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* ''Film/KongSkullIsland'': [[Characters/MonsterVerseSkullIslandExpedition Bill Randa]] chides Cole for lighting a cigarette in the Skullcrawlers' domain, pointing out that he could ignite the highly-flammable fog in the air, but Bill himself has no problem continuing to use a camera that has a sparking flash in the same area.
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* ''Film/DumbMoney'': Brad the [=GameStop=] store manager constantly has to remind his employee Marcos to keep his face mask on since the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic is still ongoing. When Marcos asks him if he knows what a short squeeze is, Brad walks up to his face and lowers his own mask to ask if it's a sex thing.
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* ''Film/FourLions'': In the video prologue, Omar rails against western culture, saying it is spiritually empty and obsessed with technology, escapism and pop-culture nonsense. However he and the rest of the Lions acknowledge and love pop music, Xbox video games, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alton_Towers Alton Towers]], Disney films, and even reference Franchise/{{Rambo}} while firing off a Kalashnikov in a Pakistani terrorist training camp.
** Being aspiring jihadists, the Lions are determined to kill non-believers but [[AxCrazy Barry]] insists on bombing a mosque, partly because he thinks mosques are full of idiots and sellouts and partly because he thinks [[FalseFlagOperation blaming it on the kuffar will radicalize the moderates]]. Later, Waj enters a kebab shop and takes several Muslim hostages - one of the poor sods notes to Waj that his bomb isn't going to kill ''any'' unbelievers.
** The Lions all think of themselves as champions of Islam, but none of them seem particularly pious or even have a strong ideological motive for why they want to commit terrorist activities. Hassan admits that he only visits the mosque once in a blue moon. Omar's family [[CulturallyReligious are assimilated Asians who live and act like English suburbanites]] and Omar laughs off the religious ActualPacifist appeals of his conservative Muslim brother Ahmed. [[{{Manchild}} Waj]] is too [[TheDitz thick]] to have a coherent religious belief system or political ideology, in fact he doesn't even understand the distinction between facing eastwards and facing Mecca (being in a training camp in Pakistan and not England, he would have to pray facing ''west'' to be correct and this has to be explained to him by the terrorists training him). Barry is a racist AxCrazy TokenWhite asshole who seemingly only got into fundamentalist Islam as an excuse to hurt people. And even Faisal, the most devoutly Muslim of the Lions, [[MinionWithAnFInEvil is only really going along with what his friends are telling him and what his father is telling him (and his father has dementia and isn't of sound mind)]].

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* Ludicrus Sextus from ''Film/UpPompeii'' wants to stamp out debauchery in Pompeii yet has no problem throwing lavish orgies.

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** Midgeley from ''Film/UpTheFront'' complains about how unhygienic it is to have cockroaches in the kitchen, before dumping the one he just killed into the stew.
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* Ludicrus Sextus from ''Film/UpPompeii'' wants to stamp out debauchery in Pompeii yet has no problem throwing lavish orgies.
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* In ''Film/PleaseTurnOver'', Gladys tells Edward that television is very bad for the eyes, right before holding her copy of ''Diet & Exercise for the Growing Girl'' right up to her face to read it.
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* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBuses'':
** A jealous Olive calls Nymphy Norah a fat cow, despite the fact that her own weight has always been a source of humour throughout ''Series/OnTheBuses''.
** Mrs. Butler calls Nymphy Norah so common, before letting out a belch.
** When a bus cruises by without stopping for Stan at a bus stop, he shouts "Lousy rotten buses!". A jump cut to later shows him and Jack practicing darts instead of driving their route.

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* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'': When Captain Hogg tells his crew the new ship rules added to accommodate for Miss Mallet and Helene, one of his rules is "No ruddy swearing".

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** ''Film/DoctorInTrouble'': When the passengers believe the ''Golden Horn'' is sinking, Basil chews out Dr. Burke (who can't swim) for taking the only lifejacket, only to snatch it for himself once Dr. Burke takes it off.
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* ''Film/OnceBitten'' uses this to punctuate a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
-->'''Robin:''' Mark doesn't want [[FemmeFatale you]], because you're [[CardCarryingVillain mean and evil]]! He wants ''me'', because I'm [[IncorruptiblePurePureness nice, and sweet, and pure]]... so [[PrecisionFStrike FUCK OFF!]]
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* ''Film/DoctorAtSea'': When Captain Hogg tells his crew the new ship rules added to accommodate for Miss Mallet and Helene, one of his rules is "No ruddy swearing".
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* ''Film/SupermanTheMovie'': Lex Luthor plans to name various places after himself, and has gone so far as to make a map of the new geography. He chews out his henchman Otis when he notices an "Otisburg" label scribbled onto the map.
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** In ''International Man of Mystery'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WCvULMRUq8 Austin is collecting some of his things from a clerk]]. The clerk gives him a penis enlarger. Austin denies it is his and claims he would never need such a thing. "This sort of thing isn't my bag, baby!" The clerk then proceeds to hand him his credit card receipt of purchase of a Swedish-made penis enlarger... and a photograph of him endorsing the enlarger... and [[OverlyLongGag a copy of the book]] ''Swedish-Made Penis Enlarger Pumps and Me (This Sort of Thing IS My Bag, Baby)'' by Austin Powers.
** In ''Austin Powers in Goldmember''. The eponymous villain is the Dutchman Johann "Goldmember" Van Der Smut.

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** In ''International Man of Mystery'': Mystery'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WCvULMRUq8 Austin is collecting some of his things from a clerk]]. The clerk gives him a penis enlarger. Austin denies it is his and claims he would never need such a thing. "This sort of thing isn't my bag, baby!" The clerk then proceeds to hand him his credit card receipt of purchase of a Swedish-made penis enlarger... and a photograph of him endorsing the enlarger... and [[OverlyLongGag a copy of the book]] ''Swedish-Made Penis Enlarger Pumps and Me (This Sort of Thing IS My Bag, Baby)'' by Austin Powers.
** In ''Austin Powers in Goldmember''. The Goldmember'', the eponymous villain is the Dutchman Johann "Goldmember" Van Der Smut.Smut, prompting this line from Austin's father:

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* ''Film/AustinPowersInternationalManOfMystery'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WCvULMRUq8 Austin Powers is collecting some of his things from a clerk]]. The clerk gives him a penis enlarger. Austin denies it is his and claims he would never need such a thing. "This sort of thing isn't my bag, baby!" The clerk then proceeds to hand him his credit card receipt of purchase of a Swedish-made penis enlarger. And a photograph of him endorsing the enlarger. And [[OverlyLongGag a copy of the book]] ''Swedish-Made Penis Enlarger Pumps and Me (This Sort of Thing IS My Bag, Baby)'' By Austin Powers.
* ''Film/AustinPowersInGoldmember''. The eponymous villain is the Dutchman Johann "Goldmember" Van Der Smut.
-->'''Nigel Powers:''' There are two kinds of people that I can't stand: People who are intolerant of other peoples' cultures... and the ''Dutch''.

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** In ''International Man of Mystery'':
[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WCvULMRUq8 Austin Powers is collecting some of his things from a clerk]]. The clerk gives him a penis enlarger. Austin denies it is his and claims he would never need such a thing. "This sort of thing isn't my bag, baby!" The clerk then proceeds to hand him his credit card receipt of purchase of a Swedish-made penis enlarger. And enlarger... and a photograph of him endorsing the enlarger. And enlarger... and [[OverlyLongGag a copy of the book]] ''Swedish-Made Penis Enlarger Pumps and Me (This Sort of Thing IS My Bag, Baby)'' By by Austin Powers.
* ''Film/AustinPowersInGoldmember''.** In ''Austin Powers in Goldmember''. The eponymous villain is the Dutchman Johann "Goldmember" Van Der Smut.
-->'''Nigel --->'''Nigel Powers:''' There are two kinds of people that I can't stand: People who are intolerant of other peoples' cultures... and the ''Dutch''.
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* ''Film/BackToTheFuture'': When Marty goes over the game plan with his father-to-be George to court Lorraine at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance while George hangs up laundry, Marty mentions that he will “take advantage” of Lorraine to get her angry with him and George, holding a bra, asks “You mean you’re going to touch her on her...?” To which Marty quickly responds “no”, and then ''takes the bra and throws it on the ground.''

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* ''Film/BackToTheFuture'': ''Film/BackToTheFuture1'': When Marty goes over the game plan with his father-to-be George to court Lorraine at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance while George hangs up laundry, Marty mentions that he will “take advantage” of Lorraine to get her angry with him and George, holding a bra, asks “You mean you’re going to touch her on her...?” To which Marty quickly responds “no”, and then ''takes the bra and throws it on the ground.''
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* In the World War 2-era propaganda film "Know Your Ally: Britain," two American servicemen stationed in Britain listen with annoyance at British radio before turning it off and complaining that they can't understand a word the British say... while speaking in indecipherable regional American accents.

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* In the World War 2-era propaganda film "Know Your Ally: Britain," ''Film/KnowYourAllyBritain'', two American servicemen stationed in Britain listen with annoyance at British radio before turning it off and complaining that they can't understand a word the British say... while speaking in indecipherable regional American accents.
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* In ''Bloody Summer Camp'', the Sheriff and his deputy, ostensibly investigating a string of murders at a summer camp, run into the camp groundskeeper Marche, who is covered in what looks to be blood and wielding a machete. The sheriff calmly asks him a few questions, seems to buy his explanation of the red on his clothes being paint, and simply confiscates his knife and lets him go. When the deputy asks about Marche seeming suspicious, the deputy admonishes him about "profiling"... Moments later, Cornbread, the TokenMinority of the camp staff, is seen running, unarmed and clearly in distress; the sheriff of course immediately arrests him at at gunpoint.

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* In ''Bloody Summer Camp'', ''Film/BloodySummerCamp'', the Sheriff and his deputy, ostensibly investigating a string of murders at a summer camp, run into the camp groundskeeper Marche, who is covered in what looks to be blood and wielding a machete. The sheriff calmly asks him a few questions, seems to buy his explanation of the red on his clothes being paint, and simply confiscates his knife and lets him go. When the deputy asks about Marche seeming suspicious, the deputy admonishes him about "profiling"... Moments later, Cornbread, the TokenMinority of the camp staff, is seen running, unarmed and clearly in distress; the sheriff of course immediately arrests him at at gunpoint.
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-->'''Nigel Powers:''' There are two kinds of people that I can't stand: People who are intolerant of other peoples' cultures... and the ''[[AcceptableTargets Dutch]]''.

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-->'''Nigel Powers:''' There are two kinds of people that I can't stand: People who are intolerant of other peoples' cultures... and the ''[[AcceptableTargets Dutch]]''.''Dutch''.
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* ''Film/{{Matinee}}'': Sherry talks about how sweet it is that Stan (supposedly) came to the movie premiere to spend time with a little boy, then immediately snaps at [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling her own little brother]] for interrupting them to summon her back to the auditorium.
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* ''Film/TheRoom'': "I cannot tell you, it's confidential. Anyway, [[WeirdAside how's your sex life?]]" As with everything else in this movie, it's very unclear if it was meant to be funny.

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* ''Film/TheRoom'': ''Film/{{The Room|2003}}'': "I cannot tell you, it's confidential. Anyway, [[WeirdAside how's your sex life?]]" As with everything else in this movie, it's very unclear if it was meant to be funny.
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** When Phileas asks Lord Kelvin which proof he has that the former had stolen from the bank of London, Kelvin retorts that they are in the Academy of Science, which means he doesn't have to proof anything.

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** When Phileas asks Lord Kelvin which proof he has that the former had stolen from has robbed the bank of London, Kelvin retorts that they are in the Academy of Science, which means he doesn't have to proof anything.

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* ''Film/AroundTheWorldIn80Days2004'':

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** Upon reaching San Francisco, Phileas remarks how happy he is to be back "in civilization", while the sound of gunfire, broken bottles, and women's screams can be heard nearby.

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** Upon reaching San Francisco, Phileas Fogg remarks how happy he is to be back "in civilization", all while the sound of gunfire, broken bottles, and women's screams can be heard nearby.nearby.
** When Phileas asks Lord Kelvin which proof he has that the former had stolen from the bank of London, Kelvin retorts that they are in the Academy of Science, which means he doesn't have to proof anything.
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* ''Film/AroundTheWorldIn80Days'':

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** Upon arriving at St Francisco, Phileas remarks how happy he is to be back "at civilization", while the sounds of gunshots, broken bottles, and women screaming can he heard nearby.

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** Upon arriving at St reaching San Francisco, Phileas remarks how happy he is to be back "at "in civilization", while the sounds sound of gunshots, gunfire, broken bottles, and women screaming women's screams can he be heard nearby.
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** After meeting General Fang, Lord Kelvin diminishes the idea of women leading men, right before passing by the portrait of Queen Victoria in his wall.
** Upon arriving at St Francisco, Phileas remarks how happy he is to be back "at civilization", while the sounds of gunshots, broken bottles, and women screaming can he heard nearby.

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* In ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'', while they're escaping from the prison complex, Vespa is tossed a gun, but says that [[DoesNotLikeGuns she hates guns]]. Then [[BerserkButton her hair is singed by stray blaster fire]]. She then proceeds to gun down all of the mooks trying to stop them.

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* ''Film/TheresSomethingAboutMary'' focuses on the titular Mary, who is so compelling that basically any man she spends significant time with falls in love with her and becomes an obsessive stalker. Main character Ted Stroehmann ends up escalating the actions of her other stalkers through his own efforts to find Mary after their potential prom date was ended by an embarrassing zipper accident. In the final confrontation with all of Mary's potential love interests, Ted is declared "the worst stalker of us all", even though Ted is the OnlySaneMan whose only lie was that he ran into Mary by chance rather than hiring a detective to find her; other stalkers include said detective tapping her phone to find out what she was looking for in a man, a pizza delivery boy who's been posing as a crippled architect and lying about Mary's other love interests to keep her to himself, and an ex-boyfriend who was so obsessive Mary had to get a restraining order against him.
* In ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'', while they're the group are escaping from the prison complex, Vespa is tossed a gun, but says that [[DoesNotLikeGuns she hates guns]]. Then [[BerserkButton her hair is singed by stray blaster fire]]. She then proceeds to gun down all of the mooks trying to stop them.
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* ''Film/{{Lolita}}'' (1997). Pedophile Humbert does his OverprotectiveDad routine when he sees Dolores talking to a strange man.

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* ''Film/{{Lolita}}'' (1997). Pedophile Humbert does his OverprotectiveDad routine when he sees acts like a BoyfriendBlockingDad after seeing Dolores talking to a strange man.
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* In ''Bloody Summer Camp'', the Sheriff and his deputy, ostensibly investigating a string of murders at a summer camp, run into the camp groundskeeper Marche, who is covered in what looks to be blood and wielding a machete. The sheriff calmly asks him a few questions, seems to buy his explanation of the red on his clothes being paint, and simply confiscates his knife and lets him go. When the deputy asks about Marche seeming suspicious, the deputy admonishes him for "profiling"... Then Cornbread, the TokenMinority of the camp staff is seen running, unarmed and clearly signalling for help - the sheriff of course immediately arrests him at at gunpoint.

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* In ''Bloody Summer Camp'', the Sheriff and his deputy, ostensibly investigating a string of murders at a summer camp, run into the camp groundskeeper Marche, who is covered in what looks to be blood and wielding a machete. The sheriff calmly asks him a few questions, seems to buy his explanation of the red on his clothes being paint, and simply confiscates his knife and lets him go. When the deputy asks about Marche seeming suspicious, the deputy admonishes him for about "profiling"... Then Moments later, Cornbread, the TokenMinority of the camp staff staff, is seen running, unarmed and clearly signalling for help - in distress; the sheriff of course immediately arrests him at at gunpoint.
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* Spicoli from ''Film/FastTimesAtRidgemontHigh'' drives while drunk and stoned. At one point, he gets stuck behind some slower drivers and says "People on 'ludes should not drive!"

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%%* ''Film/BobRoberts'': "But they complain and complain and complain..."
%%* ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP3jA9UEwkE Cuddle? What a fag.]]"

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%%* ''Film/BobRoberts'': "But they complain * In ''Bloody Summer Camp'', the Sheriff and complain his deputy, ostensibly investigating a string of murders at a summer camp, run into the camp groundskeeper Marche, who is covered in what looks to be blood and complain..."
%%* ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP3jA9UEwkE Cuddle?
wielding a machete. The sheriff calmly asks him a few questions, seems to buy his explanation of the red on his clothes being paint, and simply confiscates his knife and lets him go. When the deputy asks about Marche seeming suspicious, the deputy admonishes him for "profiling"... Then Cornbread, the TokenMinority of the camp staff is seen running, unarmed and clearly signalling for help - the sheriff of course immediately arrests him at at gunpoint.
* In ''Film/BobRoberts'', the title character performs "Complain", basically an entire song complaining about how much other people complain.
* In ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'', detective Paul Smecker is in bed with his gay lover Hojo when he receives an important phone call and has to leave - when Hojo laments that he wanted to stay and cuddle, Paul exclaims "Cuddle?
What a fag.]]"fag!".
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-->'''Wallace:'''I hate you. Even I would think twice before dating a 17-year-old.\\

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* WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'': At the Ink and Paint Club, a frustrated Daffy Duck, despite talking with a lisp, vows to stop playing music with Donald Duck for his hard-to-understand speech:

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* WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck and WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'': ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''. At the Ink and Paint Club, a frustrated Daffy Duck, Daffy, despite talking with a lisp, vows to stop playing music with Donald Duck for his hard-to-understand speech:someone whose speech is hard to understand:

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