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Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans I hate how any computer nerd can hack everything from the world's biggest banks, to missile silos, all with less than a dozen keystrokes on a Dell laptop.

There's a hush as all the military brass watches the nerd do his thing.

Then comes the line I hate...."We're in!".

smcg_az , cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

138points

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Slapdash1 6 months ago

As per Eddie Izzard: The password is "jeff" because the guy who made the software was called Jeff Jeffty Jeff, born on the first of jeff, nineteen jeffty jeff.

49points

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans “Turn on the news! You gotta see this!”

*Turns on the tv to the exact channel at exactly the right time to further an important plot point.*.

doctor_x , Erik Mclean Report

Final score:

120points

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Slapdash1 6 months ago

Top be fair, news channels will often regurgitate the same 2-3 stories of the day for the whole day. And if it's something "breaking" it will be constantly on

36points

The word "cringe" is thrown around the internet quite a lot. Whenever you sign in to social media, you hear that this or that makes a person cringe. It might seem that this word is thrown around so much that it starts to lose its meaning.

Well, to say that, we have to learn what it means, don’t we? Well, according to Wikipedia (because where else is there to go when you don’t know something, right?), a cringe is an action or thing that brings out feelings of discomfort or embarrassment.

Others might describe cringe as a form of empathy, as a person puts themselves in the place of someone else and feels embarrassed for them. While the description doesn’t necessarily dub it as a form of empathy, it also includes a mention of embarrassment, which is basically what cringe is.

Sometimes, cringe can manifest as a physiological and emotional response to something a person did or said in the past, or it can be a reaction to someone else’s behavior or words. The latter might cause one to feel secondhand or vicarious embarrassment.

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "I won't kill you because I'm not like you", any version of this line spoken by the protagonist to the big bad right after the epic battle where numerous foot soldiers have just been slaughtered.

Lsubookdiva , Kuya Yus Report

Final score:

108points

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_physically_insane_(he/him) 6 months ago

Avatar the last airbender. There’s no way those guys survived being thrown into walls and being dropped into the middle of the ocean and all that

16points

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans It's hard to be too annoyed because I understand why it's needed, but when characters use each other's names/relations way too often to establish it with the audience.

"Dan, Kelly is on the line for you."

"Thanks, Candice. You're the best assistant and ex-girlfriend a guy ever had....hi Kelly, how is my favorite sister-in-law?"

"Not great, Dan. My husband, Tom, told me you don't have the tickets. Now, I know he's your big brother and all...".

Orange_Kid , Christina Morillo Report

Final score:

89points

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Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago

Fun fact: in an early cut of Lilo and Stitch test audiences didn't like the scene where Lilo and Nani get into a fight and said things like "I didn't like the way the mom yelled at her". So they went back and edited it so that the two repeatedly refer to each other as "sister", just to clarify that Nani isn't actually her mother and this is a sibling fight.

59points

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "We don't have any other choice."
"We have no choice"
"There's no other way"

Usually it is just lazy writing to justify doing something stupid. If there really was no other choice it would be apparent to the audience from your storytelling.

TraptNSuit , Letizia Bordoni Report

Final score:

74points

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SCP 4666 6 months ago

Who else sees the French flag?

57points

There’s a whole comedy subgenre based on the feeling of cringiness. Cringe comedy creates humor from social awkwardness, self-deprecation, guilty pleasures, and personal distress, which quite often is made in the form of TV shows. In it, the characters step out of and break social norms by basically acting in ways people might dub cringe.

Such popular TV shows like “The Office,” “Fleabag,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” are perfect examples of cringe comedy. And even though, theoretically, it might seem that people shouldn’t enjoy feeling cringe, the popularity of these shows tells a different story.

Basically, sometimes, people like to laugh at their own and other people's behavioral standards and witness what it would be like to not meet certain social norms.

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans When characters are introduced as siblings by calling each other “bro” or “sis”.

mlawson724 , Eye for Ebony Report

Final score:

67points

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Stardust she/her 6 months ago

My brother would never call me sis. He usually refers to me as “stupid pig”

78points

RabidChild 6 months ago

That's way more realistic.

12points

veryvenasaur 6 months ago

Exactly if a character walked up to another character and grudgingly said, "Hello, @$$hole" I would 100% think they were siblings or really close friends.

7points

aashi chaudhari 6 months ago

my brother is younger than me and in India, in my family, it is customary..? idk, to call your older sister/brother as didi/bhaiya. like, name didi/bhaiya

3points

Rob(erta) Roy (They/Them) 6 months ago

Mine calls me child

1point

General Anaesthesia 6 months ago

He only says that because he loves you.

1point

Robin DJW 6 months ago

My big brother called me "Cryptic."

0points

TheElderNom 6 months ago (edited)

I call my sister bro or more commonly brudda.

0points

Kris 6 months ago

Ah, yes. This reminds me or the time my brother said I was so fat I could roll to school like s ball. (I was not and could not)

0points

The Original Bruno 6 months ago

He's pretty much obliged now to update your pronouns. "Stardust stupid/pig."

0points

imjustexisting 6 months ago

my sister caIIs me 'IittIe rat'

0points

CP 6 months ago (edited)

I can't tell if that says more about you or him. FYI I am trying to be funny.

0points

T'Mar of Vulcan 6 months ago

My bro and I call each other 'bro' and 'sis'. Didn't know it wasn't a common thing to do?

7points

Phineas T 6 months ago

Same

2points

EP 6 months ago

Says Big bro or lil bro with a noogie (eye roll)

4points

Lavern Defazio 6 months ago

Hey butt. Is what I call my siblings

3points

JK 6 months ago

My children refer to each other as "b*tch", "d*ck/d*ckhead", "pr*ck", "muppet", and various other terms of endearment

1point

Upstaged75 6 months ago

I call mine Jackass

1point

Timbob 6 months ago

Yes, father- in- law would be much better.

1point

Daya Meyer 6 months ago

My brother calls me "little sister". He is three years younger than me, but a little bit taller.

1point

Mysteria 6 months ago

“Hey.” “Hey.”

0points

Dorothy Reiser 6 months ago

My brother called me a sow. At least he got the sex right.

0points

AlienBarbu 6 months ago

I actually call my sister "soeur" (sister in French) instead of her name

0points

Katchen 6 months ago (edited)

I call my cousin “cousin” or “cuz.”

0points

Mr. Jones 6 months ago

I used to call my sister "sis" all the time when we'd chat on the phone.

0points

Ken Beattie 6 months ago

This one does bother me. The only people who call each other "Bro" here are not in fact brothers. It's inherited American slang because apparently "mate" isn't good enough anymore. And I don't think I've ever heard anyone call someone "Sis".

0points

Veronica Jean 6 months ago

My siblings and I have a highly loving relationship. Not that we don't have our problems, but we are that stereotypical family that would die for each other. My older and younger brother are the only two in the family who will occasionally call me or my sister "sis" or anything else that would outwardly indicate we are siblings. Can confirm that for the most part it never comes up. We don't feel the need to repeatedly tell each other that we are related. :) #ThemoreYouknow

0points

TIMGYM , Rotten Tomatoes Classic Trailers Report

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "Zoom and enhance.".

Final score:

65points

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RamiRudolph 6 months ago (edited)

The line's not so bad, but when they then enhance a grainy image and get a crystal-clear closeup, that's the stupid part.

74points

Ozzel , Rotten Tomatoes Classic Trailers Report

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans We’re not that different, you and I.

Final score:

62points

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Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago

We're two of a kind, violent, unsound of mind...

22points

PM_ME_SHORTSTACKS , Village Roadshow Pictures, Infinitum Nihil, GK Films, The Zanuck Company Report

It's one thing to create cringe content on purpose and another thing to do it by accident. Today’s list of movie lines that make people cringe is full of examples of the latter. To talk a little bit more about that, Bored Panda reached out to film critic and host of the Girls On Film podcast, Anna Smith.

She said that typically cringy lines are overused in movies but are rarely used in real life: “It might feel so unlikely and clichéd that it jars the viewer.”

We can guess that the writers who wrote these lines likely didn’t intend to make viewers cringe – they maybe just wanted to joke a little bit or create a powerful saying.

Anna explained that these kinds of lines tend to take the audience out of a story and might even make them turn it off: “I have to watch films all the way through for my job as a film critic, but if I was watching a movie for fun, a cringy line might make me lose trust and interest in the film -- and it might make me wary that a whole lot more cringy lines were probably coming!”

#10

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "I can explain!" "Just listen to me!" And such, followed by copious amounts of not explaining and drama.

Really the whole "liar revealed" plotline in many a movie and series is a very tired thing, even if it might be necessary for a plotline. It's merciful when they don't make it last long, at least.

Final score:

61points

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Susie Elle 6 months ago

Ooooh I hate this as well. "I can explain!" THEN DO SO AT THE SPEED OF SOUND BEFORE THEY LEAVE

32points

#11

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "Is that all you've got?".

Silencer010 , Movieclips Report

Final score:

55points

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Dread Pirate Roberts 6 months ago

*then gets kicked by the Hulk* lol

13points

#12

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans Lame Scientist: “Okay so water is a liquid, and when it freezes it becomes a solid, but get it hot enough and-“

Regular Joe: “*E N G L I S H, N E R D”

Also:

Regular Joe: ”Did you say *wormhole*?”

Cool Scientist: “[…] *Let me show you using this piece of paper*”

Bonus: not a *line*, but whenever a film or television series wants to communicate how sneaky a character is, and they do that thing where they instantly—and inexplicably—vanish as a car or crowd of people pass by.

edit: Bonus points whenever a sci-fi film does one of these demonstration scenes, and they grab something that the person listening is either actively using—i.e., a coffee mug, pen, etc.—or that makes them go “hey c’mon!”

Regular Joe: “Did you say, *wormhole*?”

Cool scientist: “Allow me to demonstrate, using only this pencil and your original birth certificate…”

tomc_23 , RF._.studio Report

Final score:

54points

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Dragons Exist 6 months ago

The only time someone disappearing behind a moving thing is cool is when it's Dumbledore

25points

Happy-Grapefruit2464 , Flashback FM Report

The film critic thinks that people are now more attuned to cringy sexist talk in movies, like romantic gestures that are actually more patronizing to women: “These will probably leap out if you watch films from the 70s, 80s or even 90s.”

Anna said that she finds it cringe when movie characters overuse names, as it isn’t realistic. Well, as we said in the beginning, it’s hard to balance realism and fakeness. Sometimes, even the best effort to do that doesn’t work out as we anticipate, and the line you thought would be in a list of powerful cinema phrases ends up in a list of cringy ones.

After all, cringe is an inevitable part of life, as it’s simply a physiological reaction. So, as Taylor Swift said in her NYU commencement speech, we need to “learn to live alongside cringe,” as it’s way better than beating yourself up for the rest of your life.

Therefore, let’s embrace these cringy movie lines and turn them into something entertaining instead of embarrassing.

What movie lines make you cringe? Share them with us in the comments!

#13

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans We’ve got company.

Final score:

51points

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StrangeOne 6 months ago

"Remember, we're the bad guys."

10points

OneLyc , Rotten Tomatoes Classic Trailers Report

#14

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans Neo, an accomplished hacker and presumably tech savvy person: "What's an EMP?".

Final score:

50points

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Mike F 6 months ago

Woah.

22points

liulide , Rotten Tomatoes Classic Trailers Report

#15

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "You just don't get it, do you?!".

Final score:

49points

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Pedantic Panda 6 months ago (edited)

I don't get it, do you?

28points

#16

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans “Do you know what happens to a toad when it's struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else.”.

HellaHellerson , Pixabay Report

Final score:

48points

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Katie Lutesinger 6 months ago

"It croaks!"

63points

oldmanjenkins51 , United States Pictures Report

#17

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans The wilhelm scream needs to die already. Unless it’s a comedic movie, Indiana Jones, or Starwars, it absolutely kills the mood for me in serious action scenes.

Final score:

48points

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Veronica Jean 6 months ago

Pretty sure at this point it's an Easter egg to find haha it isn't even...a good sound. Of all the screams, it's pretty lousy

25points

#18

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans "I think you should take a look at this" in basically a million movies.

chizmanzini , Pixabay Report

Final score:

45points

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veryvenasaur 6 months ago

I used that line a year ago when we got an email saying our classmate had been shot. Since we were on a trip we were behind the gossip so I literally brought my phone to the teacher/chaperone and said, "I think you should take a look at this." Oh fyi the classmate ended up fine.

13points

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#29

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans Ginny Weasley : Open up you.

DriverHopeful7035 , Harry Potter Report

Final score:

25points

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Dread Pirate Roberts 6 months ago

Doesn't help that the movies portrayed Ginny as kind of boring when she's supposed to be cool and spunky.

48points

CursedSnowman5000 , New Line Cinema,Threshold Entertainment Report

#30

Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?” And Got 30 Answers From Movie Fans Kitana: Mother! You're alive!

Sindel: Too bad YOU! will die!

Final score:

18points

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Northlander72 6 months ago

To be fair, those two lines were merely the worst in an ocean of strong cringe.

11points

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What are some lines from movies that make you cringe?

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Helena 6 months ago (edited)

Anytime an atheist character 'sees the light' or has a 'maybe there is a god' moment. It isn't going to happen. That isn't a typical thing. Honestly anytime there is an atheist character I cringe, because at some point someone of some religion is going to 'influence' them into some heart warming 'look at them believe' moment, and like no. in real life that atheist is going to look you in the face and tell you to knock it off. There are absolutely atheists in foxholes. Or they're atheist because of some ridiculous tragic backstory, as opposed to how it normally occurs. Or they make the atheist amoral, because apparently the only way you can be good is to be religious, which is just stupid. Like religion hasn't led to genocide, crusades, persecution.

22points

UKGrandad 6 months ago

"Or they're atheist because of some ridiculous tragic backstory, as opposed to how it normally occurs." You reminded me of the time a couple of years ago when a couple of middle-aged women came to my door. One had a Bible in her hand and asked the usual 'do you have a few minutes to talk about the Good News?'. I said yes, but added that they'd be wasting everyone's time because I'm atheist. The Bible-carrier put on a really fake sympathetic voice and said 'Oh, you poor thing; what happened to cause that'? I just smiled, pointed at her Bible and said 'I read that'. They left.

17points

nini 6 months ago

It was the opposite for me, as a former religious person who's now an atheist...

1point

Northlander72 6 months ago (edited)

The Cross and the Switchblade, anyone? Yeah, they made us watch that in school. (This was about 35 years ago, mind, give or take a few.)

1point

Floeckchen 6 months ago

Thats propably the plot to most if not all moves from the Dove Foundation

0points

Ken Beattie 6 months ago

*ugh* I watched the movie "Prey" (the one where the plane crashes in Africa and they have to survive lions and bad guys). It basically turns into religious wish fulfillment. Started as a moderately interesting thriller turned into rubbish.

0points

Sweet Fanny Adams 6 months ago (edited)

When someone notices something rolling down a hill behind them and them not move to the side to avoid it. Zombo-Droi...120537.jpg

14points

Sand Ers 6 months ago

Being chased by a car, and running down the middle of the street.

17points

Susie Elle 6 months ago

When something huge and fast is coming straight for them and then they try to outrun it in a straight line instead of turning corners or zigzagging or whatever

12points

Roxy222uk 6 months ago

"It's not what it looks like" - but I'm not going to explain what it actually is, then you'll storm off, and I'll cry your name plaintively after you.

8points

UpQuarkDownQuark (he/him) 6 months ago

“There’s no time to explain!”

7points

Crystal Albert 6 months ago

This one!!! YES

0points

StrangeOne 6 months ago (edited)

For me it's whenever a pretty girl, or pretty creature, even when seen in previous scenes, but appears for the first time to a boy and there's that slow motion thing, the boy is all wide eyed gawking and chimes play. So cheesy. Kids movies do this often. For ex, The Great Mouse Detective, We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story, A Cinderella Story, etc. This rarely ever occurs in real life.

4points

RamiRudolph 6 months ago

True. Real life rarely had any slow motion or background music.

6points

marianne eliza 6 months ago (edited)

A specific line: "She rescues him right back." from Pretty Woman, at the very end. So very bad. A general line: "Where's the girl?" "Get the girl!" "Bring the girl." The female in danger always becomes "the girl" See RED, Croc Dundee 2, and so, so many more.

3points

nottheactualphoto 6 months ago

We used to play a drinking game of watching old movies on TV. Whenever a character said "the boy," you had to take a drink. It's past time to expand this to be gender-inclusive, and it bothers me that I didn't think of it in the first place.

0points

Aiden Brough 6 months ago

Not saying "Bye" when ending a phone call. This REALLY bugs me. And bathrooms - the ONLY time they seem to be used is for brushing teeth.

3points

The Other Guest 6 months ago

For me it's the needlessly long explanation. "How did you get it working?" "Well, at first I thought it might be a clogged frangipane hose, but I checked them all. Nothing. So then I adjusted the time-space transponder belt; that usually works but not this time. Not even twitching the flinglehopper did any good. Then I remembered: the power switch needs to be in the ON position. Once I flipped it, the power came right up."

3points

PFD 6 months ago

Haha! Excellent pastiche! You should be a scriptwriter - that would get a belly laugh out of me in a movie. Though I don't think such explanations are unrealistic - I think people write them because it's so common in a workplace. You have to make sure everyone knows how hard you're working, after all.

0points

Veronica Jean 6 months ago

Using "UNCONSCIOUSLY" when the writers clearly meant "subconsciously". Rarely gets caught. Bonus points of the person saying it is a psychologist, scientist, or supposedly learned human

3points

PFD 6 months ago (edited)

This used to annoy me till I looked it up. Both have been widely used for as long as psychology has been around - unconscious came from people translating from German (Unbewusstes), subconscious from French (subconscient).

0points

DB 6 months ago

Dabney Coleman in "Cloak and Dagger" wearing Air Force Master Sargent stripes identifies himself as a "Staff Sargent at Kelly Field".

2points

Mr. Jones 6 months ago

I think most people misread the assignment.

2points

MaximumKarmaSaint 6 months ago

Nothing's cringe about the phrase itself, but the way everyone delivers "NiCe TrY!"

2points

Northlander72 6 months ago

When they say "This isn't a movie!" .....IN A MOVIE!

2points

digitalin 6 months ago

"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" How should I know?

2points

Northlander72 6 months ago

"Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Brain?"

2points

Lyoness 6 months ago

Check your six. Stay frosty. Nine o'clock (as a direction). Five-o for cops. Anything lame and military sounding. Do people actually talk like that?

1point

Vanessa MacKenzie 6 months ago

Pet peeve - when any coach etc says "you play like girls" "you punch like a girl" anything that uses females as a degrading statement to a male to suggest weakness. Can we please stop doing that? You punch like a chipmunk would be better!

1point

Tessana Nemenski 6 months ago

Ok.. I this is suppose to be a list of movie QUOTES *NOT* Movie Tropes. SMH However I am going to submit my most hated line ever (the Toad/lighting quote comes in a close second) Daredevil (2003) : Daredevil: Hey, that light? At the end of the tunnel? Guess what? That's not heaven... Jose Quesada: I'll kill you! I'll kill you! Daredevil: That's the C train!

1point

Lotekguy 6 months ago

"It's complicated" is usually a scene killer.

1point

megasmacky 6 months ago (edited)

Every motor racing movie. There's always a point when the good guy says something like "Time to hunt" or something, makes a huge dramatic up-shift (that would possibly destroy the gearbox) and immediately goes twice as fast as the other cars that have pretty much the same horsepower. The don't include the part where his race engineer freaks out on the radio- "WTF ARE YOU DOING? WERE YOU NOT IN TOP GEAR JUST SO YOU COULD MAKE A DRAMATIC UP-SHIFT? YOU ARE SO FIRED!

1point

Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

When they shift up a gear, and the engine noise goes to a HIGHER note.

0points

Crystal Albert 6 months ago

'Off the reservation' If you got why this is problematic you and I are immediately besties! :)

1point

VOTE if you live in the USA 6 months ago

It's not a line, but one thing I hate is women waking up in bed with perfect makeup and hair. We don't sleep in our makeup.

1point

Angela C 6 months ago

And if we do fall asleep without taking it off (guilty) it sure as hell doesn't look perfect in the morning

0points

Lara Verne 6 months ago

"When women say no, they mean yes." Way too many older movies. Ewww

1point

UKGrandad 6 months ago

From 'Armageddon', when the shuttle arrives back and Sharp meets Grace on the runway, salutes her (unnecessarily, since she's a civilian) and says "Colonel Willie Sharp, United States Air Force, requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I ever met." Or, same movie, Grace to AJ: 'Do You think anybody else in the world is doing this right now?' AJ to Grace: 'I hope so, else what are we trying to save?' Cringe worthy in itself, but even worse considering that what they were doing right then was AJ putting Animal Crackers in Grace's panties, which I feel sure nobody else on Earth was doing, ever did or ever will do. That said, Armageddon is a constant stream of cringiness, cliché, and terrible science from start to end.

1point

Violet Radar 6 months ago

"Take me instead" and bad guys stop to consider or actually do it.

1point

UKGrandad 6 months ago

"It's the neutrinos: they're evolving'! (2012) That, from a supposed physicist, and accepted by another supposed physicist, when the correct response should have been 'What the Hell are you blathering on about? Fundamental particles CANNOT AND DO NOT evolve, you idiot.' That was the only movie I have ever walked out on, and after only 5 minutes, too.

1point

StPaul9 6 months ago

'That man is dead. My name is X'. No, it's still the same person.

1point

Delenn 6 months ago

In Avengers: Endgame, when Spiderman gives the glove to Captain Marvel and tells her something like "how are you going to do it alone" and then the other women (which by coincidence are there together) say "she is not alone". Look, the girl power moment is fine but you cannot do it with one of characters that DO NOT NEED HELP (or barely need it) because it looks silly and forced.

1point

B Jones 6 months ago

I can't remember the movie, it was like a b-level or c-level shark movie on Amazon like Sand Sharks or something. Anyway it's fairly normal lines so far then a man and woman are talking and the guy drops the line something like "how about we go back to you place and I eat your pu$$y" just completely out of the blue. It was one of the most out of the place lines I've heard on these type of movies, was different from the regular shark puns. And I've watched a lot of these bad shark movies.

0points

nottheactualphoto 6 months ago

'Someone Asked “Lines In Movies That Make You Cringe?”' Sorry, that's not a question. Please rephrase.

0points

Dirk Daring 6 months ago (edited)

Any movie using a game of chess as a plot device: Character A: "Check" Character B: "CheckMATE!" Character A: *Shocked Pikachu Face*. In chess, this is almost IMPOSSIBLE. You have a better chance of getting struck by lighting WHILE a shark is eating you, and also you have a winning lottery ticket in your pocket.

0points

Mr. Sourcrowd 🧐 6 months ago

Horror movie: ›We have to split up!‹

0points

Penguin Panda Pop 6 months ago

Line from a specific movie that is unintentionally laughable: One general dude in Top Gun - "he's a good pilot, maybe too good".

0points

Brian Leahy 6 months ago

The one I hate the most is when somebody says “I understand how you must feel“ and that person responds angrily that there’s no possible way they could understand…

0points

Rahul Pawa 6 months ago

Any movie based on the idea that we only use 10% of our brain is completely unwatchable to me.

0points

Gavin Johnson 6 months ago

No one goes to the toilet. No one says a line from a different film, you know that we’d use a line like ‘You’re going to need a bigger boat’ or ‘Houston we have a problem’ or ‘Say hello to my little friend’, why don’t regular folks in films use them? And then my favourite, hand the lead woman an automatic weapon, it jams as soon as they use it, every other firearm is in tip top condition, hers? Jams.

0points

Guigsy Gwiggins 6 months ago

When people constantly wait for the other person to stop speaking. No one ever has a speech impediment, no one talks over the other person, no one says something and the other person says “what” and they have to repeat themselves not because they didn’t believe it but because they just didn’t hear them properly. Just stupid stuff really

0points

mandy the capibara 6 months ago

"I'm the one who got us into this mess, so I should be in charge of fixing it." ( proceeds to continue endangering themselves and others just to look like a hero) No, you have already shown that your decision-making skills are awful. Take yourself and your main-character syndrome out of here, and let the actual adults stay in charge.

0points

Kat 6 months ago

When they make "the dumb girl/guy too stupid to exist.

0points

M O'Connell 6 months ago

Everything uses the same generic police radio dispatch audio and I hear it everywhere, from Cops up to major motion pictures.

0points

Emma S 6 months ago

"I'm King of the world!!!" I love Titanic but I have to put my fingers in my ears when that scene comes on because it makes me cringe so bad.

0points

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Helena 6 months ago (edited)

22points

UKGrandad 6 months ago

17points

nini 6 months ago

It was the opposite for me, as a former religious person who's now an atheist...

1point

Northlander72 6 months ago (edited)

The Cross and the Switchblade, anyone? Yeah, they made us watch that in school. (This was about 35 years ago, mind, give or take a few.)

1point

Floeckchen 6 months ago

Thats propably the plot to most if not all moves from the Dove Foundation

0points

Ken Beattie 6 months ago

0points

Sweet Fanny Adams 6 months ago (edited)

When someone notices something rolling down a hill behind them and them not move to the side to avoid it. Zombo-Droi...120537.jpg

14points

Sand Ers 6 months ago

Being chased by a car, and running down the middle of the street.

17points

Susie Elle 6 months ago

When something huge and fast is coming straight for them and then they try to outrun it in a straight line instead of turning corners or zigzagging or whatever

12points

Roxy222uk 6 months ago

"It's not what it looks like" - but I'm not going to explain what it actually is, then you'll storm off, and I'll cry your name plaintively after you.

8points

UpQuarkDownQuark (he/him) 6 months ago

“There’s no time to explain!”

7points

Crystal Albert 6 months ago

This one!!! YES

0points

StrangeOne 6 months ago (edited)

4points

RamiRudolph 6 months ago

True. Real life rarely had any slow motion or background music.

6points

marianne eliza 6 months ago (edited)

3points

nottheactualphoto 6 months ago

0points

Aiden Brough 6 months ago

Not saying "Bye" when ending a phone call. This REALLY bugs me. And bathrooms - the ONLY time they seem to be used is for brushing teeth.

3points

The Other Guest 6 months ago

3points

PFD 6 months ago

0points

Veronica Jean 6 months ago

Using "UNCONSCIOUSLY" when the writers clearly meant "subconsciously". Rarely gets caught. Bonus points of the person saying it is a psychologist, scientist, or supposedly learned human

3points

PFD 6 months ago (edited)

0points

DB 6 months ago

Dabney Coleman in "Cloak and Dagger" wearing Air Force Master Sargent stripes identifies himself as a "Staff Sargent at Kelly Field".

2points

Mr. Jones 6 months ago

I think most people misread the assignment.

2points

MaximumKarmaSaint 6 months ago

Nothing's cringe about the phrase itself, but the way everyone delivers "NiCe TrY!"

2points

Northlander72 6 months ago

When they say "This isn't a movie!" .....IN A MOVIE!

2points

digitalin 6 months ago

"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" How should I know?

2points

Northlander72 6 months ago

"Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Brain?"

2points

Lyoness 6 months ago

Check your six. Stay frosty. Nine o'clock (as a direction). Five-o for cops. Anything lame and military sounding. Do people actually talk like that?

1point

Vanessa MacKenzie 6 months ago

1point

Tessana Nemenski 6 months ago

1point

Lotekguy 6 months ago

"It's complicated" is usually a scene killer.

1point

megasmacky 6 months ago (edited)

1point

Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

When they shift up a gear, and the engine noise goes to a HIGHER note.

0points

Crystal Albert 6 months ago

'Off the reservation' If you got why this is problematic you and I are immediately besties! :)

1point

VOTE if you live in the USA 6 months ago

It's not a line, but one thing I hate is women waking up in bed with perfect makeup and hair. We don't sleep in our makeup.

1point

Angela C 6 months ago

And if we do fall asleep without taking it off (guilty) it sure as hell doesn't look perfect in the morning

0points