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** "Digital Versicolor" by Glass Candy.

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** "Digital Versicolor" by Glass Candy.Candy, living proof that Creator/NicolasWindingRefn knew his way around UsefulNotes/{{Synthwave}} music even before he popularized it with ''[[Film/{{Drive2011}} Drive]]''.
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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut your fucking mouth! Shut the fuck up, you fucking CUNT!"'''''

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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut your fucking mouth! Shut the fuck up, you fucking CUNT!"'''''
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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut your fucking mouth! Shut the fuck up, you CUNT!"'''''

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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut your fucking mouth! Shut the fuck up, you fucking CUNT!"'''''
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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut the fuck up you CUNT!"'''''

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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut your fucking mouth! Shut the fuck up up, you CUNT!"'''''
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Defunct trope with little context.


* CrazyAwesome: With extra emphasis on the crazy.

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* JerkassWoobie: In some scenes the titular character can be this, especially when he's sent to the "Funny Farm".



** '''''"Shut your fucking mouth!"''''"



* JerkassWoobie: In some scenes the titular character can be this, especially when he's sent to the "Funny Farm".
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** '''''"Shut your fucking mouth!"''''"
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** "It's a Sin" by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.

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** "It's a Sin" by the Pet Shop Boys Music/PetShopBoys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.



** The Walker Brothers' haunting "The Electrician" plays during the film's opening scene.

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** The Walker Brothers' Music/TheWalkerBrothers' haunting "The Electrician" plays during the film's opening scene.
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** The Walker Brothers' haunting "The Electrician" plays during the film's opening scene.
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* MemeticMutation: '''''"Shut the fuck up you CUNT!"'''''

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** "Digital Versicolor" by Glass Candy.
** "It's a Sin" by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
** "Your Silent Face" by Music/NewOrder. Manages to make us feel an "awwww" moment for a violent sociopath being released from jail.



* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Digital Versicolor" by Glass Candy.
** "It's a Sin" by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
** "Your Silent Face" by Music/NewOrder. Manages to make us feel an "awwww" moment for a violent sociopath being released from jail.
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* SignatureScene: The [[CrossesTheLineTwice hostage]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny scene]], due to the [[MemeticMutation countless amount of memorable quotes and memes from it]].

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* SignatureScene: The [[CrossesTheLineTwice hostage]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments scene]], due to the [[MemeticMutation countless amount of memorable quotes and memes from it]].
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* FightSceneFailure: Well, maybe fight is [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown too strong a word]], but during the scene where Charlie knocks out the owner of the jewelry shop, which he does by slamming his head against the table, it's obvious that his head never touches the table.
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* SignatureScene: The [[CrossesTheLineTwice hostage]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny scene]], due to the [[MemeticMutation countless amount of memorable quotes and memes from it]].
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** "Your Silent Face" by NewOrder. Manages to make us feel an "awwww" moment for a violent sociopath being released from jail.

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** "Your Silent Face" by NewOrder.Music/NewOrder. Manages to make us feel an "awwww" moment for a violent sociopath being released from jail.
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* JekassWoobie: In some scenes the titular character can be this, especially when he's sent to the "Funny Farm".

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* JekassWoobie: JerkassWoobie: In some scenes the titular character can be this, especially when he's sent to the "Funny Farm".
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* JekassWoobie: In some scenes the titular character can be this, especially when he's sent to the "Funny Farm".
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** "Your Silent Face" by NewOrder. Manages to make us feel an "awwww" moment for a violent sociopath being released from jail.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Digital Versicolor by Glass Candy.
** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.

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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Digital Versicolor "Digital Versicolor" by Glass Candy.
** It's "It's a Sin Sin" by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
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** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.

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** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.prison.
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Nonexistent trope. :/





** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
* TrueArtIsForeign: In story example - The art teacher [[GratuitousSpanish loves talking in Spanish]] implies this trope.

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** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
* TrueArtIsForeign: In story example - The art teacher [[GratuitousSpanish loves talking in Spanish]] implies this trope.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The first thing Bronson sees upon being taken to the psychiatric prison is another inmate [[{{Squick}} defecating into his own hand]] and then [[NauseaFuel eating it]].

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\n* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The first thing Bronson sees upon being taken to the psychiatric prison is another inmate [[{{Squick}} defecating into his own hand]] and then [[NauseaFuel eating it]].smearing it on his face]].
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adaptation decay is in-universe only, adaptation distillation is non-ymmv


* AdaptationDecay: From Bronson's own book about his experiences. The film uses a [[BasedOnATrueStory 'Based On A True Story']] disclaimer, and focuses on the more aggressive, violent aspects of Bronson's persona, whereas Bronson openly acknowledges his violent tendencies in his book, but actually seems quite thoughtful at the same time. His humour's still intact, however.
* AdaptationDistillation: See above. The film focuses in on Bronson's more violent episodes, and as such, almost refines him into a different character, perhaps even the legend Bronson would like to be.

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* AdaptationDecay: From Bronson's own book about his experiences. The film uses a [[BasedOnATrueStory 'Based On A True Story']] disclaimer, and focuses on the more aggressive, violent aspects of Bronson's persona, whereas Bronson openly acknowledges his violent tendencies in his book, but actually seems quite thoughtful at the same time. His humour's still intact, however.
* AdaptationDistillation: See above. The film focuses in on Bronson's more violent episodes, and as such, almost refines him into a different character, perhaps even the legend Bronson would like to be.

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* AdaptationDecay: From Bronson's own book about his experiences. The film uses a [[BasedOnATrueStory 'Based On A True Story']] disclaimer, and focuses on the more aggressive, violent aspects of Bronson's persona, whereas Bronson openly acknowledges his violent tendencies in his book, but actually seems quite thoughtful at the same time. His humour's still intact, however.
* AdaptationDistillation: See above. The film focuses in on Bronson's more violent episodes, and as such, almost refines him into a different character, perhaps even the legend Bronson would like to be.

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* TrueArtIsForeign: In story example - The art teacher [[GratuitousSpanish loves talking in Spanish]] implies this trope.

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** It's a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys is employed wonderfully in the main trailer, as well as an inspired sequence in the psychiatric prison.
* TrueArtIsForeign: In story example - The art teacher [[GratuitousSpanish loves talking in Spanish]] implies this trope.

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