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* ''Film/AustinPowers'': In ''The Spy Who Shagged Me'', two Austins bang into each other while each is trying to catch his mojo. Cue the Slow-Motion Mojo Drop.

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* ''Film/AustinPowers'': In ''The Spy Who Shagged Me'', ''Film/AustinPowersTheSpyWhoShaggedMe'', two Austins bang into each other while each is trying to catch his mojo. Cue the Slow-Motion Mojo Drop.
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* ''Film/AustinPowersTheSpyWhoShaggedMe'': Two Austins bang into each other while each is trying to catch his mojo. Cue the Slow Motion Mojo Drop.

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* ''Film/AustinPowersTheSpyWhoShaggedMe'': Two ''Film/AustinPowers'': In ''The Spy Who Shagged Me'', two Austins bang into each other while each is trying to catch his mojo. Cue the Slow Motion Slow-Motion Mojo Drop.

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Removing the The Great Gatsby 1974 example as gun's drop hasn't been slowed down. Also did a minor alphabetization correction; I may or may not come back to finish alphabetizing this page.


* Used in one scene of ''Film/{{Alien 3}}'' to almost [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerated]] level.



* Used in one scene of ''Film/{{Alien 3}}'' to almost [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerated]] level.
* In ''Film/TheGreatGatsby1974'', George's gun drops from his hand after his [[AteHisGun suicide]].
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A character receives some shocking news while holding a (usually breakable) object. [[DramaticDrop The news causes them to drop the object]], and we follow it in close up with the [[{{overcrank}} camera overcranked]] all the way to the floor.

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A character receives some shocking news while holding a (usually breakable) breakable and valuable) object. [[DramaticDrop The news causes them to drop the object]], and we follow it in close up with the [[{{overcrank}} camera overcranked]] (slow-motion shot) all the way to the floor.
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** Played straight to the point of parody in season 1, when Sylar attempts to telekinetically carve open Peter Petrelli's skull, and his PeekABangs fall to the ground with a disproportionately loud boom.

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** Played straight to the point of parody in season 1, when Sylar attempts to telekinetically carve open Peter Petrelli's skull, and his PeekABangs bangs fall to the ground with a disproportionately loud boom.
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* At the end of the final battle between D and Meier Link in ''LightNovel/VampireHunterD: Bloodlust'', Leila takes Charlotte's ring and tosses it at the floor. The camera follows it as it slowly, slooowly comes down, leaving a trail of after-images, interspersed with flashes of D and Meier Link fighting. When the ring bounces off the floor, the camera follows it up and down again. And it continues to follow as it rolls on its side and D picks it up on the edge of his sword.

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* At the end of the final battle between D and Meier Link in ''LightNovel/VampireHunterD: ''Literature/VampireHunterD: Bloodlust'', Leila takes Charlotte's ring and tosses it at the floor. The camera follows it as it slowly, slooowly comes down, leaving a trail of after-images, interspersed with flashes of D and Meier Link fighting. When the ring bounces off the floor, the camera follows it up and down again. And it continues to follow as it rolls on its side and D picks it up on the edge of his sword.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Ming drops a 4*Town sign which falls like this.
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* [[PlayedForLaughs]] in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool''. In one episode, Kuzco has an argument with Chaca and Tipo on who gets to live in the attic. Pacha and Chicha decide to settle this with a coin flip. When Pacha tosses it in the air, we see it very slowly fall and Chicha says "Next time, don't use the slow-motion coin."

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* [[PlayedForLaughs]] PlayedForLaughs in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool''. In one episode, Kuzco has an argument with Chaca and Tipo on who gets to live in the attic. Pacha and Chicha decide to settle this with a coin flip. When Pacha tosses it in the air, we see it very slowly fall and Chicha says "Next time, don't use the slow-motion coin."
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* PlayedWith in Season 4 of ''Series/StrangerThings''. As Joyce experiences blurred vision and [[DrugsCausingSlowMotion everything around her begins to move in slow-motion as a result of Yuri drugging her coffee]], she drops coffee cup in slow motion when the sedative overwhelms her.
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* ''Series/{{Awaken}}'': Jamie drops her cup and knocks her chair over when she regains some of her memories. Both fall in slow motion.
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* ''Animation/SimpleSamosa'': In "Misal Power", Samosa finds a key in the mayor's toilet tank but then lets go of it... right above the ''open'' toilet seat. The key slowly falls towards the toilet as the gang all look on with worried expressions, but then the mayor inhales the key through his straw, averting the crisis.
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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': In "Boss'stache", the Boss accidentally shaves off his mustache, leading to a slow-motion scene where he and Lamput react in shock and the Boss drops his razor, which falls slowly to the floor.
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For extra credit, finish the shot with a slow-motion shot of the object shattering, with synchronized slow motion sound effects. For extra extra credit, throw in a BigNo and/or an attempted DesperateObjectCatch while all of this is happening.

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For extra credit, finish the shot with a slow-motion shot of the object shattering, with synchronized slow motion sound effects. For extra extra credit, throw in a BigNo SlowNo and/or an attempted DesperateObjectCatch while all of this is happening.
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* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': In "Stardust City Rag", the scene slows down when Maddox drops the glassy which contains the drugged tranya and it smashes on to the table.

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* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': In "Stardust City Rag", the scene slows down when Maddox drops the glassy glass which contains the drugged tranya and it smashes on to the table.
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* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': In "Stardust City Rag", the scene slows down when Maddox drops the glass which contains the drugged tranya and it smashes on to the table.

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* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': In "Stardust City Rag", the scene slows down when Maddox drops the glass glassy which contains the drugged tranya and it smashes on to the table.



* [[Played for laughs]] in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool''. In one episode, Kuzco has an argument with Chaca and Tipo on who gets to live in the attic. Pacha and Chicha decide to settle this with a coin flip. When Pacha tosses it in the air, we see it very slowly fall and Chicha says "Next time, don't use the slow-motion coin."

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* [[Played for laughs]] [[PlayedForLaughs]] in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool''. In one episode, Kuzco has an argument with Chaca and Tipo on who gets to live in the attic. Pacha and Chicha decide to settle this with a coin flip. When Pacha tosses it in the air, we see it very slowly fall and Chicha says "Next time, don't use the slow-motion coin."

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* ''Series/{{Heroes}}''.

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* ''Series/{{Heroes}}''. ''Series/{{Heroes}}'':



* The pilot of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'' has [[LightningBruiser Eliot]] beat the everloving crap out of four armed goons in less time than it takes Hardison to drop a duffel bag, in slo-mo, to the floor.
* When Creator/KevinSpacey hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' a second time, he did a skit parodying his movie ''Film/TheUsualSuspects''. In it Andy Samburg tells Kevin an elaborate story about why he couldn't make it to a rehearsal. Kevin believes but after Andy leaves, Kevin drops his mug in slo-mo just like Chazz Palmenteri did in the movie and he notices that everything in his dressing room was a part of Samburg's story.
* ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', In Season 3 Episode 2 of Sherlock, "The Sign of Three", Sherlock is the best man at John Watson's wedding. He talks about an unsolved murder of a Royal Guard that was killed in a locked shower stall with no weapon found. At the end of his speech Sherlock remembers something he heard while investigating the case and drops a wine glass in slow-mo [[spoiler:when he realizes that the killer is at the wedding and must be in the room.]]



* ''Series/StarTrekPicard'': In "Stardust City Rag", the scene slows down when Maddox drops the glass which contains the drugged tranya and it smashes on to the table.



* When Creator/KevinSpacey hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' a second time, he did a skit parodying his movie ''Film/TheUsualSuspects''. In it Andy Samburg tells Kevin an elaborate story about why he couldn't make it to a rehearsal. Kevin believes but after Andy leaves, Kevin drops his mug in slo-mo just like Chazz Palmenteri did in the movie and he notices that everything in his dressing room was a part of Samburg's story.
* The pilot of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'' has [[LightningBruiser Eliot]] beat the everloving crap out of four armed goons in less time than it takes Hardison to drop a duffel bag, in slo-mo, to the floor.
* ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', In Season 3 Episode 2 of Sherlock, "The Sign of Three", Sherlock is the best man at John Watson's wedding. He talks about an unsolved murder of a Royal Guard that was killed in a locked shower stall with no weapon found. At the end of his speech Sherlock remembers something he heard while investigating the case and drops a wine glass in slow-mo [[spoiler:when he realizes that the killer is at the wedding and must be in the room.]]
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* In ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings: The Return of the King'', Aragorn has a dream about Arwen dying and him dropping the Evenstar (which seems to represent Arwen's immortality), which breaks. In a much later scene in the Extended Edition, Aragorn looks into the Palantír to face Sauron, and he shows him the same scene of Arwen dying, to which he freaks out and steps back, dropping the Evenstar just as he had seen in the dream.

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* In ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings: The Return of the King'', ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheReturnOfTheKing'', Aragorn has a dream about Arwen dying and him dropping the Evenstar (which seems to represent Arwen's immortality), which breaks. In a much later scene in the Extended Edition, Aragorn looks into the Palantír to face Sauron, and he shows him the same scene of Arwen dying, to which he freaks out and steps back, dropping the Evenstar just as he had seen in the dream.
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* [[Played for laughs]] in ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewSchool''. In one episode, Kuzco has an argument with Chaca and Tipo on who gets to live in the attic. Pacha and Chicha decide to settle this with a coin flip. When Pacha tosses it in the air, we see it very slowly fall and Chicha says "Next time, don't use the slow-motion coin."
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* ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', In Season 3 Episode 2 of Sherlock, "The Sign of Three", Sherlock is the best man at John Watson's wedding. He talks about an unsolved murder of a Royal Guard that was killed in a locked shower stall with no weapon found. At the end of his speech Sherlock remembers something he heard while investigating the case and drops a wine glass in slow-mo[[spoiler:when he realized that the killer was at the wedding.]]

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* ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', In Season 3 Episode 2 of Sherlock, "The Sign of Three", Sherlock is the best man at John Watson's wedding. He talks about an unsolved murder of a Royal Guard that was killed in a locked shower stall with no weapon found. At the end of his speech Sherlock remembers something he heard while investigating the case and drops a wine glass in slow-mo[[spoiler:when slow-mo [[spoiler:when he realized realizes that the killer was is at the wedding.wedding and must be in the room.]]
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* ''{{Frequency}}'' had this, with both a glass at a bar mirroring his father sliding out to the ocean with the kid he was rescuing.

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* ''{{Frequency}}'' ''Film/{{Frequency}}'' had this, with both a glass at a bar mirroring his father sliding out to the ocean with the kid he was rescuing.
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* ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', In Season 3 Episode 2 of Sherlock, "The Sign of Three", Sherlock is the best man at John Watson's wedding. He talks about an unsolved murder of a Royal Guard that was killed in a locked shower stall with no weapon found. At the end of his speech Sherlock remembers something he heard while investigating the case and drops a wine glass in slow-mo[[spoiler:when he realized that the killer was at the wedding.]]
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** We actually see it happen three times in as many episodes. Once as a FlashForward, with the camera focusing on [[spoiler: Delenn]] and a woman's voice off-screen saying "Hello." Then we see it again when it actually happens, again without knowing why [[spoiler: Delenn]] was so shocked. Then in the next episode, they show that clip again as a PreviouslyOn, but then this time finally provide the full context. Viewers had to wait half a season to find out why that damn snow globe was dropped. [[note]]Though some astute viewers were able to guess, due to Creator/JMichaelStraczynski dropping a very subtle hint.[[/note]]
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* ''FushigiYuugi'' also has a [[TearJerker tear-jerking]] example, when Tamahome [[spoiler:visits his house, only to see that his entire family had been brutally murdered. He drops the ball he had bought for his little sister Yuiren, who is shown to be barely alive when the ball bounces to her fingers.]]

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* ''FushigiYuugi'' also ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'' has a [[TearJerker tear-jerking]] example, when Tamahome [[spoiler:visits his house, only to see that his entire family had been brutally murdered. He drops the ball he had bought for his little sister Yuiren, who is shown to be barely alive when the ball bounces to her fingers.]]

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