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*** Thor openly smiles when Loki refuses his proposal to talk, dryly commenting "Open communication was never our family's forte."
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*** Thor openly smiles when Loki refuses his proposal to talk, dryly commenting [[{{Understatement}} "Open communication was never our family's forte.""]]
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* ''Film/ThreeHundred'': When a Persian emissary defiantly threatens the Spartans by declaring that "their arrows will blot out the sun", Stelios retorts that they will "[[BadassBoast fight in the shade]]". After a skirmish with Persian troops, the Spartans do find themselves assailed by a RainOfArrows dense enough to briefly blot out the sun, forcing the Spartans to take cover behind their shields. Astinos remembers Stelios' words and starts laughing it up, with every other Spartan following suit shortly after when they realize his words became true.
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** When Johnny Ringo shows off some admittedly impressive GunTwirling, even his fellow Cowboys who hate the Earps and Doc Holiday can't help but laugh when Doc proceeds to mockingly copy each move with his ''drinking cup''.
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** When Johnny Ringo shows off some admittedly impressive GunTwirling, even his fellow Cowboys who hate the Earps and Doc Holiday can't help but laugh when Doc proceeds to mockingly copy each move with his ''drinking cup''. Ringo, notably, is ''not'' laughing, clearly realizing just how deadly a QuickDraw Doc is capable of being.
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* ''Film/BatmanBegins'': DirtyCop Flass warns his TokenGoodCop partner Detective Sergeant Jim Gordon that him refusing to take {{protection|Racket}} money makes guys like him nervous. Gordon retorts, "I'm no rat!" Then he ruefully mutters, "[[WretchedHive In a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" which elicits a laugh from Flass.
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* In ''Film/XMen1'', Wolverine uses his claws to flip off Cyclops, who chuckles in response.
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* In ''Film/XMen1'', as the X-Men are going into the Statue of Liberty near the climax, Wolverine accidentally sets off the metal detector, since he has an adamantium skeleton, then destroys the metal detector, resulting in Cyclops giving him an annoyed look. Wolverine uses his claws to flip off Cyclops, who chuckles in response.
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* ''Film/BatmanBegins'': DirtyCop Flass warns his TokenGoodCop partner Detective Sergeant Jim Gordon that him refusing to take {{protection|Racket}} money makes guys like him nervous. Gordon retorts, "I'm no rat!" Then he ruefully mutters, "[[WretchedHive In a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" which elicits a laugh from Flass.
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* ''Film/BatmanBegins'': Detective Flass tweaks his partner Detective Gordon about refusing to take a cut of protection money, on the grounds it makes {{Dirty Cop}}s like himself nervous for Gordon to not also be on the take. Gordon angrily retorts, "I'm no rat!", but then grumbles, "In [[WretchedHive a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" This gets a laugh from Flass.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After the Joker kills one of Gambol's men with his infamous "Magic Trick" the Chechen looks like he's trying not to laugh.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy'':
** ''Film/BatmanBegins'': Detective Flass tweaks his partner Detective Gordon about refusing to take a cut of protection money, on the grounds it makes {{Dirty Cop}}s like himself nervous for Gordon to not also be on the take. Gordon angrily retorts, "I'm no rat!", but then grumbles, "In [[WretchedHive a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" This gets a laugh from Flass.
** ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After the Joker kills one of Gambol's men with his infamous "Magic Trick" the Chechen looks like he's trying not to laugh.
** ''Film/BatmanBegins'': Detective Flass tweaks his partner Detective Gordon about refusing to take a cut of protection money, on the grounds it makes {{Dirty Cop}}s like himself nervous for Gordon to not also be on the take. Gordon angrily retorts, "I'm no rat!", but then grumbles, "In [[WretchedHive a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" This gets a laugh from Flass.
** ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After the Joker kills one of Gambol's men with his infamous "Magic Trick" the Chechen looks like he's trying not to laugh.
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* ''Film/{{Avatar}}'': Quaritch and Selfridge both laugh when Jake tells them how he told the Na'vi that he belonged to the "Jarhead Clan."
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* ''Film/{{Avatar}}'': Quaritch and Selfridge both laugh when Jake tells them how he told the Na'vi that he belonged to was "a warrior of the "Jarhead Clan."[[SemperFi Jarhead Clan]]."
-->'''Quaritch:''' And they went for that?!
-->'''Quaritch:''' And they went for that?!
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* ''Film/BatmanBegins'': Detective Flass tweaks his partner Detective Gordon about refusing to take a cut of protection money, on the grounds it makes {{Dirty Cop}}s like himself nervous for Gordon to not also be on the take. Gordon angrily retorts, "I'm no rat!", but then grumbles, "In [[WretchedHive a town this bent]], who's there to rat to, anyway?" This gets a laugh from Flass.
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* In ''Film/RaisingTheWind'', Sir Benjamin and Sir John are unable to hold back their laughter as they watch the orchestra undermine Chesney in front of the examiners.
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* In ''Film/StraightOuttaCompton'' MC Ren uses these exact words when he and the rest of the remaining Music/{{NWA}} members hear Music/IceCube's ''No Vaseline'' (a DissTrack towards what was left of NWA and their manager). Music/EazyE isn't nearly as amused.
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** That's not quite how it went down, which is even funnier. Kane finds Leland passed out dead-drunk with the scathing review half-finished -- and he finishes it for him in the same tone.
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* In ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartII'', when old Biff overhears his younger self arguing with a mechanic about the damages to his car from hitting the manure truck in [[Film/BackToTheFuture the first film]], he laughs, saying "The manure truck... I remember that!".
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* In ''Film/BackToTheFuturePartII'', when old Biff overhears his younger self arguing with a mechanic about the damages to his car from hitting the manure truck in [[Film/BackToTheFuture [[Film/BackToTheFuture1 the first film]], he laughs, saying "The manure truck... I remember that!".
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* ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheTwoTowers'', when Gimli and Legolas are standing guard at Helm's Deep, Gimli can't see over the ramparts.
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* ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheTwoTowers'', when [[VitriolicBestBuds Gimli and Legolas Legolas]] are standing guard at Helm's Deep, Gimli [[OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame Gimli]] can't see over the ramparts.
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** ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'': After a whole movie of chasing Peter determined to get the orb he stole, Yondu can't help but grin when [[spoiler:he receives what he thought was the orb holding the Stone, but turns out to just have a Troll doll inside. The movie establishes that Yondu utterly loves quirky little figurines]].
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** ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'': After a whole movie of chasing Peter Peter, determined to get the orb he stole, Yondu can't help but grin when [[spoiler:he receives what he thought was the orb holding the Stone, but turns out to just have a Troll doll inside. The movie establishes that Yondu utterly loves quirky little figurines]].
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* In ''Film/FlyAwayHome'', Amy and her father (and the geese) land without clearance on what turns out to be a US Air Force base after they run out of fuel. The base general initially comes off as (justifiably) furious, but a few minutes into his lecture, it becomes clear he's trying very, very hard not to laugh. When Amy (a 14-year-old) sincerely promises they'll never do it again, he loses it.
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* In ''Film/FlyAwayHome'', Amy and her father (and the geese) land without clearance on what turns out to be a US Air Force base after they run out of fuel. The base general initially comes off as (justifiably) furious, but a few minutes into his lecture, it becomes clear he's trying very, very hard not to laugh. When the 14-year-old Amy (a 14-year-old) sincerely promises they'll never do it again, he loses it.
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* In ''Film/FlyAwayHome'', Amy and her father (and the geese) land without clearance on what turns out to be a US Air Force base after they run out of fuel. The base general initially comes off as (justifiably) furious, but a few minutes into his lecture, it becomes clear he's trying very, very hard not to laugh. When Amy sincerely promises they'll never do it again, he loses it.
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* In ''Film/FlyAwayHome'', Amy and her father (and the geese) land without clearance on what turns out to be a US Air Force base after they run out of fuel. The base general initially comes off as (justifiably) furious, but a few minutes into his lecture, it becomes clear he's trying very, very hard not to laugh. When Amy (a 14-year-old) sincerely promises they'll never do it again, he loses it.
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* In ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', Mary snickers when her son Elliot calls one of his siblings "Penis Breath", and then chastises him for his language. [[{{Corpsing}} That was the actress's genuine reaction.]]
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* In ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', Mary snickers when her son Elliot calls one of his siblings brother Michael "Penis Breath", and then chastises him for his language. [[{{Corpsing}} That was the actress's genuine reaction.]]
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** In the special edition of ''Film/ANewHope'', when Jabba is threatening Han over losing his cargo, Han manages to talk himself out of it by explaining he's just taken on a high-paying job and will be able to pay back the cost along with some interest for the trouble. Jabba casually expects 20% and Han snaps "''Ten'', Jabba! Don't push it!" -- Jabba is so amused by this he accepts but pretty matter-of-factly makes it clear Han had better ''never'' stiff him again. Which, Han does, leading to the next entry...
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** In the special edition of ''Film/ANewHope'', when Jabba is threatening Han over losing his cargo, Han manages to talk himself out of it by explaining he's just taken on a high-paying job and will be able to pay back the cost along with some interest for the trouble. Jabba casually expects 20% and Han snaps "''Ten'', "''Fifteen'', Jabba! Don't push it!" -- Jabba is so amused by this he accepts but pretty matter-of-factly makes it clear Han had better ''never'' stiff him again. Which, Han does, leading to the next entry...
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* ''Film/AmericanGraffiti'': John and Carol can't help but laugh after being the victims of a water balloon prank, even as Carol swears revenge. At least one of the girls who pranked them also laughs rather than getting scared or angry when John and Carol retaliate by spraying whip cream on their cars' windows and letting the air out of their tires.
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** ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'': Tony Stark and Rhodey find the Fed-Ex delivery guy (Creator/StanLee) calling Tony "Stank" hilarious.
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** ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'': Tony Stark and Rhodey find the Fed-Ex delivery guy (Creator/StanLee) calling Tony "Stank" hilarious. What's particularly nice is this happens right after a particularly low point for Rhodey, where he reflects on his CareerEndingInjury.
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* In ''[[Film/ImNotRappaport I'm Not Rappaport]], Nat Moyer's daughter, Clara, complains that he's been fighting the same battles for years. They talk about how she once fought for the cause too and was jailed for protesting and she says he'd be overjoyed if she was in jail right now. "Not overjoyed," he tells her. "Pleased, maybe." She starts chuckling, then asks why she's laughing.
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* In ''[[Film/ImNotRappaport I'm Not Rappaport]], Rappaport]]'', Nat Moyer's daughter, Clara, complains that he's been fighting the same battles for years. They talk about how she once fought for the cause too and was jailed for protesting and she says he'd be overjoyed if she was in jail right now. "Not overjoyed," he tells her. "Pleased, maybe." She starts chuckling, then asks why she's laughing.
