Movie Cliches You Hate or Find Annoying

I hate most romance movies when the break-up happens in the rain... or the guy finds the girl again... and it's raining and he's standing in the rain... It's happened to me in real life, but I doubt it happens that often and to everyone.

What are your pet peeves... My best friend hates the "main-character survives" in action movies.

How about you?

I hate when lovers get back together in the rain. Its just too perfect! It annoys me.

Excessive foreshadowing. duxup

I don't dislike cliches, if they're used correctly any cliche is fine.

When generic badasses slowly walk away towards the camera from an explosion.enterawesome

[QUOTE="duxup"]Excessive foreshadowing. super_mario_128

When the huge brested, blond haired woman runs UP the stairs, trying to get AWAY from the killer.

[QUOTE="enterawesome"]When generic badasses slowly walk away towards the camera from an explosion.rangegear

[QUOTE="duxup"]Excessive foreshadowing. super_mario_128

Watch the first part of Aliens vs Predator.

"They call it Hunters Moon"

*Images of Alien and Predator fighting*

It is like really? The damn movie is called Alien VS Predator, of course an Alien and Predator are going to show up and fight.

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"][QUOTE="duxup"]Excessive foreshadowing. duxup

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[QUOTE="enterawesome"]When generic badasses slowly walk away towards the camera from an explosion.enterawesome

I wouldn't really call this a cliché, but: I don't like when the protagonist dies and it adds nothing to the plot. The writers couldn't think of a good ending so they just kill off the main character. Sometimes the protagonist dying works; but it usually infuriates me. I hate lazy writing. :x

And when they make a movie based on a book, and completely change the plot. :|

I hate when lovers get back together in the rain. Its just too perfect! It annoys me.

ramboturd72

I will add a person getting killed why watching the other main characters get upset and angry in slow motion with cliche'd music, as seen in this scene.

How come when in movies where the hero is trying to stop/get to the master villain, why does it always seem when they finally reach that bad guy at some point, the villain always has his back turned at the hero and is in the shadows before he starts to monologue?Nerd_Man

Ha, very true. Another thing in this kind of area is when the villain is stood over the hero, with a gun to his head or something, lecturing him.

Guy kneels over his dead loved one, looks to the sky (often in the rain) and screams, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

The one religious dude (or group) in the movie consists entirely of fundamentalist nutjobs that inevitably support (or become) the antagonist(s) out of sheer extremism.

I hate it when they feel they have to add a love story to an action movie. It almost always feels forced and tacked on as an afterthought.

I will add a person getting killed why watching the other main characters get upset and angry in slow motion with cliche'd music, as seen in this scene.

DarkGamer007

I didn't read the books but was wondering why everyone just watched him die... like couldn't they help?

I hate it when they feel they have to add a love story to an action movie. It almost always feels forced and tacked on as an afterthought.

D_Battery

Point Break did this... I was like... DO YOUR JOB, SAVE THE PEOPLE!!!

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I will add a person getting killed why watching the other main characters get upset and angry in slow motion with cliche'd music, as seen in this scene.

AtlanticRock

I didn't read the books but was wondering why everyone just watched him die... like couldn't they help?

It happened too quickly. In the story, if you get hit by that particular curse, you die instantly.

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I will add a person getting killed why watching the other main characters get upset and angry in slow motion with cliche'd music, as seen in this scene.

Theokhoth

I didn't read the books but was wondering why everyone just watched him die... like couldn't they help?

It happened too quickly. In the story, if you get hit by that particular curse, you die instantly.

I seen part 6 (Half Blood Prince) last month, I thought it was bad... since you read the books, what you thought of it? I enjoyed Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and Goblet.

Everything that the movie "Legion" is about. :lol:

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I didn't read the books but was wondering why everyone just watched him die... like couldn't they help?

AtlanticRock

It happened too quickly. In the story, if you get hit by that particular curse, you die instantly.

I seen part 6 (Half Blood Prince) last month, I thought it was bad... since you read the books, what you thought of it? I enjoyed Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and Goblet.

Just curious why you picked those certain ones? I've liked them all but as i recall those were the ones that had the most CG and effects in them.

When generic badasses slowly walk away towards the camera from an explosion.enterawesome

This is at the top of my most hated movie cheese moments.

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It happened too quickly. In the story, if you get hit by that particular curse, you die instantly.

Oakfront

I seen part 6 (Half Blood Prince) last month, I thought it was bad... since you read the books, what you thought of it? I enjoyed Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and Goblet.

Just curious why you picked those certain ones? I've liked them all but as i recall those were the ones that had the most CG and effects in them.

thats probably why... lol. I like visuals but a good story is also very important to me, but the Half Blood Prince was boring IMHO, it's like I wanted to care about what was going on... but it kept dragging and the relationship side-story with Ron was getting me angry

Overly drawn out endings

Overly drawn out endings

georgestone

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King or Matrix Revolutions?

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I seen part 6 (Half Blood Prince) last month, I thought it was bad... since you read the books, what you thought of it? I enjoyed Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and Goblet.

AtlanticRock

Just curious why you picked those certain ones? I've liked them all but as i recall those were the ones that had the most CG and effects in them.

thats probably why... lol. I like visuals but a good story is also very important to me, but the Half Blood Prince was boring IMHO, it's like I wanted to care about what was going on... but it kept dragging and the relationship side-story with Ron was getting me angry

:P. As i stated i like them all, but I can see where your coming from though.

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Overly drawn out endings

AtlanticRock

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King

Horror movie revolving around stupid teens

So HATE it :x

Movie that show many points of view of what happened. *cough* Vantage Point *cough*

It get very repetitive and annoying.

Oh and movies that have really long open credits like all the Spiderman movies.

when the good guys always win.

Movie that show many points of view of what happened. *cough* Vantage Point *cough*hedden93

When amazingly a event happens at a percific time happens where it should not really happen anyway.shadowkiller11

Plot device!

When a hero takes out twenty or so guys without getting hurt.

[QUOTE="shadowkiller11"]When amazingly a event happens at a percific time happens where it should not really happen anyway.Theokhoth

Plot device!

like this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJbJRXTEx9c

When the huge brested, blond haired woman runs UP the stairs, trying to get AWAY from the killer.

Oakfront

wwhy would anyone hate that?

In most if not all action movies bad guy is after x item and the goodguys have to stop bad guys before y event happens.

In horror movies like halloween the killer walks about 1 or 2 mph and catches up to the running victem.

In horror movies the victim ALWAYS does something stupid to get themselves killed