History Narm / FilmIToP

** Anytime Zhao is on-screen. His whiny voice is a contrast from the sexy voice of the one and only Jason Isaacs. He's basically talking as if he's doing commentary on ''Series/TheDailyShow''.

** The Deleted Scenes are arguably worse. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YToyaLSLQM0&feature=player_embedded This one]] starts with the stupidity of Soh-ka hitting a Fire Nation mook on the ass with his boomerang, Katara's wooden acting, and the dancing. My God, the dancing. And then the crew wanders into the shot.
** And what the hell, watch [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbi7xUd5TPc this]].

* In Jackson's ''[[Film/TheLordOfTheRings The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers]]'', when Aragorn reaches Helm's Deep after being thought dead, Eowyn, who has a crush on him, rushes forward to welcome him back. She stops when she sees Legolas return the Evenstar to Aragorn because it reminds her that Aragorn is already in love with Arwen. From the way the scene is shot, [[HoYay it looks like Legolas is proposing to Aragorn]] and beating Eowyn to the punch.
** Fun fact: They originally intended for Arwen to appear at Helm's Deep. ''That'' was the scene Eowyn was supposed to be reacting to. Considering what scene they replaced it with, one wonders if the producers ''wanted'' HoYay in the movie.

** The Nazgul kick down the wooden wall to get into Bree, and the guy who is behind the wall somehow manages to get smashed completely flat. As in, the wall ends up completely flat on the ground, with no indication that there is a body underneath it.

* The scene in ''Film/TheNeverendingStory'' where the Child Empress is begging and crying for Bastian to give her a name. It's either the expressions or the repeated cries of "Bastian, PLEASE!" Though some found her quite touching.

* In the film version of Creator/AndrewLloydWebber's ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera'' has many examples, from Emmy Rossum's stilted line readings to Patrick Wilson's wig, from masquerade dancers doing the Robot to all that angsting over a face that could be considered "hideously disfigured" only by the broadest definitions of HollywoodHomely.

** The [[SpecialEffectFailure CGI gophers]]. Really, Lucas?

* One unfortunately edited scene from ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'' (2008) suffered from this. There's a touching and heartfelt scene of Ed Norton and LivTyler's characters trying to sleep in separate beds across the hall, each clearly thinking about the other. And then there's a shot of a topless, tattooed Tim Roth angrily opening a door. This was a ''different'' scene happening elsewhere, but...

* One scene in the ''Manga/DeathNote'' live adaptation/spin off ''L: Change the World''. The main scientist injects himself with a virus that causes a good three-minute death scene, gurgling all the way even when off-camera. He is finally incinerated and falls over, but pops up one last time to go "BLAAAAAGH" at his watching daughter.... and then he explodes. It's supposed to be dramatic, and the music is full-blown, but it can be hysterical.

** Agent Smith's monotone interrogation was actually hilarious due to the delivery. Until [[NightmareFuel the bugs show up.]]

* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5R_pS0h5Qk You maniacs! You blew it all up!]]" as said by Charlton Heston in ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes''. The viewer has known that the planet is Earth since ten minutes after the landing ([[AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame even if the viewer in question has lived under a rock and hasn't heard the premise of the movie]]). But when Heston's character sees the broken Statue of Liberty at the very end (just a few frames before we do), he [[HeroicBSOD cracks up,]] pounding sand and screaming.

*** "I like {{Shrek}}"? What a place for ProductPlacement! (Even if the studio is just placing its own product.)

** Cobb talking to Mal in limbo, which is an extremely intense scene - until Cobb gets to his "all your perfection, all your imperfection" speech. It probably is the only time in the film LeonardoDiCaprio looks genuinely confused, instead of acting confused.
** LeonardoDiCaprio's overwrought screams of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNqVn_DUuLc "MAL, NO, JESUS CHRIST-"]] turn an otherwise heart-wrenching scene into pure narm.

* ''{{Insidious}}'' has some pretty freaky stuff, however the commercial reveals that one of the ghosts/demons....[[http://totallylookslike.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/darth-maul-totally-looks-like-demon-from-insidious.jpg Looks hilariously like Darth Maul]].

* Lestat in ''InterviewWithTheVampire'' has quite a few narm moments, the most notable being midway through: Louis finally embraces his vampire instincts by [[spoiler:biting a little girl]], and Lestat decides to celebrate by dancing around with...wait for it...a dead corpse. Don't believe it? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9kWNtZyuws There's still life in the old lady yet!]]

* From ''Film/IronMan2008'': In the climactic battle, the dialogue goes something like this:

* From the movie of ''Stephen King's {{It}}'':

** ''Film/DieAnotherDay'' turned what should have been a CrowningMomentOfAwesome -- Film/JamesBond surfing the tidal wave with the parachute -- into a Narmfest, thanks to [[SpecialEffectsFailure unconvincing CGI]]. Especially bad because there was a surfing sequence at the beginning of the film done without CGI effects that looked much better.
** Daniel Craig's reactions during the torture scene in ''Film/CasinoRoyale'' are over-the-top even for a serious GroinAttack. And Le Chiffre looks like the lead singer of MyChemicalRomance.

* The opening kill in ''Film/{{Jaws}}''. [[spoiler:Quint's death]] also counts, due to SpecialEffectsFailure.

* The famous skeleton fight scene in ''JasonAndTheArgonauts'' is done well for the most part, but did the skeletons really have to scream like a bunch of girls?
* The infamous line Olivier delivers in the Neil Diamond version of ''TheJazzSinger''.

* "You....complete me" in ''Film/JerryMaguire''. It doesn't help that TomCruise looked like he was taking a dump while he said it.

* Depending on who you ask, both the 1973 and the 2000 version of ''JesusChristSuperstar''. To give some examples from both:

* In ''Film/{{Jumanji}}'', Alan (RobinWilliams) is sucked into the board game. When he escapes in 25 years he is unaware of the time gap and expects to see his parents. Judy (KirstenDunst) tells him that everyone thought he was dead and Alan walks out the front door in dismay. After he leaves, Judy says "Sorry".

* ''KillBill'', having [[LadyOfWar O-Ren Ishii]] decapitate a {{Yakuza}} guy for pressing her BerserkButton (mocking her Chinese-American heritage and citing it as the reason why he doesn't want her leadership) in what's supposed to be her glorious ascension to the top of the {{Yakuza}} is chilling. Then it becomes a BlackComedy jewel when she pulls a DecapitationPresentation, and we see the head's ''ridiculous'' OhCrap's face. Not helped by O-Ren dropping a truly over-the-top PrecisionFStrike in GratuitousEnglish as she shows off her "prize".

* The film ''{{Knowing}}'', when NicolasCage is chasing away people(?) who have been watching him:
--> NicolasCage: [[ChewingTheScenery YOU WANT SOME OF THIS?!?]] (hits tree once with baseball bat)

** Anytime Zhao is on-screen. His whiny voice is a contrast from the sexy voice of the one and only Jason Isaacs. He's basically talking as if he's doing commentary on TheDailyShow.

** The ending, [[spoiler:right before the Azula stinger]], was supposed to be an epic bowing down scene ala ''Film/LordOfTheRings''. Instead, we see Aang doing some weird pose with expression that screams "I need to pee, dammit!".

* Katsumoto's death scene in ''TheLastSamurai'' was intended to be profound and dramatic, but his contorted constipation face in conjunction with the solemnity of the scene made for hearty lols all around. Bear in mind, Katsumoto had just rammed a wakizashi into his stomach. Let's see you keep a straight face during something like that.

* From the film adaptation of ''LeftBehind'', the scene of Hattie entering into the plane's cockpit after the Rapture:

* Moviegoers went into hysterics after watching the trailer of ''{{Legion}}'', during the scene where a possessed elderly woman climbs up onto the ceiling.

** In the movie itself: the SpecialEffectsFailure with the evil ice cream man, the fact that there's a character named ''Jeep'', Gabriel's chainsaw-mace thing, "I just want to play with your baby!"

* In ''The Life and Death of PeterSellers'', the climactic recreation of Peter playing Chance the gardener in ''BeingThere'' is made unintentionally amusing by Geoffrey Rush's failure to get the voice right -- he sounds less like Chance than he does [[Series/RedDwarf Mr. Flibble]], ''especially'' since he doesn't have much dialogue in the scene being shot.

* The scene in the 1990 film of ''LordOfTheFlies''. Just...dear good, the scene where Roger shoves the rock down the cliff is absurdly cheesy. And combined with Ralph's ''BigNo''...

** Creator/PeterJackson commented that the scenes in Rohan were difficult to direct because any depiction of medieval peasantry risked reminding people of ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail''. ''DMOfTheRings'', of course, [[http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=906 went to town in more ways than one.]]

** It was probably the RomanPolanski version. That moment provoked plenty of laughter, but there's also the scene in which a hapless minion is shot in the head with a crossbow. The unconvincing make-up and the fellow's perplexed, stupid expression had everyone in stitches.

** OrsonWelles' version was decent, but he should have requested another costume designer. Welles complained about having to do his final showdown with Macduff [[http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Qi_l_pmRm0g/SgilDcABqHI/AAAAAAAAAx4/22HspYLtpgE/s400/Orson+Welles--Hat+06--Statue+of+Liberty--Klingon+Style.png dressed as the Statue of Liberty]]

* ''TheManWhoFellToEarth'''s highly surreal nature leads to narm when protagonist Thomas Jerome Newton, out of anger, flips over a tray of cookies that his lover Mary-Lou brings over to him, and in slow motion, no less.

* In ''MatchstickMen'', when NicolasCage's character freaks out in the pharmacy. The funniest nervous breakdown ever, and Cage has done ''many'' good/amusing ones in his career. Videos are [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7TU28J8_2OU here]] and [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd6QgqbIyh4&feature=related here]]. Watch out especially for his one-line Jamaican accent.

* From ''MeetJoeBlack'': BradPitt spends about three minutes standing in the middle of the street looking back at his love interest, when... [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDdN_b6TjYo&feature=related It needs to be seen to be believed.]]
* ''MenaceIISociety'' has the "Basehead" scene. It's actually a very accurate portrayal of how actual crackheads behave, and how their dealers treat them (though they usually don't kill them) but as most people are unfamiliar with such things it comes off narmy.

** The "Mama! Papa! SHE KNOWS!" scene was spoofed in the episode of ''StrangersWithCandy'' where Jerri learns to read, including one element you don't necessarily notice if you're not looking: After yelling this line, Annie Sullivan throws up her hands and just falls right out of frame while the family joyously and obliviously group-hugs.
* ''{{Misery}}'': During the big fight scene, just as Annie Wilkes (played by Kathy Bates) falls to the floor and hits her head on the typewriter, the actress is replaced by a [[SpecialEffectsFailure really bad looking Kathy Bates dummy]].

* ''MoulinRouge'' has Christian sobbing hysterically when [[spoiler: Satine dies]]. Those not similarly moved (with or without hysterics) by this scene may find it amusing.

*** Why did JetLi turn into King Ghidorah? Why?

* SandraBullock is so unintentionally amusing in ''MurderByNumbers'' that it derails the rest of her filmography for some...

* The first wedding scene in the 1993 adaptation of Shakespeare's ''MuchAdoAboutNothing''. It was ''meant'' to be a shocking TearJerker as Claudio furiously exposes Hero's infidelity to the rest of the cast (he was actually tricked into thinking she was unfaithful), but [[LargeHam his acting]], and the scene in general is so over the top that it becomes an hilarious example of BlackComedy.
* ''MusicOfTheHeart'' is loaded with narm. It's quite unfortunate, because the true story on which it is based is genuinely inspiring. The film wastes a good source material, good casting and good music on [[PlayingAgainstType director Wes Craven]] and first-time screenwriter Pamela Gray. There is a lot of chunky exposition to the camera, unnecessary embellishment of real events, and a good deal of histrionics - see whenever Roberta yells at her really nice mom or her really nice kids. The characterisation of Roberta is garishly inconsistent - an incredible feat, considering Roberta Guaspari is ''a real person''. When MerylStreep starts to look like a bad actress, you know the script is beyond salvation.
* Vada's habit of singing "Doo Wah Diddy Diddy" fast when she's upset tends to ruin what are supposed to be emotional moments in ''MyGirl''.

*** RobotChicken parodies this with Bastian reading the book while in the bathroom. "And then the boy took a big crap. Hey! I'M taking a big crap! WOOOOOW!!"

* ''NightOfTheLivingDead'': '''"JOHNNY'S STILL OUT THERE!"'''

* ''{{Nosferatu}}'' manages to be downright scary despite its age, but there are some downright humorous moments that were supposed to be horrifying to the original audiences all those years ago. One example of this is the scene when Thomas Hutter, the protagonist of the film, [[spoiler:hails a "ghost carriage"]], which is shot at a higher speed than the rest of the film. This results in a humorous effect, as the [[spoiler:carriage]] starts and stops abruptly, as in the very earliest comedy films. Another scene involves the titular vampire, [[spoiler:who is moving to his new home across from Hutter's. He packs himself into a coffin, lays down, then magically moves the coffin lid over the coffin in a series of short, jumpy cuts (basically bad stop-motion)]] that make the scene more humorous than it should be. This also occurs later in the film, to the same effect.

* That famous scene from ''AnOfficerAndAGentleman'', when Zack screams, '''"DON'T YOU DO IT!! I GOT NOWHERE ELSE TO GOOOO!!!!!"''' is meant to show the audience how much pain the character is in. Except Richard Gere is ''really'' [[ChewingTheScenery overacting]] in it, making the scene really REALLY funny. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T575Pbo4eWM Go watch that scene]], and wonder why Gere hasn't done any real comedies outside of those cheesy [[RomanticComedy romantic ones]].

* In the film adaptation of Philip K. Dick's ''{{Paycheck}}'', James Rethrick yells, "Still think you can change your fate, Mike? I AM THE FUTURE MIKE!", [[OrphanedPunchline referencing a deleted scene]] where Michael Jennings states that he believes he can change his fate.

* In the film version of AndrewLloydWebber's ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera'' has many examples, from Emmy Rossum's stilted line readings to Patrick Wilson's wig, from masquerade dancers doing the Robot to all that angsting over a face that could be considered "hideously disfigured" only by the broadest definitions of HollywoodHomely.

* The ending of ''ThePianoTeacher'' is halfway between this and straight DarthWiki/WallBanger territory.
* Mink Stole's best line in ''PinkFlamingos'':

* The opening scene of ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanAtWorldsEnd'', with the mass hanging of the pirates and the little boy leading them in the "Hoist the Colours" song, is properly chilling -- but it loses a bit of its edge when one soldier, I'll call him CaptainObvious, rushes over to Beckett and tells him, "They've started to sing, sir." There are hundreds of condemned pirates, and Beckett is yards away. It's... very unlikely he wasn't already aware.

* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5R_pS0h5Qk You maniacs! You blew it all up!]]" as said by Charlton Heston in ''PlanetOfTheApes''. The viewer has known that the planet is Earth since ten minutes after the landing ([[AllThereIsToKnowAboutTheCryingGame even if the viewer in question has lived under a rock and hasn't heard the premise of the movie]]). But when Heston's character sees the broken Statue of Liberty at the very end (just a few frames before we do), he [[HeroicBSOD cracks up,]] pounding sand and screaming.

* In ''ProblemChild'', a scene where Junior and his criminal hero go to the circus was probably meant to be an example of DudeNotFunny, but Michael Richards' delivery in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHKotCnjYow this scene]] is just so hilarious that even a little kid will laugh at watching a random clown get socked.

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* In the [[DeusAngstMachina relentlessly depressing]] ''Marvin's Room'', one of the characters is diagnosed with Leukemia. During a trip to Disney World, she's drinking a soda when she sees blood on her straw, gets lightheaded, and passes out. The scene ends with a PointOfView shot from her on the ground, as several people are looking down on her...and then ''Goofy'' enters the frame, and any drama left in the scene is washed out by giggling.