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I've noticed, especially in not too serious, grindhouse, or action comedies recently that someone with a revolver in a shoot out, or taunting the hiding good guy, is pulling off 8-10 shots before reloading his six-shot revolver.
In every political series or movie, the Republican is always the villain or conniving weasel. I guess nobody is supposed to notice this? It just gets old.
In every political series or movie, the Republican is always the villain or conniving weasel. I guess nobody is supposed to notice this? It just gets old.
What about "Primary Colors?" Or how about Michael Ritchie's "The Candidate?" In that film the villain turns out to be the Democrat candidate's own ambition.
I wasn't trying to bait stereotypes, it was more or less my understanding of the Indian roles in westerns rather than villains. Typically they are heroes, if only as a sidekick.
Any action movie involving train travel will at some point feature someone jumping from car to car on top of the train.
In any love story that begins with one of them already engaged to someone else, that someone else will always turn out to be wealthy, but insufferable, condescending, intolerant, smug...never likable.
And there is always an open parking space right where it is needed.
Cops never make it on time. They always makes it at the end when it's already over! And the fakest thing about it is, they just let the hero walk away like it's no big deal. Seriously? Buildings up in flames, bullets everywhere, dead bodies everywhere and cops have no idea who this guy walking towards them or walking past them and they just let him go? Try doing that in real life! You get shot!
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