodes of shows like 'Who shot J.R.'
-Shaky Cameras. I was okay with it in Last broadcast and the first Blair Witch movie, but then It gotten BEYOND terrible for me.
- Thriller movies where they are in the most Dark desolate place so you KNOW there is going to be an intended Scare coming up.
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anyway. I dont remember a specific movie but I've seen it before.
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Although I hate all cliches, here's one I want to murder.
Orphan. With. A. Fucking. Tragic. Past.
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Comfortably Numb wrote:
You mean "deus ex machina"? I'm so proud of myself for remembering that. XD Anyway, my least favorite cliche is pretty much rom-coms in general.
yes!! machine...box...all boils down to same concept. Props to you for remembering it!
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Tragic pasts.
People with superpowers.
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-Guy falls in love with woman.
-Woman gives up everything that is important to her and changes herself just so she can be with guy.
I.E. nearly every Disney princess movie ever.
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Mafiosa wrote:
-Strong woman meets guy.
-Guy falls in love with woman.
-Woman gives up everything that is important to her and changes herself just so she can be with guy.
I.E. nearly every Disney princess movie ever.
-Guy falls in love with woman.
-Woman gives up everything that is important to her and changes herself just so she can be with guy.
I.E. nearly every Disney princess movie ever.
Except Beauty And The beast.
But to remedy that, change 'woman' to 'guy, and 'guy' to 'woman'.
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Occult Wanderer wrote:
Mafiosa wrote:
-Strong woman meets guy.
-Guy falls in love with woman.
-Woman gives up everything that is important to her and changes herself just so she can be with guy.
I.E. nearly every Disney princess movie ever.
-Guy falls in love with woman.
-Woman gives up everything that is important to her and changes herself just so she can be with guy.
I.E. nearly every Disney princess movie ever.
Except Beauty And The beast.
But to remedy that, change 'woman' to 'guy, and 'guy' to 'woman'.
The Beast looked like a girl at the end anyway.
So maybe he/she does count.
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I hate it so much.
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And not much of a cliche, but I also hate good games/shows being turned into movies. Example is the live-action Super Mario Bros. film. It. must. die.
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- a minor head wound next to or above the eyes. It will shed one, continuous stream of blood, and this trickle will never smear or drip into the eye.
-when fighting the Bad Guy, hero will usually get shot in a nonvital area, like an arm or shoulder. This injury dissapears over the course of the scene.
-a bloodstain on a hero's shirt that never gets larger than a 50-cent piece.
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For example, the last time I saw this happen was in I Am Legend.
Spoiler: ending of I Am Legend
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Black-Harmonia wrote:
Theres a term for it which translates to "god in a box" I think.
Deus ex machina, yes, which means god from the.. machine. In old Greek (and Roman, hence the term) plays they had the random incoming god which solved everything hanging on a rope from a crane, which was then wheeled in onto the stage.
The worst example of that was probably the escape from Mt. Doom in Lord of the Rings. Those eagles were as deus ex machina as you can get.
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Occult Wanderer wrote:
Tragic pasts.
That's hardly a cliche. Wouldn't you like to learn how a movie character came to be rather than watch them living in the moment with no clue why they're there or doing what they're doing?
I guess the cliche depends on the character's past and how it's portrayed.
Aevitas wrote:
Spoiler: ending of I Am Legend
Considering how small the cavity was, they would have run out of breathable air long before the zombie-vampires relented. It was pretty much either "we all die and everyone's screwed" or "I die and everyone lives".
What I hate are the stock energetic, happy-go-lucky, souped-up, "AHM DA POWERZ" protagonist who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. Common charateristics are:
-Extreme recklessness
-Leaves everything in his wake a sea of flaming, twisted steel wreckage
-Never learns from his mistakes
-Smack talk authorities
-Take down wave after wave of a seemingly endless horde of grunts
-Are only doing things in their favor
-Often rant about how they're misunderstood and they're trying to make a name for themselves
-Nothing even remotely threatening or terrifying strike fear into their hearts, yet when their favorite pogo stick or w/e is taken away they go into an epilleptic fit
Another cliche I dislike is when a character seems to learn from their mistakes too quickly. It's like, "Okay. I'm this total badass mutha' fucka' and I rule the streets."
Five minutes later...
"Ah, shit! My homie just died and now I've come to an epiphany. Time to bust the heads of my enemies and DO SUM CHARITY WERK HO HO HO". Don't get me wrong, character development is fine by me but when the character takes zero time to sort out his thoughts and make decisions, the whole dramatic effect and build up are essentially ruined by a rushed product.
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-The good guy always wins...
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Bruce Goldberg wrote:
-The good guy always wins...
Of course, the good guy has to win. But, it's not just enough to "win". If the good guy comes out on top and shows some sign of hard-earned, esoteric wisdom or whatnot then it's fine. If not, they're just a selfish punk looking to get some.
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1) When the villain straps the hero to a needlessly complicated death machine (that either doesn't work or is easily escaped from), and then tells the hero their entire plan. Why not just shoot him in the head and feed his corpse to sharks or pirahnas?
2) When one guy takes down an entire army without getting killed (think Rambo/any Chuck Norris film).
3) People with machine guns never need to reload. (That's hardly realistic!)
4) People being chased by a car never think of getting on the pavement and ducking down a couple of sidestreets. Similarily, if a car is coming towards a person, that person always freezes in the middle of the road.
5) Cars always have a full tank of petrol, and the keys in the ignition. Also, when cars tumble down a cliff they always explode (doesn't happen in r/l unless the car is running on about 90% petrol fumes.)
6) Bombs always have a display so the hero can see how much time they have left. Hero also defuses said bomb with less than 10 seconds remaining.
7) If a hero is played by a major Hollywood actor he always survives the end of the film (well there are some occasions where this isn't true, but they're very few and far between).
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NinjaMonkey wrote:
The ones I particularly hate are:
1) When the villain straps the hero to a needlessly complicated death machine (that either doesn't work or is easily escaped from), and then tells the hero their entire plan. Why not just shoot him in the head and feed his corpse to sharks or pirahnas?
1) When the villain straps the hero to a needlessly complicated death machine (that either doesn't work or is easily escaped from), and then tells the hero their entire plan. Why not just shoot him in the head and feed his corpse to sharks or pirahnas?
I'd like to take this time to pull a quote from "Delta State", quite possibly the most under-rated sci-fi cartoon:
Spoiler:
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And the black man always dieing in a slasher, why i ask? There usually funny in the movie.
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-How in car chases, the driver is unbelievably an excellent driver
-Why the bad guys just don't shoot the hostages
I don't hate this one, I actually find it rather funny, but:
-In action movies, the one man army can take out bad guys like it's nothing, and the bad guys have unbelievably bad aim
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Stereo wrote:
NinjaMonkey wrote:
I'd like to take this time to pull a quote from "Delta State", quite possibly the most under-rated sci-fi cartoon:
Spoiler:
I love Delta State! And Phil is indeed awesome in that show. xD
Another cliche that bugs me like hell is the designated "hot girl" of the movie falls in love with the protagonist regardless of what they thought of them at the beginning of the movie and what caused them to change their opinion of him.
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LordQuadros wrote:
When a movie takes its time to introduce a strong and self-reliant female character, yet by the end of the movie, she's clingy and useless, leaving GI Joe to save the day. That's some bullshit right there.
Ooo that pisses me off too. I just thought of another one. In survival horror or action movies or whatever, when someone says, "Don't touch it!" or "Everyone stay together!" or "Don't push that button that says "WARNING: DO NOT PUSH THIS BUTTON" on it!" someone finds a stupid reason to do the opposite of what they were warned not to do.. presumably to advance the plot.
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More:
-grunts and guards have ungodly terrible aim.
-No one EVER runs away from the scary thing in a horror movie. "Oh, look, there's my best friend's severed head! Let's go look at it, then go running down that dark, bloodstained hallway! Won't that be fuOH GOD MY INTESTINES ARE ON THE FLOOR."
-Only supermodels exist in movies, and they always fall for the leading man, however fugley or mean he may be. These Mary-Sues usually posess amazing skills rarely mentioned in the movie, like the ability to fly a helicopter or shoot a gun.
-Guns never recoil, jam, or injure the user in any way.
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Aevitas wrote:
LordQuadros wrote:
When a movie takes its time to introduce a strong and self-reliant female character, yet by the end of the movie, she's clingy and useless, leaving GI Joe to save the day. That's some bullshit right there.
Ooo that pisses me off too. I just thought of another one. In survival horror or action movies or whatever, when someone says, "Don't touch it!" or "Everyone stay together!" or "Don't push that button that says "WARNING: DO NOT PUSH THIS BUTTON" on it!" someone finds a stupid reason to do the opposite of what they were warned not to do.. presumably to advance the plot.
Hey hey hey, pushing the "Do not push" button can also have great results!
...Or so, I've learned from Animaniacs.
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-M.N.S.-esque endings. "Robot Chicken" summed it up with the popular catchphrase, "What a TWEEST!" Sixth Sense, Unbreakable....good movies with decent twists. Almost every other movie made by this guy usually had people thinking, "WTF?!"
-Cliffhanger endings. It's one thing to leave people guessing what's gonna happen next (Matrix Reloaded's ending?), but if you're gonna add "Vol. I" or "Part 1" to the movie's title, you better be making a sequel....no matter how bad the first was!
-The typical "love triangle" concept. 'Nuff said.
-"Modern Disney" romance. Older Disney movie couples almost always got hooked in the end (good times). These days, they're "just friends". Pisses me off.
-Overused "Artistic" combat/choreographed battle sequences, mostly relevant in martial arts movies. Sometime after the first Matrix, this style of film fighting became very popular in movies. Too much of a "good" thing, I guess.
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1.) No matter how many shots the bad guys take, none of the heroes ever actually get hurt.
2.) The good guys never shoot a fatal hit, only a hit enough to knock out or subdue the bad guy.
3.) Danny asks Nick, "Is it true that there's a point on a man's head where if you shoot it, it will blow up?" This satires common scenes in action movies where a man's head blows up when shot.
4.) The main character has a knowledge of every weapon he gets is hands on from the very beginning of the film.
5.) Danny is the typical lazy, fat, sloppy cop that seems to be a popular stereotype of cops.
I'm sure there are others. Anyway, if you haven't seen Hot Fuzz, go do so. Like, right now. Do it.
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burpboy wrote:
2.) The good guys never shoot a fatal hit, only a hit enough to knock out or subdue the bad guy.
3.) "Is it true that there's a point on a man's head where if you shoot it, it will blow up?" This satires common scenes in action movies where a man's head blows up when shot.
3.) "Is it true that there's a point on a man's head where if you shoot it, it will blow up?" This satires common scenes in action movies where a man's head blows up when shot.
That's a clear contradiction! If the good guys never shoot a fatal hit, how does the man's head explode!?
Heehee.
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1. The weak female that always needs saving.
2. The female that instantly has a crush on the lead.
3. This is the big one. People in movies who hear noises upstairs, or know there are monsters in the house, but go to investigate without taking a weapon with them. Like that bit in I Am Legend where he went to go check it out unarmed, despite the fact he had a ridiculous amount of weapons.
I suppose Max/Franziska and Ron/Dessie. You should too.
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Stereo wrote:
NinjaMonkey wrote:
The ones I particularly hate are:
1) When the villain straps the hero to a needlessly complicated death machine (that either doesn't work or is easily escaped from), and then tells the hero their entire plan. Why not just shoot him in the head and feed his corpse to sharks or pirahnas?
1) When the villain straps the hero to a needlessly complicated death machine (that either doesn't work or is easily escaped from), and then tells the hero their entire plan. Why not just shoot him in the head and feed his corpse to sharks or pirahnas?
I'd like to take this time to pull a quote from "Delta State", quite possibly the most under-rated sci-fi cartoon:
Spoiler:
This is an exception to the rule. Most spy films that I've seen (esp the James Bond ones) follow the rule though.
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Graph wrote:
burpboy wrote:
2.) The good guys never shoot a fatal hit, only a hit enough to knock out or subdue the bad guy.
3.) "Is it true that there's a point on a man's head where if you shoot it, it will blow up?" This satires common scenes in action movies where a man's head blows up when shot.
3.) "Is it true that there's a point on a man's head where if you shoot it, it will blow up?" This satires common scenes in action movies where a man's head blows up when shot.
That's a clear contradiction! If the good guys never shoot a fatal hit, how does the man's head explode!?
Heehee.
Not every action movie takes on the second cliche, there are some more gruesome movies that this occurs in.
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twelve by pies wrote:
Two words:
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Why? WHY did I click on that? So addictive.
Yayyyy, they have a PW section of their cliches and such. XD
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Stereo wrote:
twelve by pies wrote:
Two words:
TV. Tropes.
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TV. Tropes.
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Why? WHY did I click on that? So addictive.
Yayyyy, they have a PW section of their cliches and such. XD
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ForbiddenFruit, that's why. Same reason I had half of GS4 spoiled for me already.
I can't NOT click the spoiler tags.Yayyyy indeed.
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twelve by pies wrote:
Stereo wrote:
twelve by pies wrote:
Two words:
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TV. Tropes.
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Why? WHY did I click on that? So addictive.
Yayyyy, they have a PW section of their cliches and such. XD
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ForbiddenFruit, that's why. Same reason I had half of GS4 spoiled for me already.
I can't NOT click the spoiler tags.Yayyyy indeed.
:)I loved the random Nick and Edgeworth mention in the HO'YAY! article...*shot*
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