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Old 07-27-2021, 04:31 AM   #1
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Default Movie cliches with no basis in fact

Name omnipresent movie clichés which don't really hold up to historical scrutiny, like...

The Black Guy Always Dies First

People like to claim this is some deep-set cliché in horror and action movies, yet...how many movies really kill off the black guy first? Sure, there are SOME examples, but that's just the law of averages speaking.

Film Noir Soundtracks Are Jazzy

Any time a movie is a knowing throwback to/parody of film noir or detective movies from the 1940s, the soundtrack is always awash in lush, raspy sax/trumpet solos (especially when an alluring femme fatale is present), and yet when you watch an actual noir movie from the decade, the scores never sound like this. Actual noir soundtracks were full of terse, dark chords and phrases, yet almost never sounded romantic or jazzy.
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