When a trope becomes a cliche, people start mocking how overused it is. Instead movies start making you think it is going in a direction only to surprise you by going in another one. But after a while, the subversions becomes so common that it outright becomes rare to find straight examples. So have you ever seen a movie that caught you off guard by simply playing its tropes straight? You expect the movie to try and subvert you any second, but it never happens. Thus it ironically subverts your expectations by choosing not to subvert your expectations.
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Has a movie ever subverted your expectations by simply playing a trope straight?
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We've all seen movies "so bad it's good", but are there movies that are "so good it's bad"?
The only examples that come to mind are some of the more depressing movies that are just hard to watch like *Grave of the Fireflies* or *Schindler's List*, but those don't quite feel like a fit. They good and I don't want to watch them ever again but that doesn't make them bad.
In my mind it has to be more along the lines of an arthouse film that is so artistically pure that it's unwatchable or a film that is technically brilliant but the concept is fatally flawed, like they succeeded in making the bad movie they wanted. Almost like what *The Producers* were trying to do.
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