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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from [[NotADeconstruction severe confusion over what Deconstruction means]]. Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
I\'m okay with us expanding the definition of UnbuiltTrope or even making a whole new trope for those kinds of examples, but unless and until that happens, let\'s make sure our examples fit the stated definition of the trope.
I\'m okay with us expanding the definition of UnbuiltTrope or even making a whole new trope for those kinds of examples, but unless and until that happens, let\'s make sure our examples fit the stated definition of the trope.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page has some [[NotADeconstruction serious confusion over what Deconstruction means]]. Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\\\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from [[NotADeconstruction severe confusion over what Deconstruction means]]. Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here -- and probably others, as well; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from [[NotADeconstruction severe confusion over what Deconstruction means]]. Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\\\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from severe confusion over what Deconstruction means. (See NotADeconstruction for more on that issue.) Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here -- and probably others, as well; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from [[NotADeconstruction severe confusion over what Deconstruction means]]. Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\\\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here -- and probably others, as well; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from severe confusion over what Deconstruction means. (See NotADeconstruction for more on that issue.) Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here -- and probably others, as well; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction. I\'m okay with us expanding the definition of UnbuiltTrope or even making a whole new trope for those kinds of examples, but unless and until that happens, let\'s make sure our examples fit the stated definition of the trope.
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Like almost everywhere else on this wiki, this page suffers from severe confusion over what Deconstruction means. (See NotADeconstruction for more on that issue.) Too many examples here feel more like retroactive Aversions, not Deconstructions. For example, an early Bond film that includes little to no gadgets is not a Deconstruction of gadgets; it\\\'s an Aversion of them. Likewise with the Night of the Living Dead, Unbreakable, Prom Night, Planet of the Apes, and Taxi Driver examples formerly listed here -- and probably others, as well; those are all closer to Aversion (or, occasionally, Subversion) than they are to Deconstruction.
I\\\'m okay with us expanding the definition of UnbuiltTrope or even making a whole new trope for those kinds of examples, but unless and until that happens, let\\\'s make sure our examples fit the stated definition of the trope.
I\\\'m okay with us expanding the definition of UnbuiltTrope or even making a whole new trope for those kinds of examples, but unless and until that happens, let\\\'s make sure our examples fit the stated definition of the trope.
