Top 10 Worst Movie Clichés - Cinemassacre Resurrected Review

[@behlulkan]

I hate when the main character kills a lot of bad guys throughout the movie and then spares the villain at the end by saying "you are not worth it" or something. Come on you killed 100 guys already to reach him!

[@pinkduskstone1543]

Have you heard of cruel mercy? Not killing the main villain denies them the satisfaction of becoming just like them, which is a fate worse than death since evil cannot comprehend good.

[@MrParkerman6]

No it isn't, death is worse.

[@PrimeroJinJusuke]

@@MrParkerman6 Even if you've lost all of your four limbs, your genitals and are constantly put in pain via nerve poison? I don't think so.

[@claudcopter9784]

@@MrParkerman6 As Frank Castle said "Dying's easy"

[@manintheline5331]

Will i start the third world war if i mention Tlou 2?

[@potawatadingdong]

Unnecessary romance. It seems like every movie thinks it has to have some kind of romance, even when it doesn't fit. It has ruined a lot of good movies for me.

[@lassolegenda]

I feel like recommending a movie I recently saw - from the Hollywood machinery, nonetheless - that beautifully teased with this, yet ultimately avoided it, but... that'd also be giving it away :( The result was seriously one of the more memorable and nuanced relationships in recent memory.

[@invock]

Worst thing about it? When a movie ACTUALLY AVOIDS resorting to romance, the fandom creates one immediatly.

[@mikepuppetz9]

Lasse Pee Spider-Man Homecoming?

[@cmpunk61974]

Phil Michaels if you think its spiderman homecoming then you have never heard of the emoji movie

[@jamesg6660]

+invock Shipping is fucking stupid as hell, especially when you get into ridiculous territories a lot of people get into. What fucking sad moron seriously sits at home and thinks about what other character someone in a piece of fiction looks the sexiest fucking up the ass, or whatever dumb shit people think about relating to shipping. Fucking creepy is what it is.

[@danielgyllenbreider]

Another cliche i hate is that people never finish their meals in movies. In restaurants they often doesnt even stay around for the food they have ordered.

[@honey_bee65]

Daniel Gyllenbreider - I HATE that!!! It's like... Bitch, get that shit to go AT LEAST!

[@pinkduskstone1543]

Of course they don't finish their meals. Those scenes are done in multiple takes, and if the actors really did swallow their food they would eventually get sick.

[@chimkinNuggz]

Daniel Gyllenbreider foreal. How are you supposed to chase villans on an empty stomach?

[@Imcookie550onROBLOX]

Daniel Gyllenbreider Dude yes, this has always pissed me off.

[@droitstein]

Pee wee only took one bite of his breakfast then he was done!

[@Skeiths]

Unnecessary romance really pisses me off man. It seems like no matter what movie genre it is, it always has to be there. Be it horror, action, comedy, adventure there always has to be some kind of romance for some reason.

[@dreamlandnightmare]

Right with you. Always got to shoehorn a sappy and completely unnecessary romantic subplot. Hate it.

[@Shmandalf]

It's to get women to see action movies and the like. And it works, that's why they do it.

[@fabiank4396]

Woman.

[@Rainbowthewindsage]

@@Shmandalf I don't know about that. As a woman, from what I've noticed most movies with unnecessary romance tend to be geared more towards the male perspective than the female, although there are exceptions.

[@melissacooper8724]

That was what I liked about the movie Saving Private Ryan. There was no romantic subplot.

[@rothgamez]

One cliché I hate is when the protagonist is hanging onto a cliff or a building, loses their grip and falls and no matter how far they fall, somebody always catches their hand.

[@rothgamez]

Another of mine is when protagonist is being held down and is about to die. They're trying to reach for something but it's always just out of reach. And right before villain kills them they magically can reach the weapon just in time

[@thejedisonic67]

Another cliche I hate is when the villain actually strikes when they get the chance instead of going on and on like they did before, but the main character can all of the sudden react ten times as fast as they were before when the villain just talked on for eons.

[@johntumahab323]

Yeah, I mean...have you ever tried catching a falling person by the hand before? That crud's not even easy.

[@Post_Stall_Maneuver]

That's called a Deus Ex Machina. When a story has gotten to a point where survival of an inportant character seems impossible, someone just comes and saves the day. Like, somrone is about to fall off a building, and a guy walking down the street has such a fast reaction time they save the person falling in just a few seconds. Humans have slow reaction times, so this is BS.

[@ssjichigo666]

to be fair, the incredibles made a joke out of #1, syndrome caught himself in a monologue when he noticed what mr incredible was doing, and called himself out for it

[@greentaigo2552]

I hate how, especially in war movies, when an important character dies it's always a dramatic death. While background characters just get shot in the face, the main character gets slow-mo assault rifles to the chest and another main character screams "NOOOOOOOO!!!" They mostly also have a few seconds to tell that person some sad stuff and then die a noble death. It's sad and all but i would like to see a movie where the main character just gets shot in the face and instantly dies. It would also be sadder if they don't get to say goodbye

[@nicenameyougotthere.5021]

TypischTygo I think Divergent did this.

[@shawarmageddonit]

Even the LotR movies are guilty of this one. Gah...

[@SkulShurtugalTCG]

YOU KNOW WHAT'S BUUUUUUUUUUUULLSHIT? Movie clichés.

[@chrisbrasel9049]

The worst cliche that the critic said brather him the most was the bully character, I can agree with that as flash in the 2008 spider man show was actually human compared to the one in the new movie which is just a rich jerk.

[@makihara3713]

Ironically James' had to rely on many movie cliches in his AVGN movie, as opposed to making a something new and unique lol

[@thema1998]

papuwa papuwa That and showing his audience as mindless zombies.

[@santisven]

Was gonna say this could have been written as a "You Know What's Bullshit" episode.

[@1bosstv]

SkulShurtugalTCG Thanks bullshit man! The stupid villains are so outdated, they were never indated!

[@ezydenias8505]

2:11 with the Bell Ringing, I never understood why they could leave the class that easily. Seriously our teachers got real angry when we did it "Hey, I say when we are done not that stupid bell!".

[@gideonwhite7476]

the bell doesn't dismiss you i do

[@melissacooper8724]

Ikr? One of my teachers had that rule. So when the bell rang, we remained seated until the teacher said, "You're dismissed."

[@RegretfulDeadMan]

I always hate in horror movies the slow moving antagonist is approaching and they have to contrive a way for the person being chased to sit still while being approached, like they'll be reloading a gun or something, like motherfucker you can walk faster than the guy, get a move on

[@Mattteus]

check out the horror mocumentary Behind the Mask, they talk about how the bad guy walks so slow (and yet still seems to catch up to the victim)

[@waltrz]

Oh hey, it's that guys who's reviews a watch sometimes.

[@ssjichigo666]

worst is when the victim is running for their life, yet the killer is still ALWAYS the same distance away while just calmly walking

[@t.j.aarons889]

Micheal Myers and Jason Voorhees wouldn't be as bad if all the people around them weren't fucking stupid you see.

[@felixp-marsan3291]

Well hello there TGX.

[@overseasguy]

"When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk." -Tuco

[@jimsjazzz]

You're about the 50th one here who made this exact comment. You are a cliche.

[@jc.1191]

Best line of the movie

[@DarkMarkison]

lol in kingsman Samuel L Jackson just straight up shoots one of the main characters in the face because he hates how villains always draw out their opportunity to kill the main guy

[@pantycakes6666]

I thought of that immediately! Was one of the best lines, too.

[@johntumahab323]

I hate how the villains always rely on exotic deathtraps or letting the environment decide things instead of just shooting the protagonist when they have the chance, and then they're always both shocked and outraged that the protagonist is still alive later as if they've somehow been insulted.

[@Scottydoesntknow84]

I want sharks with fricken laser beams attached to their fricken heads!

[@MrNegativecreep07]

But Colin Firth is back for the sequel, so I guess his plan didn't work.

[@superzaccucumber2234]

That's probably the greatest subversion of that cliche.

[@Lukethefox]

The one where the mysterious hooded figure kicking the hero's ass or getting the hero out of a situation usually turns out to be a woman as a surpise. But now whenever I see a mysterious masked or hooded person on screen I would go "that's a girl isn't it?" They even parodied this trope in 'Your Highness'.

[@slippseymour9359]

And then romantic subplot happens.

[@willday9316]

Sorry, hit by accident.

[@Bonedown530]

One movie cliché that I cannot stand is in literally every fight movie when one guy fights a group of people but they surround him and fight him one on one until the guy beats all of them, instead of them just jumping him and kicking his ass

[@jd5726]

Yes! This cliche is stupid as fuck 😂 only fight scene I can think of where all the villains jump the good guy is in Matrix 2

[@MrParkerman6]

Not really, it's actually easier to beat someone in reality fighting one on one instead of all attacking at once, attacking at once actually gives the person you're attacking an advantage.

[@symrob1306]

@@MrParkerman6 Not at all.

[@scottandrewhutchins]

That's another cliche Roger Ebert pointed out as stupid.

[@510tuber]

@@MrParkerman6 That makes no sense

[@gregmurphygraphics]

What about Cutting the wire with 00:01 second left on the timer?

[@b0bbuffet]

Also when a wrong wire is cut and the timer magically deletes 30 seconds from the remaining time

[@rotraven]

(record scratch) "You're probably wondering how I got into this situation."

[@saedin7k486]

one little thing i noticed in most movies at the end of a phone conversation they almost never say “bye” they just hang up

[@GoeTeeks]

Villains being stupid could be its own list: -Monologuing -The need to kill main character in an elaborate way -Gun pointed at hero from a distance but then you creep closer until they can snatch the gun -Sparing the main character because "they aren't a threat" and many more.

[@pinkduskstone1543]

Duh, overconfidence is a villain's weakness. They may have the power and intellect to accomplish amazing things, but their uncontrolled ego is their undoing.

[@rorschach1985ify]

DarkStone94 Except that's fucking bullshit when it happens all the time. Not every fucking Villain should be that stupid because it is such an overused trope that it weakens the villain itself.

[@penny1545]

Luke Skywalker said it to the Emperor: Your arrogance is your weakness.

[@cheezdoodle96]

2:04 What is this, Plumbers Don't Wear Ties?

[@Mixa_Lv]

spot on, mate

[@zfrometa8316]

Take Your Damn Clothes Off

[@thejedisonic67]

Que Shitty elevator music on top of MS paint menu screen!

[@nostalgicumbry3279]

Zio doesn't get the reference. It's okay dude. Here have a panda driving a racecar

[@CuriousFrog]

zio420 avgn video on a game called plumbers don't wear ties, they just use still images and talk over them

[@nicostud916]

4:40 to quote Frozone from Incredibles, "He starts monologuing."

[@RingTeam]

My number one: Annoying comic reliefs

[@brickman409]

RingTeam So true! One of the biggest reasons I can't stand watching marvel movies or the force awakens

[@hazelnotxyz]

But even the original trilogy had comic relief, R2D2 and C3PO plus the Ewoks in VI

[@blackfrancis8900]

every character is the comic relief now. they all have to get a couple of one-liners.

[@rs72098]

I will say some if not all movies need them or they would be downright bland.

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

Yes! I hate those types of characters, especially when they don't develop throughout the story.

[@Roosterrock]

I don't watch many movies but this is one I've noticed in shows, whenever someone discusses a plan on screen it never works, but then when they discuss a secret back up plan off screen it always works

[@youwayo]

Does the "one woman being the last alive in slasher movies" count as a cliche?

[@recklessreels8803]

I've seen this quite a lot as well but sometime it's a girl and a boy.

[@scottandrewhutchins]

@@recklessreels8803 In The Evill Dead it's a boy.

[@0532MOET]

That's more of a tradition

[@steamboatwill3.367]

@@0532MOET ) same thing.

[@mmgarza1997]

@@scottandrewhutchins in Siren (2016) there's a final guy.

[@Robert.R.83]

You forgot wrestling over a gun, BANG, pause...who got shot? One character dies. I HATE THAT

[@stevebrooks86]

Love the cliches covered. I'd also like to add... "Exploding cars / conveniently present gas tankers / and the cigarette or lighter toss onto gasoline that leads to an explosion" if a follow up Top 10 gets made. While those are always fun, they're most definitely cliche at this point. :)

[@tecteam]

You forget the guy who retires or has just one more mission - the poor guy never makes it. 😢

[@ShadowWolfRising]

people not being able to outrun Jason Vorhees. You never see him so much as jog, there is no reason he should be able to catch you.

[@Dazyhead]

ShadowWolfRising he actually has teleportation powers

[@geraldthethird3404]

Daisyhead They never outright say he has teleportation powers. He definitely doesnt before part 6 because hes just a normal guy.

[@The_Real_DCT]

I subscribe to the behind the mask: rise of Leslie Vernon idea that he's actually running when the victims back is turned

[@NickJarno]

He'll throw back a harpoon though.

[@IRMacGuyver]

The new one fixed that by giving him underground tunnels to run through

[@1psykic3]

"You sly dog, you got me monologing" -Syndrome

[@machineofadream]

The worst cliche for me is that major character deaths are so rare and usually overly dramatic and drawn out if they actually do happen. I want more Game of Thrones type of shit in cinema where all of a sudden half the protagonists are just fucking dead out of nowhere. Make me fear for the lives of major characters. Not just in horror films, either.

[@almozayaf]

The worst for me is when someone so a monster and no one want to believe him, most the time a kid

[@jimsjazzz]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the time bomb cliche where the bomb always gets defused one second before it's set to go off. And villains always make bombs with a big digital readout just for the convenience of the hero defusing it. Same thing with spaceships' self-destruct systems that are always aborted at the last second of countdown. And of course all space ships must have a self-destruct system so they can avoid falling into the hands of some evil alien race.

[@paniam5544]

You forgot the "kicking in the villains's testicles" cliché. It happens in every movie and it really hurts the audience's testicles.

[@lordmasenko]

I've noticed that many movies during 1980s to 1990s had villains fall to their death

[@dreamlandnightmare]

Disarming a timebomb just a second or two before it explodes, was another cliche extremely prevalent in 80's/90's action movies/TV shows. I can't believe how often this cliche was used.

[@nozoto]

And don't forget the timebomb defused right when 1,5 second is left lol

[@darthutah6649]

I guess disney used it so much that tv tropes named it after them

[@aniseadhikari1667]

An example of the trip goes like this: A character is getting chased by a monster or something. They keep running and running until they trip over something, maybe a mess that the monster made. How did they not see that coming?

[@WizardOnAWhale7]

How about in action movies when the protagonist tells his companion to wait in the car? The companion never listens and always seems to find the protagonist right when he's about to be killed, thus saving the day.

[@terracethornhill]

You know what might be fun? Make a movie where the plot tries to be a horror movie, but the characters don't obey any of the standard cliches, so nothing happens. Like, a horror movie is trying to happen, but it just doesn't work like it's supposed to.

[@BoomstickGaming]

What about the "I'M ALRIGHT!" or "I'M OK!" right after someone falls. I have grown to hate this over the years and even the recent Spiderman Homecoming falls victim to this and the moment it happened and idiots in the audience laughed out loud, it instantly ripped me outta the movie and reminded me "hey moron, this is just a movie, hope you weren't too engrossed". Why, why, why do people keep putting this same gag in movies?!?!

[@marksism4292]

Oh lol I just noticed that your picture is the deadite army

[@masonwright7700]

It's funny

[@shakthiganesh5117]

Can you remind me which scene?

[@coreydraper6661]

How about the " Is anybody there" cliche. Like the killer is gonna say back "yep be right there coming to kill you in a minute".

[@charleynewman5057]

I would love if that happened in a movie.

[@runninginharran]

Or the character says "hello", as if the killer is going to say hi back

[@tellahsage6477]

But that's not actually stupid, there might actually be a friendly character on the other side that might respond (which like, never happens in movies)

[@aaronmoran7195]

I’ve got two: the character casually walking away from an explosion and the mortician always eating or doing something to show how disconnected they are.

[@KuroNoTenno]

I really hate jumpscares. They're not scary, they just startle you. The only jumpscare that actually got me scared is when T-00 smashed through a fucking wall.

[@pinkduskstone1543]

NOT knowing when it's going to happen is what makes them scary.

[@KuroNoTenno]

It's still cheap.

[@masonwright7700]

IT IS AWESOME

[@SquidwardAF]

Worst cliche was mentioned even in "Last action hero"

[@SDK2K9]

If there's one line from Last Action Hero that I will always quote when stupid villains are involved. It'll always be "Don't Talk, Just Do it!"

[@SteveDHSMostWanted]

I loved how Syndrome made fun of the monologue so many villains do in the Incredibles

[@Diego_Aracena_Kovacevic]

When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk!!

[@davydevilution7297]

Good advice, from 'Tuco'

[@LSMMIKE]

Another great video. I always really enjoy your take on movies.

[@T-REX-KNIGHT]

Laughingstock Media holy shit you watch james too?! O.o

[@VenomousJoker9097]

Laughingstock Media Whoa. Hey Mike if James ever reviewed a DB on his show which one would it be?

[@WaterBrick23]

Laughingstock Media yo you make really good dbz videos

[@RetroHabit82]

#11 That narrator who says " In a world" before every movie trailer ever!!

[@MrParkerman6]

Thats been proven by james to be a myth.

[@romanramirez7847]

What’s funny is that line is such a stereotype, but I’ve never actually seen a trailer where they say it.

[@neilholland4602]

I hate the cliche where one character sees another across the street, a vehicle passes by obstructing that character's view for a second, and when it goes by the character is now gone.

[@arkeenz]

I would have added the "Prometheus Run," i.e. running from an object that can only move in one direction IN THAT DIRECTION.

[@koreytaylor2601]

#1 is the reason 1 love the Rock. Ed Harris has a motive that you agree with, but goes about finishing the mission in the wrong way.

[@revengefrommars]

Two other clichés: Cars nearly always blow up if you crash them, and if you're being chased, elevators take forever to show up. Thankfully, the "car won't start" cliché has been dying off since we've had fuel injection for at least 20 years now.

[@SonOfmowgef]

One of the ones I hate is the magic doors you get in paranormal films. Doors open by themselves, they close by themselves, they slam shut when someone is walking towards them or away from them. We've seen it a thousand times with hundreds of slight variations of the same thing. It's pretty tiresome. Another one I hate is the phantom reflection mirror cliché. You know the one, the character is doing something in a mirror, they look away and BAM! There's suddenly something there in the reflection when they look back. Normally comes with a jump scare.

[@wyldshot666]

Walking away from explosions without looking back

[@MrParkerman6]

It actually would be stupid to look back in real life, just gives you less time to get away.

[@strawberrymilkshakepoptart8085]

The most overused cliche is good guys always winning

[@MrParkerman6]

True, but there are a lot of exceptions.

[@DrewFKADruid]

Or the one where everything works out for the protagonist in the end. Like, can we get some movies where the villain actually wins, the good guy actually fails? Can we get a movie that isn't at least a "bittersweet victory"? I swear, so many movies do that conclusion, that you pretty much know how the film will end when you're halfway through it.

[@thebreakfastmegapowers]

The Thing [1981] is a good example of great being made from not so great.

[@brickman409]

Đřűįđ Check out game of thrones, not a movie, but still

[@seanmyster6]

I think it'd be really hard to do an ending where the villain wins without it coming off like "the hero's efforts were all in vain and nothing changed, therefore it was a waste of his time to even try", which is much too cynical of a message for most audiences.

[@GigaPhoenix9001]

Also not a movie, but...the entirety of Dragon Ball has that. To the point where I've seen some really dumb fans think that's the only way to end an arc/movie and anything that doesn't have such an ending, just sucks. Hilarious but I am not kidding. Funny enough this is except whenever Future Trunks is involved...though his latest ending was just straight up horrible.

[@RavenPryde]

Well, there are movies where the villain does win. Some examples are Arlington Road, the original 1988 version of The Vanishing, Race With the Devil and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. In none of those movies is there a happy ending. Also, there are plenty of foreign horror movies where there is no happy ending even if some of the main protagonists survive.

[@sebcubille]

most irritating movie cliche imo: when someone shoots somebody and thinks theyre dead, so they walk over to their body, only for the (seemingly) dead guy to turn around and shoot the other guy

[@jonathan2282]

Hanging off a ledge is something I see in too many movies. Also, the villain usually dies by falling.

[@dhbillings]

The Incredibles made fun of that last one: "You caught me monologuing! I can't believe it!"

[@dirbrody]

The blackouts in trailers are SOOOOOOO abused...

[@engelbertstrauss9850]

If people talk on the phone in movies, they just hang up at the end. They never say "bye" or something, they just hang up - in almost every movie out there. ;)

[@InfestedHydralisk]

When the main protagonist can easily kill dummies with precise aim. But when the boss battle happens it gets really difficult to shoot with precision.

[@DaWalkie]

The one where the bad guy is actually a good guy and the main protagonists sidekick is the bad guy.

[@josterplays8128]

Another cliche I hate is the Dirty Harry references. *character shows protagonist a large magnum* "Here, something like Dirty Harry." *character is about to shoot someone* "Feeling lucky, punk?" and/or "Make my day."

[@josterplays8128]

One cliche I hate the most is when a couple is about to kiss, but someone comes in like "Hey, wassup?" or "Dude, I need a hand here".

[@FantasiusTriton1993]

I hate when fantasy movies bring up a prophecy. Especially the ones involving the bad guy getting defeated by "a one true heart." It just makes the ending predictable.

[@bobina05]

Even The Incredibles points out the villain monologueing (sp) thing.

[@benhicks7491]

To go along with #1 --- while pointing the gun, the dumb villain uses this time to explain all his secrets and how his devious plan will continue. This also gives the hero all the information they need to foil said evil plan.

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

A movie goes out of its way to make a character a laughing stock only to try to make the viewer feel guilty for laughing them in the last act, where we're supposed to feel sorry for them.

[@GhostGhosterson]

A cliche i really hate in movies is putting on a hat and sunglasses and saying "its a disguise."

[@sampople6394]

A cliché I hate is when the villain takes the form of someone the hero cares about and the hero falls for it. Even when the person they turn into is right there in the scene.

[@Wjyndigo]

Great video. These tropes happen way too often. I wish that we could get away from the clichés and have some unexpected moments.

[@SnakePlissken73]

- cars exploding when they shoot on them (with normal ammo). - when we see a telephone call the one we see repeats all what he or she just heard. - when a serial killer (monster or whatever) is behind them in a house, they run upstairs not downstairs to the door (often combined with slipping)

[@QLTD]

Now you mentioned them, they started to irritate me too!

[@ButtersTheGreat1]

The spinning shot is called an Arc and symbolizes the plot is shifting. Surprised you didn't know that James.

[@MrParkerman6]

He did. He just doesn't care.

[@Sameji]

"You sly dog! You got me monologuing!"

[@FuzzyPuppet]

YESSS! More of this please!!!

[@5uomalainen]

This video is still spot-on, James, they are still happening nowadays. I especially hate Comedic Pause cliche so damn much. It needs to deleted.

[@Zactastical]

My most hated cliche is when characters put their finger on their ear to signify that they're talking over a mic.

[@briancyates1983]

And yet, the Big Lebowski's car starts every time.

[@vicarius27]

I hate the "Do you hear that? - No, what? - Exactly, there is nothing... somthing it's wrong"

[@re3443re]

The good old ventillation system always provides escape.

[@MadroxMonoxide777]

Austin Powers did a really good parody of the stupid villains cliche. "Begin the unnecessarily slow moving dipping mechanism!"

[@MrParkerman6]

You...just don't get it do you, Scott?

[@shanweeboy]

How about villains that are evil because they're evil or do evil things because they're evil? Is it too much to ask for a villain to be evil BECAUSE of the things they do. Extra points if the evil thing makes sense because your villain has actual goals and turns to villainy to achieve them.

[@heyitsmemg7494]

A few more to add if I may.... 1. Talking to the dial tone.....I hate this one so much. A character is talking on the phone and the other person hangs up and all we hear is dial tone and the character keeps talking or saying hello and I’m like “they hung up, you’re talking to a DIAL TONE!!” 2. You see this one in action films, many times in Steven Seagal movies. The good guy has just killed like 5 or 6 bad guys, most of the time with his bare hands and next thing you know another 5 bad guys come charging at the good guy as if they think they are going to do any better. Like come on guys he just killed your buddies do you really think this is going to help??

[@thejedisonic67]

One cliche I hate to dear end is when a villain is about to kill the main character or another important character when all of the sudden they stop what they're doing when the smallest distractions occur. This happens a hell of a lot more than you'd expect, it's like as if the villain has ADHD all of the sudden, and they never follow up to what they were about to do. It's fine if there's an actual distraction, like if an alarm was just pulled or an explosion went off in the same room, but half the time it's the equivalent of hearing a breeze in the fucking woods. This cliche is super stupid, as even the most focused villains end up being distracted for almost no reason. This cliche is the equivalent of bullshit man's head.

[@TheMiwaro]

I feel like I can not be satisfied. On one hand, I appreciate the concise nature of this video; On the other, I desire a more drawn out, even redundant explanation of things.

[@MythicSuns]

the 360° shot can work in certain situations though, such as when the main character is surrounded by a bunch of people we didn’t see in the earlier shots, or to show that they’ve suddenly moved to another location. Basically if it’s not establishing anything it’s pointless.

[@jedi1josh]

What about when the bad guy wants to demonstrate his power by having someone with reason to kill him, shave him?

[@KabuTopsMX]

Emoji movie review please

[@shawarmageddonit]

I think he'd give that the same treatment as the new Ghostbusters movie.

[@ManinTidyWhities]

Anytime someone picks up a gun or aims, it makes a rattling sound.

[@NickJarno]

To be honest, I hate it when people get into the the theater while the trailers already started. You finally settled down and people come in shoving their phonelights in your face etc. Why can't you be on time? Tickets have a time on them, that's when the advertisments start, so at point you still have plenty of time to get you shit together. So be on TIME. Of course there are exceptions where there's still a line in front of the room and you can't help it, but 9 times out of 10 that isn't the case.

[@MrParkerman6]

Wrong, the start time is fir the movies, not the previews.

[@raoulmcwenna6499]

"If you have to shoot, shoot! Dont talk." Tuco from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

[@awesomeferret]

The worst ever by a longshot is the "boy sees a sexy girl and the video goes slomo and you get the cheesy love music" cliché. That NEVER happens in real life the way it happens in the movies.

[@Tadicuslegion78]

I don't know what you call this cliche but it's the, Person is trying to tell the truth about some person in authority and their best friend/partner whatever of many missions/years doesn't believe that the authority figure is the monster/villain whatever because the authority figure has money or just says some bs and the best friend takes idiot pills and instantly believes them.

[@kctechie]

The movie cliche that really ticks me off is when a guy or guys wear long ankle length slickers/trenchcoats, especially doing the slow walk. It's like a 10 year old boy's idea of what a cool guy looks like. It can be pulled off in a western sometimes but anything else and it just looks douchie to me. It feels like the same people that think wrestling is real probably had the idea to wear the slicker thinking it would look cool. If I see a dbag wearing a long leather trenchcoat/slicker trying to do a cool slow walk I can't stop the film fast enough.

[@bone_daddy7777]

"Head them off at the pass? I hate that cliché."

[@MelanCholy2001]

Another Die Hard "win" for #1 "wait to kill": Hans tries that and then flips the trope... "NO BULLETS!" (Die Hard MAY be one of the best movies ever? IDK)

[@dalalex_4298]

When i got to the comedic pause the video buffered but i didn't notice so i sat there for like 10 seconds and was like wow really emphasizing the pause here lol

[@XopheAdethri]

I have to call out that number one is just a general trope of fiction in any form of media. MegaMan is my go to example over the classic James Bond trope inference though

[@kingofarkansas2710]

What about the cliché you see in every martial arts movie the one man army cliché where one person beats up about 100 people by himself.

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

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