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* Any of the more drawn out transformation sequences in the ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' films. They spent millions of dollars figuring out how all the machinery under the surface fitted together, dammit, and the audience was sure as hell going to hear about it.
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* Any of the more drawn out transformation sequences in the ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' ''Film/{{Transformers|FilmSeries}}'' films. They spent millions of dollars figuring out how all the machinery under the surface fitted together, dammit, and the audience was sure as hell going to hear about it.
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* Occurs in ''Film/ForrestGump'' and any number of numerous sequences where somebody has to reassemble a rifle or gun in several pieces and for every motion you get two click or clack noises. The audience will often never get to see this because the actor can only do it while looking like your bumbling uncle making an IKEA cabinet so we'll get it all happening just to the bottom of the screen while we hear all the KineticClicking.
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* LockAndLoad: Going through an often noisy proper-use routine to show that character does know how to use a gun.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** The devices take this UpToEleven when they begin transforming into more complex weapons and reverting back.
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** The devices take this UpToEleven exaggerate this, when they begin transforming into more complex weapons and reverting back.
