Hey Pandas, What Movie Trope Do You Absolutely Hate? (Closed)

when the thin girls personality is that she eats massive amounts of junk food.

The funny man, obese, and average looking husband character having a model worthy, thin, and overly attractive wife.

The ability to see objects under water with perfect clarity, even without goggles or a mask. How else would someone find that critical thingy they need to escape the flooding cavern, ship, villain's lair, either before or after navigating a submerged death trap of a maze (on one breath, of course).

Ah, yes. For me, it's that thing where the dream team of like four guys and one tomboy girl have to infiltrate some high-end party or something.
So they decide, "hey, we need to flirt with the villain while in disguise so we can steal something from his house".
The guys all look at the "I don't wear dresses or makeup because that's dumb" girl and go "yeah. you're gonna be the decoy."
So they stick the girl in the dress and some bright lipstick and suddenly Careless Whisper starts playing as she steps dramatically out of the makeshift changing room.

Anyone who steals a car magically finds the seat and mirrors are set just the way that suits them.

One person can take a hundred bullets to the head walk up to the shooter and punch him/her knocking them out clean and then drive themselves to the hospital

I have two at the moment, but there are loads haunting my brain:

1. All vampires are sexy, late teens/early twenties and hot as f***. No one looks like Nosferatu. And where does all their money come from?

2. The bad guy finally has the good guy tied/strapped/ imprisoned and then they start up a conversation about why the bad guy is doing all the usual bad guy stuff. And how he's going to laugh when he finally kills the good guy, who miraculously breaks free/escapes/whatever. Why didn't he just shoot him when he had the chance. Why does it matter to the good guy as to why the bad guy did all those things?

when the tomboy gets a makeover and suddeny becomes irresistible

Nobody acts like they feel sore or hurt or so much as strained a muscle after a physical altercation. It’s rare to see bruises or black eyes afterwards, unless there’s a raw steak to put on it. It’s even more unusual to see the injury heal over time and the bruises change colours. No broken nails or scraped knuckles from fist fights or trying not to fall off a cliff.

Hate it when an entire family/town/city/country/planet are submissive/abused/enslaved/oppressed and no one from there ever thought to change anything. Someone not related/never lived there/just passing through has to liberate everyone. Like it won’t happen again. The population is suddenly smarter and will continue to improve. (Especially in the Old West -- everyone could handle a gun. One person is not going to terrorize a town when anyone can shoot ‘em down.)

Isekai anime tropes, modern character dies and comes back to life in a new world. Gets a weak ass ability or becoming the weakest species into the strongest person there is.

Busting out the violins during emotional moments. Loud noises just ruin it. Come on, I want to focus.

action film: a bajillion of the bad guys get shot, but when it comes to the real antagonist, it's a one-on-one fist fight.

The trio groups(Usually 2 guys and a girl) and how they save the world

All of them. If it's ubiquitous enough to be considered a trope, throw it out, stop repeating tired cliches and come up with your own ideas.

Every time they mess up a potentially great movie with a f****n relationship.
I'm talking to you, Hancock. Deadpool.

The girly/hyperfeminine girl is a bully with no brains who sleeps with every man ever

It’s not possible to outrun an exploding fireball, especially in a narrow corridor or tunnel, except in the movies.

All the Miss Marple-type English shows made only for people aged 60+ where you never see any teenagers or children. They simply don’t exist.

That the good guy is losing to the baddie the whole mivie except for last five minutes, when they prevale. Give me a Sherlock who’s on top of the game from the start because they’re just. That. Good.