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1) Is this trope actually supposed to apply only to video games?
2) If no to 1), did the one responsible for the deletion actually checked individually all the examples he removed to be sure that none of them actually applied to RealIsBrown?
3) Why didn\'t he move those examples to MoodLighting instead of just deleting dozens of contributions (not that this cannot be undone, but it would have been better form, if anything)?
2) If no to 1), did the one responsible for the deletion actually checked individually all the examples he removed to be sure that none of them actually applied to RealIsBrown?
3) Why didn\'t he move those examples to MoodLighting instead of just deleting dozens of contributions (not that this cannot be undone, but it would have been better form, if anything)?
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*1) Is this trope actually supposed to apply only to video games?
*2) If no to 1), did the one responsible for the deletion actually checked individually all the examples he removed to be sure that none of them actually applied to RealIsBrown?
*3) Why didn\\\'t he move those examples to MoodLighting instead of just deleting dozens of contributions (not that this cannot be undone, but it would have been better form, if anything)?
*2) If no to 1), did the one responsible for the deletion actually checked individually all the examples he removed to be sure that none of them actually applied to RealIsBrown?
*3) Why didn\\\'t he move those examples to MoodLighting instead of just deleting dozens of contributions (not that this cannot be undone, but it would have been better form, if anything)?
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I would strongly object to 1), there are clear cases in films where RealIsBrown seemed to be invoked; for instance David Fincher frequently abuses of this, and this cannot be considered just MoodLighting, given that he uses it in every of his films, even when this adds nothing to story or atmosphere; see for instance the trailer for the upcoming \
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I would strongly object to 1), there are clear cases in films where RealIsBrown seemed to be invoked; for instance David Fincher frequently abuses of this, and this cannot be considered just MoodLighting, given that he uses it in every of his films, even when this adds nothing to story or atmosphere; see for instance the trailer for the upcoming \\\"The Social Network\\\" film)—in this case it\\\'s clearly done to look more real.
