Yeah, that's not only not a good example, it's sabotaging itself with its own caption. Pull regardless of replacement.
I favor nuking it.
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Kill it.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?Looks rather useless without the caption. Pull it.
Yeah, and the top row of movie posters are so small it's hard to see what would make them "good" compared to the bottom rows. Pull.
Pull.
(Annoyed grunt)Bad example, worse image. Pull.
Check out my fanfiction!Pull.
Health sure is versatile. It's possible to be both light-headed and dim-witted. At the same time, no less.Does anyone have any replacements?
Join the Five-Man Band cleanup project!Here's one suggestion: [1]◊
Would probably need a suitable caption to make it clear that the picture's referring to Sofia Coppola instead of Kirsten Dunst, however.
I'd rather go BUPKIS on this one due to how difficult this is to illustrate.
I agree with Primis's idea. That illustrates a creator killer well!
The Village is the Creator Killer here, right? In that case M. Night works well enough, I think.
15 works
Health sure is versatile. It's possible to be both light-headed and dim-witted. At the same time, no less.Agree with 15.
15. It wouldn't hurt to include Signs and After Earth too (they were still poorly received, though not as bad as The Last Airbender), but that might be too much.
EDIT: I meant to say Devil and After Earth, not Signs (though Shyamalan only did the original story of Devil, its failure showed how much audiences had turned against him).
edited 24th Jun '18 8:34:16 AM by rjd1922
Keet cleanupI thought about including After Earth, but after reading that it was largely Will Smith's project and that Shyamalan's involvement was pretty incidental, I decided to leave it off. His name wasn't even in the marketing for the movie, so most people probably don't even realize he was involved at all.
And Signs was an all-around success, critically and financially. It's still his second highest-grossing movie, just behind The Sixth Sense. Not a Creator Killer at all.
I guess 15 works.
(Annoyed grunt)15
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."I meant to say Devil, not Signs.
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The image doesn't really explain the trope very well, just looking like a group of movies out-of-context. Plus, it doesn't even seem like a good example of this, as Spaceballs is possibly Mel Brooks's most famous movie and Robin Hood: Men in Tights is pretty well-recieved too.
edited 10th Jun '18 8:48:22 PM by Spyspotter