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* FourthWallPsych: Percival giving his WasItReallyWorthIt rant after the Berlin Wall falls.
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* GadgetWatches: Downplayed. The only gadget in the {{MacGuffin}} watches are a microfilm canister with the list of agents in Berlin and an engraved address Lorriane uses to locate her informant in the East.
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* GadgetWatches: Downplayed. The only gadget in the {{MacGuffin}} watches are a microfilm canister with the list of agents in Berlin Berlin, and an grid coordinates (disguised as engraved address manufacturers markings) Lorriane uses to locate her informant in the East.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: The trailer made a point of highlighting the lesbian relationship between Lorraine and Delphine. Averted in the movie itself--the response of Lorraine's male superiors when she relates this incident is to exchange awkward looks and move on with the debriefing.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: The trailer made a point of highlighting the lesbian relationship between Lorraine and Delphine. Averted in the movie itself--the response of Lorraine's male superiors when she relates this incident is to exchange awkward looks and quickly move on with the debriefing.
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* ElevatorSnare: Lorraine is in a hotel and realises a KGB team is about to enter to kill her and capture Spyglass, so she leaves him at the bottom of the stairs and takes the elevator to the top to gain a height advantage, getting into an immediate shootout with a couple of KGB agents (who have gone up the stairs) the moment the lift doors open.
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* IndirectKiss: During a moment of BelligerentSexualTension (Lorraine has Percival pinned down on her bed) she takes the cigarette from his mouth so she can take a puff.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: The trailer made a point of highlighting the lesbian relationship between Lorraine and Delphine.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: The trailer made a point of highlighting the lesbian relationship between Lorraine and Delphine. Averted in the movie itself--the response of Lorraine's male superiors when she relates this incident is to exchange awkward looks and move on with the debriefing.
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* FootFocus: There are several close-up shots of Lorraine's stylist shoes as she's walking.
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* EyesNeverLie: Delphine tells Lorraine that she can tell in her eyes when she's telling the truth. Lorraine responds that she'll need to fix that.
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* EyesNeverLie: Delphine tells Lorraine that she can tell in her eyes when she's telling the truth. Lorraine responds that [[TheTell she'll need to fix that.that before it gets her killed]].
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''Atomic Blonde'' is a 2017 {{action|Genre}}[=/=]{{spy|Fiction}} thriller film starring Creator/CharlizeTheron, Creator/JamesMcAvoy, Creator/SofiaBoutella, Creator/TobyJones, Creator/BillSkarsgard, Creator/EddieMarsan, Creator/JohnGoodman and Creator/TilSchweiger, based on the 2012 graphic novel ''The Coldest City'' by Antony Johnston. It is the first solo directorial effort from Creator/DavidLeitch, one of the co-directors of ''Film/JohnWick''.
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''Atomic Blonde'' is a 2017 {{action|Genre}}[=/=]{{spy|Fiction}} thriller film starring Creator/CharlizeTheron, Creator/JamesMcAvoy, Creator/SofiaBoutella, Creator/TobyJones, Creator/BillSkarsgard, Creator/EddieMarsan, Creator/JohnGoodman and Creator/TilSchweiger, based on the 2012 graphic novel ''The Coldest City'' by Antony Johnston. It is the first solo directorial effort from Creator/DavidLeitch, one of the co-directors co-director of ''Film/JohnWick''.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Downplayed, but it’s clear that [[spoiler: Lorraine’s mission has failed and that she has received a brutal beatdown at some point]], as she is shown badly bruised and interrogated by her superiors about her mission in Berlin in the present.
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** [[spoiler:Subverted with Percival. He's shown to be working with the Russians, but by the end it's made clear that he saw the writing on the wall regarding the fall of the wall and wanted a payday before the end. The list also revealed to him the Americans had been selling out British agents to the Russians through Lorraine, so he had little compunction about keeping Spyglass from them or trying to kill Lorraine.]]
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** [[spoiler:Subverted with Percival. He's shown to be working with the Russians, but by the end it's made clear that he saw realized the writing on Cold War wouldn't last much longer after the Berlin wall regarding the fall of the wall fell and wanted a payday before the end. The list also revealed to him the Americans had been selling out British agents to the Russians through Lorraine, so he had little compunction about keeping Spyglass from them or trying to kill Lorraine.]]
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: There may be no heroes, but there is a villain. Bremovych is established as a brutal tyrant in his first few minutes of screentime when he beats a partygoer to death with his own skateboard for partying in a manner that wasn't approved by the regime, and the fact that his regime approves such behavior explains why so many people are trying to escape to the morally-gray regimes represented by the other characters.
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: There may be no heroes, heroes in the Cold War spy game, but there is a villain. Bremovych is established as a brutal tyrant in his first few minutes of screentime when he beats a partygoer to death with his own skateboard for partying in a manner that wasn't approved by the regime, and the fact that his regime approves such behavior explains why so many people are trying to escape to the morally-gray regimes represented by the other characters.
