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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there. (His terrified reactions are an homage to the Creator/ChuckJones cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there. (His terrified reactions are an homage to the Creator/ChuckJones cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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** In "The Killings of Copenhagen", the murderer trusses up one of the victims and places them on a conveyor belt leading into an industrial bakers oven.
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** In "The "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS16E5 The Killings of Copenhagen", Copenhagen]]", the murderer trusses up one of the victims and places them on a conveyor belt leading into an industrial bakers oven.
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* In ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'', Indy fought a Thuggee guard on a conveyor belt that led to a rock crusher. Things were further complicated by the brainwashed prince stabbing a voodoo doll of Indy just as he gained the advantage in the fight. Indy of course escapes, the guard... doesn't.
** The same film features a cage that is used to lower human sacrifices into a large lava pit. Indy manages to save Willie from a fiery demise in this device, but an unnamed SacrificialLamb is not so lucky.
** The same film features a cage that is used to lower human sacrifices into a large lava pit. Indy manages to save Willie from a fiery demise in this device, but an unnamed SacrificialLamb is not so lucky.
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* In ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'', ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'':
** Indy fought a Thuggee guard on a conveyor belt that led to a rock crusher. Things were further complicated by the brainwashed prince stabbing a voodoo doll of Indy just as he gained the advantage in the fight. Indy of course escapes, the guard... doesn't.
**The same film features There's a cage that is used to lower human sacrifices into a large lava pit. Indy manages to save Willie from a fiery demise in this device, but an unnamed SacrificialLamb is not so lucky.
** Indy fought a Thuggee guard on a conveyor belt that led to a rock crusher. Things were further complicated by the brainwashed prince stabbing a voodoo doll of Indy just as he gained the advantage in the fight. Indy of course escapes, the guard... doesn't.
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''Series/CSIMiami'', a woman is drugged on a plane and chucked onto an airport convoy belt--where she gets a fatal head injury from a luggage arm.
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* In ''Series/CSIMiami'', a woman is drugged on a plane and chucked onto an airport convoy belt--where she gets a fatal head injury from a luggage arm.
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''Series/CSIMiami'', a woman is drugged on a plane and chucked onto an airport convoy belt--where she gets a fatal head injury from a luggage arm.
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* In one episode of ''Series/CSIMiami'', a woman is drugged on a plane and chucked onto an airport convoy belt--where she gets a fatal head injury from a luggage arm.
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* ''Series/TheGoodies''. In "Cunning Stunts", Bill is trying to commit suicide, and in one episode scene lies down in front of ''Series/CSIMiami'', a woman is drugged on a plane giant circular saw which advances towards him. Fortunately Bill and chucked onto an airport convoy belt--where she gets a fatal head injury from a luggage arm.Tim arrive in time to put the saw in reverse, only to have it [[RuleOfFunny roll after them instead]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo'', episode [[CanadaEh "Yukon Yutz"]], the villain ties Johnny to a conveyor belt with a buzzsaw at the end. Johnny was saved by the ultra-hard gel in his hair, which broke the buzzsaw.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo'', episode [[CanadaEh "Yukon Yutz"]], Yutz", the villain ties Johnny to a conveyor belt with a buzzsaw at the end. Johnny was saved by the ultra-hard gel in his hair, which broke the buzzsaw.
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* PlayedforLaughs in ''Literature/CaptainUnderpantsandthePerilousPlotofProfessorPoopypants'', only not with a conveyor belt. When George and Harold (aliases Fluffy and Cheeseball) are shrunk and flying around in a paper airplane, upon landing they see a steamroller thingy coming their way. One of them then shouts, "Oh, NO! We're going to get STEAMROLLER THINGIED to death!"
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* PlayedforLaughs PlayedForLaughs in ''Literature/CaptainUnderpantsandthePerilousPlotofProfessorPoopypants'', ''[[Literature/CaptainUnderpants Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants]]'', only not with a conveyor belt. When George and Harold (aliases Fluffy and Cheeseball) are shrunk and flying around in a paper airplane, upon landing they see a steamroller thingy coming their way. One of them then shouts, "Oh, NO! We're going to get STEAMROLLER THINGIED to death!"
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'', the title characters are stuck running on a conveyor belt that is (at most) ''[[PlotInducedStupidity two or three feet off the ground]]''.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'', the title characters are stuck running on a conveyor belt that is (at most) ''[[PlotInducedStupidity ''[[IdiotBall two or three feet off the ground]]''.
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* In ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/AttackOfTheClones'', Anakin and Padme find themselves on a conveyor belt on Geonosis. Anakin battles Geonosians, and in the process has his lightsaber destroyed and his arm stamped on a metal plate. Padme falls in a giant crucible and is only saved from being incinerated by molten metal by [=R2D2=], who deactivates the machinery just in time.
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* In ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/AttackOfTheClones'', Anakin and Padme find themselves inside the battle droid-producing foundries/factories on Geonosis and fall on a conveyor belt on Geonosis.belt. Anakin battles Geonosians, and in the process has his lightsaber destroyed and his arm stamped on a metal plate. Padme falls in a giant crucible and is only saved from being incinerated by molten metal by [=R2D2=], who deactivates the machinery just in time.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there.(His terrified reactions are an homage to the Creator/ChuckJones cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there. (His terrified reactions are an homage to the Creator/ChuckJones cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there.(His terrified reactions are an homage to the [[Chuck Jones]] cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', Sully ''thinks'' that Boo was trapped on one of these when it was actually just a piece of her monster costume. In a way, this allows the scene to be much ''more'' gruesome than it otherwise would be, judging by [[FaintInShock Sully's reactions]] as he watches the costume-piece go through one crusher and thrasher after another, assuming Boo is in there.(His terrified reactions are an homage to the [[Chuck Jones]] Creator/ChuckJones cartoon "Feed the Kitty" wherein bulldog Marc Antony thinks his cute little kitten pal Pussyfoot is receiving the identical treament.)
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* In the climactic action scene of the second book of the ''Literature/{{Spaceforce}}'' series, Prince Ragoth is nearly dragged into the maw of a huge industrial dust grinding machine.
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* In the climactic action scene of the second book of the ''Literature/{{Spaceforce}}'' ''Literature/Spaceforce2012'' series, Prince Ragoth is nearly dragged into the maw of a huge industrial dust grinding machine.
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'':
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The main character(s) have become trapped on a conveyor belt (mining ore cart, log in a flume, or any other mechanized delivery system) responsible for shuttling them into a large blast furnace or incinerator, crusher or grinder, large rotary saw blade(s) or anything else that will give them a [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath quick and painful end]].
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The main character(s) have become trapped on a conveyor belt (mining ore cart, log in a flume, or any other mechanized delivery system) responsible for shuttling them into a large blast furnace or incinerator, crusher or grinder, large [[SawBladesOfDeath rotary saw blade(s) blade(s)]] or anything else that will give them a [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath quick and painful end]].
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* ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' contains elements of this trope along with ChainedToARock near the climax of the film, when Roger and Jessica Rabbit are suspended by chains while a nearby contraption spraying The Dip, Judge Doom's weapon of choice, inches ever closer. Notably comparable to Goldfinger, although this plays with the tension by having the stream swung back and forth haphazardly.
** The scene where Judge Doom gets his hand stuck to the steamroller and is slowly crushed contains the inescapability of the trope.
** The scene where Judge Doom gets his hand stuck to the steamroller and is slowly crushed contains the inescapability of the trope.
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* ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' contains elements of this trope along with ChainedToARock near the climax of the film, when Roger and Jessica Rabbit are suspended by chains while a nearby contraption spraying The Dip, Judge Doom's weapon of choice, inches ever closer. Notably comparable to Goldfinger, although this plays with the tension by having the stream swung back and forth haphazardly.
**haphazardly. The scene where Judge Doom gets his hand stuck to the steamroller and is slowly crushed contains the inescapability of the trope.
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