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* Eric Draven, in the big shootout in the club towards the end of ''Film/TheCrow'': "You're all going to die." He says it so calmly and quietly, he probably wasn't even heard over the thumping music.
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* Eric Draven, in the big shootout in the club towards the end of ''Film/TheCrow'': ''Film/TheCrow1994'': "You're all going to die." He says it so calmly and quietly, he probably wasn't even heard over the thumping music.
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* Franchise/MonsterVerse:
** ''Film/KongSkullIsland'': When [[Characters/MonsterVerseSkullIslandExpedition Lieutenant Colonel Preston Packard]] is informed that several of his men have died to Kong's attack, Packard turns around, breathes deeply, then calmly demands to know where [[ManipulativeBastard Randa]] is. Upon finding Randa, Packard makes some friendly small talk with him, then he pulls a gun on Randa and calmly tells him flat-out that he's either going to explain everything or Packard's going to put a bullet in his head.
** ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'': After Maia Simmons threatens [[Characters/MonsterVerseKingKong Kong]]'s young human charge Jia in the HollowEarth, Kong, upon grabbing her HEAV, doesn't roar or rage at her. He simply glares into the HEAV at her with a GiantEyeOfDoom, inducing a very justified OhCrap in her, before he calmly crushes the HEAV and everyone inside it in his hand with a relatively calm scowl of contempt on his face.
** ''Film/KongSkullIsland'': When [[Characters/MonsterVerseSkullIslandExpedition Lieutenant Colonel Preston Packard]] is informed that several of his men have died to Kong's attack, Packard turns around, breathes deeply, then calmly demands to know where [[ManipulativeBastard Randa]] is. Upon finding Randa, Packard makes some friendly small talk with him, then he pulls a gun on Randa and calmly tells him flat-out that he's either going to explain everything or Packard's going to put a bullet in his head.
** ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'': After Maia Simmons threatens [[Characters/MonsterVerseKingKong Kong]]'s young human charge Jia in the HollowEarth, Kong, upon grabbing her HEAV, doesn't roar or rage at her. He simply glares into the HEAV at her with a GiantEyeOfDoom, inducing a very justified OhCrap in her, before he calmly crushes the HEAV and everyone inside it in his hand with a relatively calm scowl of contempt on his face.
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** At the climax of ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', [[spoiler:Bruce Banner reveals that "Tranquil Fury" is his ''normal'' resting state and he can turn into The Hulk at a second's notice, with no drawn-out transformation sequence required. This seems to imply that his out-of-control transformations are reserved for when he's ''[[UnstoppableRage really]]'' mad (which, although it had happened earlier, was shown to require a LOT of stressful things in a short period of time)]].
--->[[spoiler:'''Captain America:''' Doctor Banner. Now might be a really good time for you to get angry.\\
--->[[spoiler:'''Captain America:''' Doctor Banner. Now might be a really good time for you to get angry.\\
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** At In ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}'', Bruce Banner is initially shown attempting to prevent his transformations through meditation. In the climax of film's final scenes, Banner's meditation leads to him being seconds away from becoming the Hulk while outwardly appearing perfectly calm.
** By ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'',[[spoiler:Bruce Banner reveals that [[spoiler:Banner has made "Tranquil Fury" is his ''normal'' resting state and he can turn into The Hulk out at a second's notice, with no drawn-out transformation sequence required. This seems to imply that his out-of-control transformations are reserved for when he's ''[[UnstoppableRage really]]'' mad (which, although it had happened earlier, was shown to require a LOT of stressful things in a short period of time)]].
--->[[spoiler:'''Captain America:''' DoctorBanner. Now Banner, now might be a really good time for you to get angry.\\
** By ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'',
--->[[spoiler:'''Captain America:''' Doctor
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** This ties directly back to ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}'', where Banner is initially shown attempting to prevent his transformations through meditation. In the film's final scenes, Banner's meditation leads to what may be his first moment of Tranquil Fury -- he is seconds away from becoming the Hulk while outwardly appearing perfectly calm.
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* ''Film/{{Scarface|1983}}'' has Tony Montana doing this when he kills Manny out of rage for [[MySisterIsOffLimits sleeping with his sister, Gina]], before she revealed that they're married. In fact, instead of yelling, he looked at him in silence and shot him without saying a word.
* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'':
* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'':
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* ''Film/{{Scarface|1983}}'' ''Film/Scarface1983'' has Tony Montana doing this when he kills Manny out of rage for [[MySisterIsOffLimits sleeping with his sister, Gina]], before she revealed that they're married. In fact, instead of yelling, he looked at him in silence and shot him without saying a word.
*''Film/{{Serenity}}'':''Film/Serenity2005'':
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* ''Film/{{Troy}}'': [[spoiler: Achilles enters this mode after learning that his cousin Patrocles was killed in battle. When Achilles refused to fight the Trojans, Patrocles disguised himself as his cousin to lead the Myrmidons into battle, only to be killed by Hector. As soon as he’s told of what happened, Achilles becomes deathly silent and heads off to Troy alone to kill Hector. When Hector agrees to duel him, trying to make a pact that the winner would honor the loser properly in death, Achilles won’t have any of it, calmly and clearly breaking down how he’ll kill Hector and force him to wander the underworld “blind, dead, and dumb”. He then proceeds to handily kill Hector off before dragging his body behind his chariot, all with a stern look on his face and little emoting.]]
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*** Thor's shown to still be in this state by the start of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', [[spoiler: which is most evident during then-remaining Avengers' surprise ambush against Thanos. He bursts into Thanos's hut from above and promptly slices off his Infinity Gauntlet-wielding arm with Stormbreaker without a word spoken. Even with Thanos explaining that [[YouAreTooLate he destroyed the stones and is taunts them about his win being permanent]], he only listens in with visible rage. It's only after he's decided he's no longer letting Thanos live that he says anything:]]
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*** Thor's shown to still be in this state by the start of ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', [[spoiler: which is most evident during then-remaining Avengers' surprise ambush against Thanos. He bursts into Thanos's hut from above and promptly slices off his Infinity Gauntlet-wielding arm with Stormbreaker without a word spoken. Even with Thanos explaining that [[YouAreTooLate he destroyed the stones and is taunts them about his win being permanent]], he only listens in with visible rage. It's only after he's decided he's no longer letting Thanos live that he says anything:]]
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-->'''Inigo:''' JustForFun/{{Hello}}. MyNameIsInigoMontoya. YouKilledMyFather. PrepareToDie.
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-->'''Inigo:''' JustForFun/{{Hello}}. JustForFun/{{Hello}} MyNameIsInigoMontoya. YouKilledMyFather. PrepareToDie.
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---->'''Wanda Maximoff''': [[HeartbrokenBadass You...took...everything from me!]]\\
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---->'''Wanda Maximoff''': [[HeartbrokenBadass You...took...everything took... EVERYTHING from me!]]\\
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** Zoe also has a moment with Jayne when he can’t keep his big mouth shut. She gives him a DeathGlare and says “you want to leave this room”. Jayne just replies “damn straight I do” and scurries off.
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** Zoe also has a moment earlier in the film with Jayne when he can’t keep his big mouth shut. She Jayne is badmouthing Mal's leadership abilities, and does so by asking Mal how many people in his platoon he got killed back in the war. Zoe, who might be the only other survivor of their platoon besides Mal, gives him a Jayne an ice cold DeathGlare and calmly says “you want to leave this room”. Jayne just picks up the unspoken subtext, replies “damn straight I do” and scurries off.
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* In ''Film/MissionImpossible'', Ethan Hunt does this when [[spoiler:he realizes that, not only is his team dead, his boss thinks he's the mole]].
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* In ''Film/MissionImpossible'', ''Film/MissionImpossible1996'', Ethan Hunt does this when [[spoiler:he realizes that, not only is his team dead, his boss thinks he's the mole]].
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** A variant, in ''Film/JohnWickChapter3Parabellum'''s ending. John is brought to the Bowery King moments after [[spoiler:being double-crossed and shot off the Continental by Winston]]. The Bowery King muses over John's sorry state, then makes a tirade over how he's had it up to here with the High Table, so he asks him if he's as pissed off as he is. John musters "Yeah" as a response.
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** ''Film/StarTrek2009'': Spock's response to the Vulcan Science Academy admissions board describing his human mother as a disadvantage, right up to his delivery of "Live long and prosper", suggests barely restrained anger, if not fury. Given how he later reacts when someone speaks condescendingly about his mother, the Academy incident seems likely to qualify.
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** ''Film/StarTrek2009'': Spock's response to the Vulcan Science Academy admissions board describing his human mother as a disadvantage, right up to [[ParentheticalSwearing his delivery delivery]] of "Live long and prosper", suggests barely restrained anger, if not fury. Given how he later reacts when someone speaks condescendingly about his mother, the Academy incident seems likely to qualify.
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* ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'': John and Tommy in the scene where they murder Nokes. As mafia hitmen who took that life to deal with their trauma, they are usually aggressive and not at all emotionally stable. However, the shock of randomly encountering their sexual abuser as adults turns their righteous fury into this. They even manage to hold a normal conversation with Nokes when prodding him to [[ButForMeItWasTuesday remember them]], although their faces are pained.
