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* On the album cover ''Desire, I Want To Turn Into You'' by Music/CarolinePolachek, there's a crude drawing of an angel on the ceiling of the train that Caroline is crawling through, in reference to the song on the album titled "Crude Drawing of an Angel."
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* ''Music/PaulsBoutique'' by Music/TheBeastieBoys has as its cover a picture of some shops on the street, one of which has a sign that says "Paul's Boutique".
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* ''Music/PaulsBoutique'' by Music/TheBeastieBoys Music/BeastieBoys has as its cover a picture of some shops on the street, one of which has a sign that says "Paul's Boutique".
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* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'':
** "[[Recap/CSINYS08E03 Cavallino Rampante]]": The title is Italian for "prancing horse" or "rearing horse" and refers to Ferrari's emblem which is shown on several stolen vehicles.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS09E13 Nine Thirteen]]": The street number of the building where the victim-of-the-week is found, 913, is shown attached to its facade as team members discuss some other odd things which have occurred at that location.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS08E03 Cavallino Rampante]]": The title is Italian for "prancing horse" or "rearing horse" and refers to Ferrari's emblem which is shown on several stolen vehicles.
** "[[Recap/CSINYS09E13 Nine Thirteen]]": The street number of the building where the victim-of-the-week is found, 913, is shown attached to its facade as team members discuss some other odd things which have occurred at that location.
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* ''Series/MrRobot'' is also the name of an in-universe computer repair shop. For added emphasis, the shop’s logo is set in the same font as the title card. The character [[InSeriesNickname nicknamed]] [[CharacterTitle Mr. Robot]] always wears a jacket with the logo.
** In season 1, episode 9, the repair shop’s signage is actually used ''as'' the title card: the camera pans to make the sign fill the frame, and the usual "Created by Sam Esmail" note pops up under it.
** In season 1, episode 9, the repair shop’s signage is actually used ''as'' the title card: the camera pans to make the sign fill the frame, and the usual "Created by Sam Esmail" note pops up under it.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'': The opening sequence (which is also played in Mission 1) ends with the camera slowly panning over the "Devil May Cry" neon sign on Nico's van along with a small number "5" on the upper-right corner. After a few seconds, the screen transitions into the stylized title art for ''Devil May Cry 5''.
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* ''Film/AllTheBeautyAndTheBloodshed'': Comes near the end, when the camera catches a report written by one of the psychiatrists who treated Barbara Goldin, and how Barbara discussed "all the beauty and the bloodshed" when she was looking at a Rorshach inkblot.
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* In ''Film/BirdBox'' at the end of the movie they show that Mallory carries a box of birds so she can know when the monsters, creatures or mysterious force that causes suicides is near.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', the title is physically present in the TitleSequence as big red block letters. Mei leans on it causing the title to fall down and creating the StealthPun of a literal TitleDrop.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', the title is physically present in the TitleSequence as big red block letters. Mei leans on it causing the title to fall down and creating the StealthPun of a literal TitleDrop.
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''Fanfic/RemnantInferisDOOM'': What happens in the chapter ''Kneecapped With A High-Powered Energy Pistol''? The Slayer kneecaps Adam Taurus with his high-powered energy pistol.
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* ''Fanfic/RemnantInferisDOOM'': What happens in the chapter ''Kneecapped With A High-Powered Energy Pistol''? The Slayer kneecaps Adam Taurus with his high-powered energy pistol.
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* ''Series/TheXFiles'' episode "Home" begins (after a cold open) with a shot of home plate on an impromptu baseball field, followed by the LocationTitle: Home, Pennsylvania.
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* ''Webcomic/TheMakeupRemover'': In the final challenge of ''Face Off Cinderella'', Yeseul and Heewon's performances have to feature a product from the Cinderella line. They both use clear face cleansing wipes, also known as makeup remover.
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* After the story of Sparda, the first ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' starts with a blonde girl falling from the sky at night and later walking into "Devil May Cry", the devil-hunting company of Dante, in the only shining sign of the town with that name (which is also the logo of the game).
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* After the narrator tells the story of Sparda, the first ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry1'' starts with a blonde girl falling from the sky at night and later walking into "Devil May Cry", the devil-hunting company of Dante, in the only shining sign of the town with that name (which is also the logo of the game).
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Subtrope of TitleDrop. May overlap with FinaleTitleDrop. See also DiegeticInterface, JustifiedTitle, InSceneTitleText and VisualPun. Super-trope to SelfReferentialTrackPlacement. See also MetafictionalTitle.
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Subtrope of TitleDrop. May overlap with FinaleTitleDrop. See also DiegeticInterface, JustifiedTitle, InSceneTitleText InSceneTitleText, MetafictionalTitle, and VisualPun. Super-trope to SelfReferentialTrackPlacement. See also MetafictionalTitle.\n
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Subtrope of TitleDrop. May overlap with FinaleTitleDrop. See also DiegeticInterface, JustifiedTitle, InSceneTitleText and VisualPun. Super-trope to SelfReferentialTrackPlacement.
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Subtrope of TitleDrop. May overlap with FinaleTitleDrop. See also DiegeticInterface, JustifiedTitle, InSceneTitleText and VisualPun. Super-trope to SelfReferentialTrackPlacement.
SelfReferentialTrackPlacement. See also MetafictionalTitle.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnightRises'' ends with Blake discovering the Batcave and stepping on a rising platform, which fits if the impllication is that Robin will become the new Batman.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnightRises'' ends with Blake discovering the Batcave and stepping on a rising platform, which fits if the impllication implication is that Robin will become the new Batman.
* The penultimate scene of ''Film/LayerCake'' is the main character having dinner with his friends and deciding he doesn't want to be part of organized crime anymore. Guess what they're eating.
* ''Series/RussianDoll'' has at a certain point Nadia finding a Russian nesting doll in Ruth's home.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' has a gameplay one in the form of the Skyward Strike. When executing this move, Link will StabTheSky and charge up power into his sword, allowing him to launch up {{Sword Beam}}s and other techniques. It's also in the Box art for the game.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' has a gameplay one in the form of the Skyward Strike. When executing this move, Link will StabTheSky and charge up power into his sword, allowing him to launch up {{Sword Beam}}s and other techniques. It's also in the Box box art for the game.
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* ''Film/TheHarderTheyFall1956'': Ends with Eddie the sportswriter sitting at his typewriter and starting to write his expose on corrupt boxing, titled "THE HARDER THEY FALL".
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* ''Series/{{Sandglass}}'': President Yoon, a a very shady, mobbed-up casino owner and father to female lead Yoon Hye-rin, keeps an hourglass ("sandglass") on his desk. He tends to flip it around when he is in a contemplative mood, or when giving orders.
