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* In ''WebVideo/AngelHare'', this occurs at the end of Season 2's second Bonus Case (which takes place in [[spoiler:''Wylde Hare'']], a show which is being played on a film projector).
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* In ''WebVideo/AngelHare'', this occurs at the end of Season 2's second Bonus Case (which takes place in [[spoiler:''Wylde Hare'']], a show which is being played on a film projector).
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* ''Film/TheDeathKiss'': An actor has been murdered on camera, as he was acting while shooting a film. The cast, and crew, and cops all assemble to watch the footage--which melts on the screen. The killer knocked out the projectionist and left a lit cigarette in the projector box in order to set the film on fire.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': In "At the Movies", the babies' shenanigans in the Westside Octoplex cinema's projection room leads to the ''Dummi Bears: The Land Without Smiles'' film getting caught in it's projector and burning right at an important plot point. Worthy of note are the [[WackySoundEffect wacky bubble-like noises]] the film's soundtrack makes as it melts.
-->'''Squeaky Bear''': I know you're all wondering if [[LittlestCancerPatient little Shauna]] is going to pull through... ''(the others look aghast)'' Oh well... ''(warps a bit)'' [[TheUnreveal lookslikelittleShauna]], uh... ''(makes bubbling noises)''
-->'''Squeaky Bear''': I know you're all wondering if [[LittlestCancerPatient little Shauna]] is going to pull through... ''(the others look aghast)'' Oh well... ''(warps a bit)'' [[TheUnreveal lookslikelittleShauna]], uh... ''(makes bubbling noises)''
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Film/{{Head}}'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or this accidentally happened and became a ThrowItIn moment.
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Film/{{Head}}'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes stabilizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or this accidentally happened and became a ThrowItIn moment.
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* ''Film/{{Persona|1966}}'' directed by Creator/IngmarBergman might be the TropeMaker here (or, at least, the TropeCodifier).
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* ''Film/MysteryScienceTheater3000TheMovie'': Dr. Forrester accidentally does this to ''This Island Earth''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'' begins with the Dreamworks Animation title melting away, revealing the real film beneath. Especially effective on 3-D.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'' begins with the Dreamworks Animation title melting away, revealing the real film beneath. Especially effective on 3-D.
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* ''Series/ViennaBlood'': InUniverse. The film that everyone is watching in 1908 Vienna in "Death Is a Welcome Guest" melts, because the projectionist got distracted by Ida Rego collapsing and dying in the middle of the theater, and stopped turning the crank. But it's also symbolic as Ida was the star of the movie and it's her face melting on the screen as she dies on the theater floor below.
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* Ultravox's "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes" video ends with the family's HappierHomeMovie film melting, presumably due to nuclear radiation.
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* Ultravox's The music video for Music/{{Ultravox}}'s [[Music/{{Lament}} "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes" video Eyes"]] ends with the family's HappierHomeMovie film melting, presumably due to nuclear radiation.
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See BornInTheTheatre for a broader trope dependent on the idea that one is watching film in a theater.
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theater. Compare OldTimeyCinemaCountdown.
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* WebVideo/FreshyKanal's "Mr. Bean vs. Charlie Chaplin" is partly presented as an old film being played in a theatre and ends with the film melting after the ending credits.
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Sometimes, films can catch you off guard. And one way to do that is to make it look like the film has melted from the projector. This doesn't just happen in the films, this can happen on television, cartoons, heck, even webtoons! Just don't expect to be caught off guard if it's in a video or cartoon on the internet.
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Sometimes, films can catch you off guard. And one way to do that is to make it look like the film has got stuck and melted from being held still over the projector.heated projector bulb for too long. This doesn't just happen in the films, this can happen on television, cartoons, heck, even webtoons! Just don't expect to be caught off guard if it's in a video or cartoon on the internet.
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* Used in the music video for "Can't Feel My Face" by Music/TheWeeknd. Abel is [[ManOnFire set on fire]] on stage during the final moments of the video, and when he leaves the bar where he was performing, still in flames, the video ends with the film itself burning too.
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* Happens on ''Film/Gremlins2TheNewBatch'', when the Gremlins appear to [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou take over the theater projector]].
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* Happens on ''Film/Gremlins2TheNewBatch'', when the Gremlins appear to [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou take over the theater projector]]. On the home video version, the VHS glitches out instead.
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Film/{{Head}}'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or it was unexpected.
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Film/{{Head}}'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or it was unexpected.this accidentally happened and became a ThrowItIn moment.
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Head'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or it was unexpected.
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* At the end of the 1968 Monkees film ''Head'', ''Film/{{Head}}'', a grand and beautiful version of the Columbia Pictures torch lady fades in. As the ending orchestral theme blasts on, the film begins to flutter increasingly on the logo, wriggles around and slides wildly until it stablizes again; to a complete jammed stop it seems as the film begins to melt away to the top-left corner upon a background of flames, and is only just a little black shrivel when the lens finally shuts. It is not known whether this was intentionally done to end the movie on a distinctive note, or it was unexpected.
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* ''Film/Persona1966'' directed by Creator/IngmarBergman might be the TropeMaker here (or, at least, the TropeCodifier).
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* Dr. Forrester accidentally does this to ''This Island Earth'' in TheMovie of ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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* Happens during the reel changes in ''Film/PlanetTerror.''
* The 1966 film ''Film/{{Persona 1966}}'' directed by Creator/IngmarBergman might be the TropeMaker here (or, at least, the TropeCodifier).
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* In MidnightMovie, the effect is used in universe in a chilling way. [[spoiler: None of the scenes straight after it happens are from the film they're watching.]]
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* Happened on ''Series/{{Mash}}'' during a film night, when they were trying to watch ''Film/MyDarlingClementine''. They had a sing-along and impression contest while Klinger tried to fix it.
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* Happened on ''Series/{{Mash}}'' during ''Series/{{MASH}}'': InUniverse, while the characters are having a film night, when night (they're watching ''Film/MyDarlingClementine''), the projector jams up and Klinger has to fix it. To keep themselves entertained while waiting for him, they were trying to watch ''Film/MyDarlingClementine''. They had have a sing-along and impression contest while Klinger tried to fix it.
impressions contest.
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* The 1966 film ''Film/{{Persona}}'' directed by Creator/IngmarBergman might be the TropeMaker here (or, at least, the TropeCodifier).
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