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This is a group of minor movie fads. For film-related fads with articles, see [[:category:movie|this category]]. | This is a group of minor movie fads. For film-related fads with articles, see [[:category:movie|this category]]. | ||
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Back to the Future quote. From the scene in which the character Doc Brown tells Marty in the time-traveling Delorean how many miles he must go to time-travel. '''Example:''' {{y|vroovroom|Is this 88 Miles per hour ?}} | Back to the Future quote. From the scene in which the character Doc Brown tells Marty in the time-traveling Delorean how many miles he must go to time-travel. '''Example:''' {{y|vroovroom|Is this 88 Miles per hour ?}} | ||
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A clip of Agent Smith running from/to various things from The Matrix: Revolutions. He is either pursuing things like an {{y|smithwantsicecream|ice cream truck}} or running from things. | A clip of Agent Smith running from/to various things from The Matrix: Revolutions. He is either pursuing things like an {{y|smithwantsicecream|ice cream truck}} or running from things. | ||
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Various edits of the popular scene from the first Batman movie featuring Batman carrying a bomb across a street. This picture has often been used as avatars on various message boards. The image will be altered to show Batman carrying other items (like Gay Fuel, a UMD, a Pokeball, etc...) This fad was a very-slow growing fad. '''Example:''' {{y|batmandrop2|Batman: Don't Drop the Bomb (2nd Edition)}} | Various edits of the popular scene from the first Batman movie featuring Batman carrying a bomb across a street. This picture has often been used as avatars on various message boards. The image will be altered to show Batman carrying other items (like Gay Fuel, a UMD, a Pokeball, etc...) This fad was a very-slow growing fad. '''Example:''' {{y|batmandrop2|Batman: Don't Drop the Bomb (2nd Edition)}} | ||
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The infamous death scene "The Curb-Stomp scene" from the movie ''American History X'', showing a nazi man stomping another person on his head, often parodized with other persons (for example, The Burger King stomping on the Hamburglar). | The infamous death scene "The Curb-Stomp scene" from the movie ''American History X'', showing a nazi man stomping another person on his head, often parodized with other persons (for example, The Burger King stomping on the Hamburglar). | ||
| − | + | == Mine == | |
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Based on the {{y|mineminemine|seagull call}} from the film [[w:Finding Nemo|Finding Nemo]]. It is usually used when someone wants complete ownership of something. Commonly used to poke fun at websites that did not update their copyright year from 2005 to 2006 immediately after the new year began, especially high-power franchises like Google. Also used in reference to someone {{y|minemineminesweeper|playing mine sweeper}} and finding mines. | Based on the {{y|mineminemine|seagull call}} from the film [[w:Finding Nemo|Finding Nemo]]. It is usually used when someone wants complete ownership of something. Commonly used to poke fun at websites that did not update their copyright year from 2005 to 2006 immediately after the new year began, especially high-power franchises like Google. Also used in reference to someone {{y|minemineminesweeper|playing mine sweeper}} and finding mines. | ||
| + | == ... will Kill Bill == | ||
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| + | A fad that usually uses images of people who appear to have murderous intent. Using the song "Ironside" by Quincy Jones (the song was used in the movie Kill Bill whenever The Bride is having a flashback and is prepared to murder somebody.) | ||
{{From Wikipedia}} | {{From Wikipedia}} | ||
[[Category:Fad lists]] | [[Category:Fad lists]] | ||
Revision as of 15:09, August 5, 2011
This is a group of minor movie fads. For film-related fads with articles, see this category.
Contents
"88 Miles Per Hour!"
Back to the Future quote. From the scene in which the character Doc Brown tells Marty in the time-traveling Delorean how many miles he must go to time-travel. Example: Is this 88 Miles per hour ?
Agent Smith
A clip of Agent Smith running from/to various things from The Matrix: Revolutions. He is either pursuing things like an ice cream truck or running from things.
Batman's Bomb Run
Various edits of the popular scene from the first Batman movie featuring Batman carrying a bomb across a street. This picture has often been used as avatars on various message boards. The image will be altered to show Batman carrying other items (like Gay Fuel, a UMD, a Pokeball, etc...) This fad was a very-slow growing fad. Example: Batman: Don't Drop the Bomb (2nd Edition)
Curb-Stomp
The infamous death scene "The Curb-Stomp scene" from the movie American History X, showing a nazi man stomping another person on his head, often parodized with other persons (for example, The Burger King stomping on the Hamburglar).
Mine
Based on the seagull call from the film Finding Nemo. It is usually used when someone wants complete ownership of something. Commonly used to poke fun at websites that did not update their copyright year from 2005 to 2006 immediately after the new year began, especially high-power franchises like Google. Also used in reference to someone playing mine sweeper and finding mines.
... will Kill Bill
A fad that usually uses images of people who appear to have murderous intent. Using the song "Ironside" by Quincy Jones (the song was used in the movie Kill Bill whenever The Bride is having a flashback and is prepared to murder somebody.)
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