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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The painting's lack of halos, realistic depiction of human emotion, and spot-on perspective will often go unnoticed by modern viewers who have seen the five centuries of art built on the back of the work of Leonardo and masters like him.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Depictions of the Last Supper almost always use Leonardo Da Vinci's painting as a reference before the sparsely detailed Biblical accounts.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Depictions of the Last Supper almost always use Leonardo Da Vinci's Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's painting as a reference before the sparsely detailed Biblical accounts.
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** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos. Leonardo wasn't in fact a great fan of the fresco technique, as it required painters to act quickly and irreversibly, while he preferred to take his time and work on details.
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** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, {{painting|s}}, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall drywall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos. Leonardo wasn't in fact a great fan of the fresco technique, as it required painters {{painters}} to act quickly and irreversibly, while he preferred to take his time and work on details.
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** A widely-circulated bit of {{Glurge}} [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-last-supper/ tells the story]] that the same man posed as the model for Jesus and, some 10 or 25 years later after [[FaceHeelTurn living a life of dissolution]], for Judas. Of course, this is completely bogus; for one thing, Leonardo certainly didn't take ten whole years to finish the painting.
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** A widely-circulated bit of {{Glurge}} urban legend [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-last-supper/ tells the story]] that the same man posed as the model for Jesus and, some 10 or 25 years later after [[FaceHeelTurn living a life of dissolution]], for Judas. Of course, this is completely bogus; for one thing, Leonardo certainly didn't take ten whole years to finish the painting.
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** Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
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** Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.A widely-circulated bit of {{Glurge}} [[https://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].com/fact-check/the-last-supper/ tells the story]] that the same man posed as the model for Jesus and, some 10 or 25 years later after [[FaceHeelTurn living a life of dissolution]], for Judas. Of course, this is completely bogus; for one thing, Leonardo certainly didn't take ten whole years to finish the painting.
** The supposed [[ConspiracyPlacement secret symbols in the painting]] as popularized in ''Literature/TheDaVinciCode'' are regarded as purely fanciful by art historians.
** The supposed [[ConspiracyPlacement secret symbols in the painting]] as popularized in ''Literature/TheDaVinciCode'' are regarded as purely fanciful by art historians.
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* HouseholdNames: Website/TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides ''Art/TheMonaLisa'' (painted by the same author) and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco (by Leonardo's rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti), it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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* HouseholdNames: Website/TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides ''Art/TheMonaLisa'' (painted (also painted by the same author) Creator/LeonardoDaVinci) and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco (by Leonardo's rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti), it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.supper.
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* HouseholdNames: Wiki/TVTropes Website/TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides ''Art/TheMonaLisa'' (painted by the same author) and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco (by Leonardo's rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti), it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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!!The [[Art/TheLastSupper Painting]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.
!!The [[Film/TheLastSupper Film]]
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.
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* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.supper.
!!The [[Film/TheLastSupper Film]]
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.
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* HouseholdNames: Wiki/TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides ''Art/TheMonaLisa'' (painted by the Mona Lisa same author) and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco, fresco (by Leonardo's rival Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti), it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos.
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** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos. Leonardo wasn't in fact a great fan of the fresco technique, as it required painters to act quickly and irreversibly, while he preferred to take his time and work on details.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.''evil''.
* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.
* ValuesResonance: The film's story about liberal students' increasingly extreme retribution against those they disagree--no matter how minor--became more relevant with increased political polarization that is more pronounced on internet culture of TheNewTens.
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!!The [[Film/TheLastSupper Film]]
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.supper.
!!The [[Film/TheLastSupper Film]]
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.
!!The [[Film/TheLastSupper Film]]
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: A lot. Los Lobos singing "Wicked Rain", Sam Phillips' "When I Fall", and last, but certainly not least the instrumental that plays over the reveal scene.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: No matter how abhorrent they might to be to you, taking someone else's life because of the beliefs they hold is an act of ''evil''.
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The main characters are villain protagonists, so this is the point
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The further the slippery slope the main characters jump off of the less you're able to sympathize with them.
* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movie progresses, while Norman himself is revealed to be much more reasonable, nuanced and even-keeled than he initially let on.
* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movie progresses, while Norman himself is revealed to be much more reasonable, nuanced and even-keeled than he initially let on.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movie progresses.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The further the slippery slope the main characters jump off of the least you get less you're able to sympathize with them.
* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movieprogresses.
progresses, while Norman himself is revealed to be much more reasonable, nuanced and even-keeled than he initially let on.
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* HouseholdNames: TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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* HouseholdNames: TVTropes Wiki/TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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It's times like this I wonder if people who make this mistake even KNOW of the word "its"...
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt Awesome Art]]: ''The Last Supper'' is one of the most famous pieces of art of all time for it's iconic depiction of Christ and his disciples that exposes the emotional vulnerability of the Apostles through their facial expressions and hand movements.
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* HouseholdNames: TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''TheLastSupper'' ''Art/TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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* HouseholdNames: TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Sistine Chapel's Art/SistineChapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
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* CommonKnowledge: Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
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** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos.
** Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
** ''The Last Supper'' is commonly referred to as a fresco, which it is not. Leonardo Da Vinci experimented with this painting, and instead of painting it on wet plaster as was the convention, he painted ''The Last Supper'' on a dry wall with an experimental mix of tempera and paint, differentiating it from ordinary frescos.
** Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
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!!The Film
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* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movie progresses.progresses.
!!The Painting
* AdaptationDisplacement: Depictions of the Last Supper almost always use Leonardo Da Vinci's painting as a reference before the sparsely detailed Biblical accounts.
* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt Awesome Art]]: ''The Last Supper'' is one of the most famous pieces of art of all time for it's iconic depiction of Christ and his disciples that exposes the emotional vulnerability of the Apostles through their facial expressions and hand movements.
* CommonKnowledge: Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
* GeniusBonus: Spotting the fact that Jesus is surrounded by a circle that implies his perfection through Aristotelian conceptions of geometry takes a someone versed in historical geometry, a field exclusively filled with geniuses and ''nerds''.
* HouseholdNames: TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Sistine Chapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
* {{Narm}}: The reactions of the Apostles are exaggerated to a point of being humorous to some. Specifically, Andrew's gesture of raising his hands is undermined by his rather blank expression.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The painting's lack of halos, realistic depiction of human emotion, and spot-on perspective will often go unnoticed by modern viewers who have seen the five centuries of art built on the back of the work of Leonardo and masters like him.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.
!!The Painting
* AdaptationDisplacement: Depictions of the Last Supper almost always use Leonardo Da Vinci's painting as a reference before the sparsely detailed Biblical accounts.
* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt Awesome Art]]: ''The Last Supper'' is one of the most famous pieces of art of all time for it's iconic depiction of Christ and his disciples that exposes the emotional vulnerability of the Apostles through their facial expressions and hand movements.
* CommonKnowledge: Rumors that the model for Jesus and Judas were one and the same are unfounded, as snopes.com explains in detail [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/lastsupper.asp here]].
* GeniusBonus: Spotting the fact that Jesus is surrounded by a circle that implies his perfection through Aristotelian conceptions of geometry takes a someone versed in historical geometry, a field exclusively filled with geniuses and ''nerds''.
* HouseholdNames: TVTropes may be able to find more story in [[PinballTropes Pinball]] than in {{Art}}, but even we know what ''TheLastSupper'' is. Besides the Mona Lisa and the Sistine Chapel's ceiling fresco, it may just be the most famous painting of all time.
* {{Narm}}: The reactions of the Apostles are exaggerated to a point of being humorous to some. Specifically, Andrew's gesture of raising his hands is undermined by his rather blank expression.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The painting's lack of halos, realistic depiction of human emotion, and spot-on perspective will often go unnoticed by modern viewers who have seen the five centuries of art built on the back of the work of Leonardo and masters like him.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: John, identified as such in the personal notes of Leonardo Da Vinci, is often mistaken for a woman due to his long hair and apparent swooning. This has even lead to wild speculation that Leonardo's John is supposed to be a depiction of Mary of Magdala, although this idea strangely leaves Jesus with an Apostle missing from his supper.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Norman when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta.vendetta then proceeds to turn their plot against them. Especially when the main characters in question gradually loses their sympathetic traits as the movie progresses.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: By the final act one wouldn't put it past anybody if they were rooting for Ron Pearlman's character when he started to figure out the main character's vendetta.
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