>character in a movie falls over/gets knocked out/incapacitated
>camera changes to first person blurry perspective when they wake up after an unspecified time
Overused gimmicks you hate in tv/film
Kayden Miller
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Oliver Diaz
>character screams crying after someone dies but the audio is silent, replaced with dramatic score, slow-motion
Nathan Lewis
>enemy has ice powers
>"ICE TO MEET YOU"
Juan Adams
>debris/object passes right in front of camera lens in slo mo
>WUB WUB WUB
Alexander Gomez
Nobody says hello/goodbye when using the telephone.
Julian Clark
fucking kek
Charles Williams
>character goes through something sad
>calls someone who's off screen and says "it's me" to build suspense over who they called
Nolan Sanders
>Character gets impaled
>"Stick around"
Owen Kelly
slo-mo in action fight scenes. Matrix was over 20 years ago, we can let it go now.
loud 70's/80's happy music over fight/action scenes. It worked in Guardians of the Galaxy, but is getting completely overused now.
Sebastian Cox
>character in a movie is played by paul dano
>its classic
Isaiah Johnson
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Or this with everything muted and some anarchist revolution is on the background
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Ayden Nelson
>No one ever locks the car
>Not even with the beeper thing
Caleb Rogers
>character thinks he’s being watched
>turns around
>bus or car passes and the guy watching or following him suddenly disappears
Luis Hall
Daniel Rivera
>white woman gets fucked by a black male
James Taylor
You're not gonna like the next decade of Hollywood movies
Liam King
Feet.
Nathaniel Turner
I don't. I hate when people call me for shit they could've texted or waited to say in person. I hang up on them once they've given me the information.
Samuel Sullivan
>good guy always wins
Matthew Jackson
>rape isn't funny
Easton Foster
>someone throws a grenade into a big monster's mouth to kill it
Ryan Evans
>Smart Character figures something out
>Says a random word
>"What?"
>Proceds to explain
Jonathan Russell
>somebody pulls off the monster's horn to kill it, because the horn, the horn, the horn is his life
Brody Cooper
>character is black
>he's smart
Dominic Jones
I can't find an example but
>evil character is revealing their dastardly plan
>the camera is positioned from their chest looking up
Hudson Gray
>giant monster has the strength to crush through walls
>proceeds to pick up protagonist and instead of ripping him in half he throws him across the room and the protagonist does not die instantly
Christian Nelson
lol
Bentley Thompson
reminds of the sherlock pasta
Mason Ortiz
>scene is supposed to be sad
>it's actually funny
Ryder Jenkins
>fight to the death
>no on ever fights dirty and aims for the balls
Justin Phillips
That's what getting knocked out feels like after waking up
Jaxson Kelly
>character looking for advice
>"so I have this friend who....."