freak2thec0re wrote:I liked the way in Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang they took that cliche and twisted it . . .
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how he opened his shirt to reveal the book . . . then realized the bullet went right through the book
Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:A Scriptwriting teacher told me that a cliche is a cliche for a bloody good reason, you know? 'Cos it's message is true, btu so important and profound that it gets repeated over and over again.
You gotta breathe new life into it, present it in another way, attack it in a more edgy way, and obviously make it more profound.
minstrel wrote:I also hate it when someone is going out to do something dangerous, and someone else being left behind says "Hey!" and the guy leaving turns around, and the speaker just says "Be careful." Then the guy leaves.
Ugh.
Monkeybrains wrote:In a fight, it always sounds like two pieces of wood smashing together instead of a fist in a guys face.
The Garbage Man wrote:Monkeybrains wrote:In a fight, it always sounds like two pieces of wood smashing together instead of a fist in a guys face.
Agreed. There seems to be a preponderance of poor foley work these days.
ONeillSG1 wrote:One I noticed was a fight where guns are involved and once the two combatants reach a close quarters, they pull the trigger at a close range and both of their magazines are empty. Perfect example is the Matrix during the Neo/Smith Subway Station fight.
Ribbons wrote:A pretty good(?) example is the fight between the Thing and Dr. Doom in Fantastic Four (2005). The punches sounded exactly like that stereotypical noise, that "wood smashing" thing, that you mentioned.
RockyDennis wrote:Just once I want to see an action movie where the main charactor in the stressful moment knows how to defuse a bomb.
Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:I actually wanted the machines to win that battle, not the humans.
Is that wrong?
thomasgaffney wrote:Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:I actually wanted the machines to win that battle, not the humans.
Is that wrong?
Kirk, everything you say and do is wrong on some level.
Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:I actually wanted the machines to win that battle, not the humans.
Is that wrong?
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