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** the entire soundtrack of ''Troper Beach'' consists of love song with epic finish.
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** the The entire soundtrack of ''Troper Beach'' consists of love song with epic finish.
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* '''Justified''': The song is the only exciting part of the film.
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* '''Justified''': '''Justified''':
** The song is the only exciting part of thefilm.film.
** The film is focused on a pop group.
** The film is a PeriodPiece of either TheEighties or [[TheNineties Nineties]].
** The song is the only exciting part of the
** The film is focused on a pop group.
** The film is a PeriodPiece of either TheEighties or [[TheNineties Nineties]].
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* '''Deconstructed''':
** The film doesn't stand well on its own merits, so the inclusion of the song is seen as a cynical attempt to give it ''some'' redeeming value.
** The ''song'' doesn't fit with the tone or setting of the film, leading more jaded viewers to assume it was included merely because [[FollowTheLeader that was what everyone else was doing at the time]].
** The presence of the song [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece makes the film age all the more poorly]], given how rooted this trope is in TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]].
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Even if the film itself is bad, the song can still stand on its own merits.
** The ''entire film'' is an UnintentionalPeriodPiece to TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]], so it can only benefit from this trope.
** The film doesn't stand well on its own merits, so the inclusion of the song is seen as a cynical attempt to give it ''some'' redeeming value.
** The ''song'' doesn't fit with the tone or setting of the film, leading more jaded viewers to assume it was included merely because [[FollowTheLeader that was what everyone else was doing at the time]].
** The presence of the song [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece makes the film age all the more poorly]], given how rooted this trope is in TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]].
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Even if the film itself is bad, the song can still stand on its own merits.
** The ''entire film'' is an UnintentionalPeriodPiece to TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]], so it can only benefit from this trope.
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* '''Exaggerated''': The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a [[EpicRocking 12 minute]] song with 100 pianos playing the saddest music in the world, and the epic-est finish in the world.
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** The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a [[EpicRocking 12 minute]] song with 100 pianos playing the saddest music in the world, and the epic-est finish in theworld.world.
** the entire soundtrack of ''Troper Beach'' consists of love song with epic finish.
** The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a [[EpicRocking 12 minute]] song with 100 pianos playing the saddest music in the world, and the epic-est finish in the
** the entire soundtrack of ''Troper Beach'' consists of love song with epic finish.
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* '''Exaggerated''': The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a [[EpicRocking 12 minute]] song with 100 pianos playing the saddest music in the world, and the epic-est finish in the world.
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'''Basic Trope''': The epic, sappy song at the end of a movie that gets all the acclaim.
* '''Straight''': The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a love song with sparkly synth, and a mellow sound that builds up to an epic finish.
* '''Downplayed''': The song only has sparkly synths.
* '''Justified''': The song is the only exciting part of the film.
* '''Inverted''': The song is at the beginning of the film, and is a fast paced dubstep song.
* '''Subverted''': There is a sparkly synth opening, but after that, it's just film score.
* '''Double Subverted''': But after 30 seconds, a TruckDriversGearChange kicks in and it's now award bait.
* '''Averted'''
** The credits music is just the film score.
** There is no music.
* '''Parodied''': The song is named ''“Steal an Emmy”''.
* '''Enforced''': The studio wants to make money for the film even if it flopped, so they make an award bait song.
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And I know! That I won't betray you! For when we get an award for our AwardBaitSong our love will last forever!
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* '''Straight''': The end credits for ''Troper Beach'' has a love song with sparkly synth, and a mellow sound that builds up to an epic finish.
* '''Downplayed''': The song only has sparkly synths.
* '''Justified''': The song is the only exciting part of the film.
* '''Inverted''': The song is at the beginning of the film, and is a fast paced dubstep song.
* '''Subverted''': There is a sparkly synth opening, but after that, it's just film score.
* '''Double Subverted''': But after 30 seconds, a TruckDriversGearChange kicks in and it's now award bait.
* '''Averted'''
** The credits music is just the film score.
** There is no music.
* '''Parodied''': The song is named ''“Steal an Emmy”''.
* '''Enforced''': The studio wants to make money for the film even if it flopped, so they make an award bait song.
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And I know! That I won't betray you! For when we get an award for our AwardBaitSong our love will last forever!
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