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5 yrs ago - Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:19:27 PM EST (GMT-5)
So... The stuff that you cannot stand anymore, that was overused and need to be left alone.
Examples:
1- A traitor among us.
2- The bad guy who actually plotted to get caught.
Add your own and discuss.
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5 yrs ago - Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:31:46 PM EST (GMT-5)
"killing" the villain, but the villain manages to survive
often multiple times
so f-cking annoying
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5 yrs ago - Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:59:00 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:31:46 PM Disappears wrote: "killing" the villain, but the villain manages to survive often multiple times so f-cking annoying |
This to the millionth degree. This is the absolute worst, there can be nothing worse, and this ought to be the end of the thread because nothing else can compete.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:00:12 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:31:46 PM Disappears wrote: "killing" the villain, but the villain manages to survive often multiple times so f-cking annoying |
in the same vein, fake out hero deaths and then it turns out they're alive
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:00:19 AM EST (GMT-5)
The plot twist I hate the most is: it was all just a dream!
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:04:41 AM EST (GMT-5)
when supernatural stuff goes down and the characters spend an annoying amount of time not believing it's real
when the character knows the truth and nobody believes them
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:39:54 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Monday 5/29/17 - 4:04:41 AM skyfish wrote: when supernatural stuff goes down and the characters spend an annoying amount of time not believing it's real when the character knows the truth and nobody believes them |
Along the same lines...
Ignorant, dumb, self-centred parents that don't listen to their kids until it's too late.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:41:41 AM EST (GMT-5)
Or they abuse the child's gift/power without realising they're putting the kid in more danger or killing them.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:45:23 AM EST (GMT-5)
Also, dad going away for the weekend for work.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 4:46:50 AM EST (GMT-5)
And dad/husband/boyfriend being generally dumb and plain.
I'll stop now.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 7:19:16 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Sunday 5/28/17 - 11:31:46 PM Disappears wrote: "killing" the villain, but the villain manages to survive often multiple times so f-cking annoying |
On Monday 5/29/17 - 4:00:12 AM skyfish wrote: in the same vein, fake out hero deaths and then it turns out they're alive |
definitely!
this is why dark knight rises is the worst of the nolan trilogy
another thing I was thinking about is during a fight with the protagonist, villain "loses" but then reveals he wasn't even using his full power
this is somewhat okay in video games where they might be trying to make a boss battle longer/more difficult, but it should never happen in movies
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 8:09:06 AM EST (GMT-5)
Lead male/female character fall in love
Usually after hating each other most of the movie/at least one of them isn't interested in the other at all (in non romcoms)
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5 yrs ago - Monday 5/29/17 - 8:30:16 AM EST (GMT-5)
In horror films where someone sees a murder or something disturbing and instead of driving away faster or at least calling the police, stop and 'investigate'
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5 yrs ago - Wednesday 5/31/17 - 6:24:56 PM EST (GMT-5)
Oh god, yes. The "let's not call the cops" needs to die for a while.
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5 yrs ago - Wednesday 5/31/17 - 6:25:58 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Monday 5/29/17 - 4:04:41 AM skyfish wrote: when supernatural stuff goes down and the characters spend an annoying amount of time not believing it's real when the character knows the truth and nobody believes them |
Yes.
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5 yrs ago - Friday 6/2/17 - 1:12:13 PM EST (GMT-5)
I noticed that a lot of tv shows from the 60s had one episode where one of the characters falls into quicksand. It's like there was quicksand everywhere.
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5 yrs ago - Sunday 6/4/17 - 2:33:07 AM EST (GMT-5)
Why did (do?) comedy shows have to have super serious dramatic episodes
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5 yrs ago - Monday 6/19/17 - 6:55:19 AM EST (GMT-5)
in superhero films/mainstream action films:
the villain WANTED to be captured it was part of their master plan
the villain has a faceless army of goons that are basically putties from Power Rangers
the third act revolves around a gigantic death beam that has to be shut off
the fate of the entire planet is always at stake
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5 yrs ago - Monday 6/19/17 - 6:59:58 AM EST (GMT-5)
The hero has superpowers.
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5 yrs ago - Monday 6/19/17 - 7:11:26 AM EST (GMT-5)
On Monday 6/19/17 - 6:59:58 AM Matthias wrote: The hero has superpowers. |
or the badass action hero is indestructible
it's what i appreciate about John Wick or The Raid. our hero in those films gets F-CKED THE F-CK UP. they're limping, beat to hell, gasping for breath, and with every fight their movements get more labored and calculated
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5 yrs ago - Monday 6/19/17 - 1:27:35 PM EST (GMT-5)
On Sunday 6/4/17 - 2:33:07 AM redreine wrote: Why did (do?) comedy shows have to have super serious dramatic episodes |
I remember they did a lot of this in the 70s and 80s. They would always preface the show with "A very special episode of ....", "Viewer Discretion is Advised".
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5 yrs ago - Tuesday 6/20/17 - 9:42:59 AM EST (GMT-5)
The ugly ducking who is suddenly beautiful and popular after a makeover.
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5 yrs ago - Tuesday 6/20/17 - 9:50:09 AM EST (GMT-5)
also, they weren't even that ugly to begin with
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5 yrs ago - Tuesday 6/20/17 - 5:26:32 PM EST (GMT-5)
After reading this thread, I realize why I actually enjoy things, and most people bitch moan and cry about them.
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5 yrs ago - Tuesday 6/20/17 - 5:33:16 PM EST (GMT-5)
I am actually wondering how many movies a year Holllywood would still release if they really discarded any script featuring the apparent no-gos from this thread.
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