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Let\'s keep it positive.
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Despite winning a slew of "Best Picture" awards, the film only scored mixed-to-positive reviews.
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* BittersweetEnding: Both in the reality and in the fantasy. [[spoiler: Alexandria will never see Roy again, but she thinks he's the stuntman in every film see sees.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: Both in the reality and in the fantasy. [[spoiler: Alexandria will never see Roy again, but she thinks he's the stuntman in every film see she sees.]]
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Black Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy the ex-slave Otta Benga, Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Black Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy the ex-slave Otta Benga, Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
Odious.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Hey, it's [[PushingDaisies the Pie Maker!]] ...And he's mentally unstable!
** Beneath all that make-up, the elderly patient is [[DoctorWho the newest Davros]].
** Beneath all that make-up, the elderly patient is [[DoctorWho the newest Davros]].
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* ActingForTwo: Everyone in the story, sometimes very well disguised.
* FramingDevice: Exploited to great effect.
** The Indian is clearly Native American by Roy's description but the visual shows him as an undefined Indian royal. The confusion is deliberate. Roy is thinking of an actor he knew while Alexandria is thinking of her friend the orange-picker.
** The Indian is clearly Native American by Roy's description but the visual shows him as an undefined Indian royal. The confusion is deliberate. Roy is thinking of an actor he knew while Alexandria is thinking of her friend the orange-picker.
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* LargeHam: The Black Bandit. Justified, though, as it is the imagination of a 5-year-old; Roy is played much more naturally.
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* LargeHam: The Black Bandit. Justified, though, as it is the imagination of a 5-year-old; Roy is played much more naturally.
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OK, but Nightmare Fuel is not about literal nightmares. Better to use vanilla \"nightmare\" rather than the opinionated Nightmare Fuel
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron, swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, nightmare, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron, swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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I missed one. ಠ_ಠ
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. And when they're all swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. And when they're all apron, swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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You\'re being overzealous—we\'re calling it something one of the characters considers scary, and she does. Also, please don\'t just REMOVE THE WORD without considering how you\'d be making the sentence unintelligible
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. And when they're all swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life, real-life NightmareFuel, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. And when they're all swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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No Real Life Examples Please
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* DoingItForTheArt: Tarseem funded this mostly with his own money to ensure complete creative control, shot it over multiple continents and locations and ''[[BeyondTheImpossible used solely practical effects with absolutely no CGI whatsoever]].''
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* DoingItForTheArt: Tarseem funded this mostly with his own money to ensure complete creative control, shot it over multiple continents and locations and ''[[BeyondTheImpossible used ''used solely practical effects with absolutely no CGI whatsoever]].whatsoever.''
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Sinkhole of a subjective trope. Opinions don\'t go in main pages
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. HighOctaneNightmareFuel when they're all swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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* {{Mooks}}: Clone after clone after clone of Alexandria's real-life NightmareFuel, real-life, the X-ray technician wearing a leather apron. HighOctaneNightmareFuel And when they're all swarming through an M.C. Escher-esque maze (which was not CGI, but filmed at a ''real place'').
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Not actually an Anachronism
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** Actually, in the [[DVDCommentary DVD Commentary]] director Tarsem states that, [[RealityIsUnrealistic despite what most people thought]], that car was a real model from the era.
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But Roy has barely any idea how to talk to young children. And Alexandria is stubborn, hardly speaks English, and still lives by the laws of her own child logic. The story Roy tells is seen entirely through Alexandria's eyes: every character (and prop) in Roy's story is imagined by Alexandria as someone (or something) she's seen in daily life. And it quickly becomes clear that her life so far has been extremely traumatizing. Her fantasy world is cute at first, but turns into a HighOctaneNightmareFuel TearJerker as Roy sinks deeper and deeper into depression. Each time Alexandria makes an innocent mistake, Roy punishes her for it by punishing his characters within the tale. Finally, Alexandria decides that the story isn't safe with Roy, and she takes over the narration herself.
The end result is a ''deeply'' engaging combination of epic fantasy and SceneryPorn, taking its cues from ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' and ''Film/ThePrincessBride''. It's [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids not for kids]].
After winning a slew of "Best Picture" awards, the film continues to score ''extremely'' positive reviews. It was called "magnificent" by RogerEbert and frequently shows up in top 10 lists. Still, it NeedsMoreLove.
The end result is a ''deeply'' engaging combination of epic fantasy and SceneryPorn, taking its cues from ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' and ''Film/ThePrincessBride''. It's [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids not for kids]].
After winning a slew of "Best Picture" awards, the film continues to score ''extremely'' positive reviews. It was called "magnificent" by RogerEbert and frequently shows up in top 10 lists. Still, it NeedsMoreLove.
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But Roy has barely any idea how to talk to young children. And Alexandria is stubborn, hardly speaks English, and still lives by the laws of her own child logic. The story Roy tells is seen entirely through Alexandria's eyes: every character (and prop) in Roy's story is imagined by Alexandria as someone (or something) she's seen in daily life. And it quickly becomes clear that her life so far has been extremely traumatizing. Her fantasy world is cute at first, but turns into a HighOctaneNightmareFuel TearJerker DarkerAndEdgier as Roy sinks deeper and deeper into depression. Each time Alexandria makes an innocent mistake, Roy punishes her for it by punishing his characters within the tale. Finally, Alexandria decides that the story isn't safe with Roy, and she takes over the narration herself.
The end result is a''deeply'' engaging combination of epic fantasy and SceneryPorn, taking its cues from ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' and ''Film/ThePrincessBride''. It's [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids not for kids]].
After Despite winning a slew of "Best Picture" awards, the film continues to score ''extremely'' positive reviews. It was called "magnificent" by RogerEbert and frequently shows up in top 10 lists. Still, it NeedsMoreLove.
only scored mixed-to-positive reviews.
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A visually (and otherwise) stunning 2006 fantasy film by Tarsem Singh, based on the 1981 Bulgarian pirate story "Yo Ho Ho". The film took four years to shoot, in 26 locations in over 18 countries, and was funded by [[BeingJohnMalkovich Spike Jonze]] and [[FightClub David Fincher]]. '''The trailer [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil spoils]] most of its plot twists.'''
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A visually (and otherwise) stunning 2006 fantasy film by Tarsem Singh, based on the 1981 Bulgarian pirate story "Yo Ho Ho". The film took four years to shoot, in 26 locations in over 18 countries, and was funded by [[BeingJohnMalkovich Spike Jonze]] and [[FightClub David Fincher]]. '''The trailer [[TrailersAlwaysSpoil spoils]] most of its plot twists.'''
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Otta Benga is also a historical character, so Beethoven Was An Alien Spy applies to him too.
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Black Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, an ex-slave Otta Benga, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy , Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Black Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, an ex-slave Otta Benga, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy Ota Benga, , Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
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* FridgeBrilliance: The more you look at the fantasy part of the story, the more you realise exactly how perfectly it fits a child's imagination of the story she's being told.
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* [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids What Do You Mean It's Not For Kids]]:The reviewers like to compare this film with ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', without mentioning the amounts of violence and adult themes that this film had. Not to mention that the narrator of "the delightful fairy tale" wants the little girl [[spoiler: assist him to kill himself]].
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The Blue Bandit was his brother
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Blue Black Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy Ota Benga, Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler: Odious's death]].
** Subverted with Roy's plan to make Alexandria get him morphine, which made him became close to her, which in turn made him [[spoiler: get past his broken heart and forget his suicide wish]].
** Subverted with Roy's plan to make Alexandria get him morphine, which made him became close to her, which in turn made him [[spoiler: get past his broken heart and forget his suicide wish]].
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* XMeetsY: ''Film/ThePrincessBride'' meets ''Webcomic/AxeCop''.
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no one ever said anything about Judaism
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* InnocentInaccurate: Alexandria's family pretty clearly had to immigrate to the United States because of a pogrom of some sort - they appear to be Romanian Jews - but when Roy tries to find out more, all she says is that "angry people" were responsible.
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* InnocentInaccurate: Alexandria's family pretty clearly had to immigrate to the United States because of a pogrom of some sort - they appear to be Romanian Jews Eastern Europe generally not being the friendliest place in the early 20th century - but when Roy tries to find out more, all she says is that "angry people" were responsible.
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Changing references to Ota Benga to match the usual rendering of the real person\'s name.
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Unable to leave his hospital bed, Roy has a plan: he begins telling Alexandria the most fantastic bandit story ever told. It stars seven heroes -- The Blue Bandit, an Italian, an Indian, a Mystic, [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy Otta Ota Benga, Charles Darwin]], and Wallace the Monkey -- on a quest of revenge against the evil Governor Odious. By telling her how exciting it is to go on an adventure and to steal hidden treasure, Roy tries to convince Alexandria to [[spoiler: steal painkillers for him to overdose on]].
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* AnnoyingArrows: [[spoiler: The ones that kill Otta Benga barely pierce him.]]
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** Kinda...there was some CGI work done to remove railings and bystanders in some shots, and the [[spoiler:butterfly Wallace chases, and the arrows hitting Otta]] have a CGI look to them. Still, the overwhelming majority of the film was done practically, which is still an amazing achievement.
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** Kinda...there was some CGI work done to remove railings and bystanders in some shots, and the [[spoiler:butterfly Wallace chases, and the arrows hitting Otta]] Ota]] have a CGI look to them. Still, the overwhelming majority of the film was done practically, which is still an amazing achievement.
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* TheVoiceless: The Indian only speaks one or two words during the whole movie. He speaks when [[spoiler: he cuts the rope (killing himself and a handful of the mooks), saying "''Up!''" (according to the subtitles)]]. Otto Benga is almost this.
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* TheVoiceless: The Indian only speaks one or two words during the whole movie. He speaks when [[spoiler: he cuts the rope (killing himself and a handful of the mooks), saying "''Up!''" (according to the subtitles)]]. Otto Ota Benga is almost this.
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* [[spoiler:CreatorBreakdown]]: [[spoiler:Roy, at the end of the story, killing nearly all of the character's off.]]
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* BadassSpaniard: Odious. The Black Bandit starts out at this, [[ItMakesSenseInContext until he becomes French. French.]]
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* TagalongKid: Alexandria, in-story.
* [[spoiler: TakingYouWithMe: The Indian and Luigi. Ka-''boom'' indeed. ]]
* [[spoiler: TakingYouWithMe: The Indian and Luigi. Ka-''boom'' indeed. ]]