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The image isn\'t an example of the trope. The trope is about \
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The image isn\\\'t an example of the trope. The trope is about \\\"A work that forever sullies the creator\\\'s reputation and/or career.\\\" Spaceballs isn\\\'t an example, as it did not in itself harm Brooks\\\' reputation or career. The image merely points out a starting point for a decline in Brooks\\\' artistic reception.
Spaceballs would only be an example of the trope if the movies that followed were all noticeably smaller films, showing that Brooks was not able to get the funding to make A-list films after Spaceballs. That\\\'s not true in this case. Brooks\\\' following movies still enjoyed major releases, even though they were not as successful as his previous films. Spaceballs didn\\\'t kill his career, his later movies were simply not very good.
Spaceballs would only be an example of the trope if the movies that followed were all noticeably smaller films, showing that Brooks was not able to get the funding to make A-list films after Spaceballs. That\\\'s not true in this case. Brooks\\\' following movies still enjoyed major releases, even though they were not as successful as his previous films. Spaceballs didn\\\'t kill his career, his later movies were simply not very good.
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The image isn\'t an example of the trope. The trope is about \
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The image isn\\\'t an example of the trope. The trope is about \\\"A work that forever sullies the creator\\\'s reputation and/or career.\\\" Spaceballs isn\\\'t an example, as it did not in itself harm Brooks\\\' reputation or career. The image merely points out starting point for a decline in Brooks\\\' artistic reception.
Spaceballs would only be an example of the trope if the movies that followed were all noticeably smaller films, showing that Brooks was not able to get the funding to make A-list films after Spaceballs. That\\\'s not true in this case. Brooks\\\' following movies still enjoyed major releases, even though they were not as successful as his previous films. Spaceballs didn\\\'t kill his career, his later movies were simply not very good.
Spaceballs would only be an example of the trope if the movies that followed were all noticeably smaller films, showing that Brooks was not able to get the funding to make A-list films after Spaceballs. That\\\'s not true in this case. Brooks\\\' following movies still enjoyed major releases, even though they were not as successful as his previous films. Spaceballs didn\\\'t kill his career, his later movies were simply not very good.
