Movie Cliches That You Like

[Max J Power]

Badass characters in action movies and westerns who speak primarily in clever quips.

 

[Octoberist]

I like it when the villain is an ex-friend/partner/relative of the main character.

So the villain is always addressing the hero as "old friend" or "brother".

 

[xwolverine2]

megan fox...

lol.. but she's dwindling for me now

 

[thejon93]

megan fox...

lol.. but she's dwindling for me now

Are they releasing a doll of her sometime soon? 'Cause about 50% of what I hear about 'Transformers 2' all has to do with Megan Fox. Damn, man. She mind as well'd be a ----in' prop.

 

[Episode29]

Are they releasing a doll of her sometime soon? 'Cause about 50% of what I hear about 'Transformers 2' all has to do with Megan Fox. Damn, man. She mind as well'd be a ----in' prop.

Did you see the Transformer 2 trailer? If ever there was a glorified prop, it's her.

 

[Gilpesh]

I love when the lead picks up his now dead loved one and begins to cry and screams into the air. Well, I hate and love it.

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[thejon93]

Did you see the Transformer 2 trailer? If ever there was a glorified prop, it's her.

Haha, well... I was trying to wheel my way into saying that completely... But I changed my mind last minute

Anyhow, yet another favourite of mine would have to be the: "Romanic Comedy" cliche. Why is this? Mainly this is because if I see one that I like with characters that I like, at least you know that they're going to end up living happily ever after, you know? '40 Year-Old Virgin' is the prime-example, for me personally.

 

[Symbiotic]

One that immeadiately comes to mind is the classic "good guy makes entrance by crashing through the window" routine. I love that.

 

[protocida]

X-men Origins: Wolverine did had a lot of cliches.

 

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[protocida]

I Like the classic "I tough you we're dead"/"Quirky remark".

 

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[thejon93]

...Holy ----... Sorry to say, but nice job spoiling this thread, mate

 

[Mutagen]

Inner monologues. Most of the time anyways. To show a deeper point of view of the character, hero or villain. It draws me into their world.

Examples:

• Casino
• Sin City
• Daredevil
• ect.

 

[EdRyder]

I like it when the villain is an ex-friend/partner/relative of the main character.

So the villain is always addressing the hero as "old friend" or "brother".

I like that too.
One cliché Ive always loved is the "convert you to good" moment/speech. Picard was notorious for this.Sometimes it worked sometimes not.He tried it in Generations,no dice. Insurrection it worked, Nemesis, no dice.
But I always dig it.

 

[protocida]

...Holy ----... Sorry to say, but nice job spoiling this thread, mate

Never been my intention. I believe it's all fixed.

 

[dude stannis]

The one liner before the villain dies.

 

[redhawk23]

I don't know if this is a cliche that I love or hate,but when person in a movie says:
" come on nuthin's gonna happen" then something happens.
"What could possibly go wrong" then something goes wrong.
"Ive got a bad feeling about this" and something bad happens

Or someone gives a impelling speech only to be killed right after or during it.
I too am a sucker for fights in the rain as well.

i tend to agree with you on that one, although i love in hellboy one whene hes like how big can it be? and then he gets grabbed by the squid, i don't know i always loved that ever since i first saw the trailer durring superbowl 04