Two friends fighting over something PETTY or a misunderstanding. Then either one of the friends gets caught in a predicament where they get saved by the other friend and they become cool again, or the friend ends up dying before they can patch it up.
Movie cliches/subplots you hate
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DaRealness
I think very deeply
The typical hood movie from any part of the globe where the protaganist is on some violent and ignorant shyt all throughout, then at the very end he finds some type of redemption only to either get killed or for some monologue about how he is now some Malcolm X figure or charitable dude who feeds the ducks and got his act together like we're supposed to just forget about all the mayhem and destruction he caused for the last hour and a half.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
This happens in a lot of films period.
usually that guy kills the main villain after being his sidekick their entire criminal career. Or he tries to kill the main villain but instead is killed by him. But saves the protagonists or buys them time to stop the bomb or escape etc
Time Travel. Unless it’s a movie about time travel. Sci-fi always uses it as a hokey solution like End Game
Professor K.
rap game Paul Millsap
High School settings as an excuse to tell adult stories without accounting for actual adult life
DaRealness
I think very deeply
Somebody who could be a janitor but lives in some luxurious apartment overlooking the city.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Movies that take place in NYC they always some high end office worker or fashion designer/magazine, marketer etc.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Romcoms that consist of “friends” who of course realize they’re in love just as one is about to get married/engaged/on the brink of a huge step with another partner...then of course the other one inappropriately confesses their love in front of a whole gang of people. No one ever seems to be bothered by this as they all end happily ever after
Precocious 4-8 yr old who is entirely too mature and knows way too much for their age continually parenting their parent
Precocious 4-8 yr old who is entirely too mature and knows way too much for their age continually parenting their parent
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Or NYC/LA movies where “struggling”/entry level worker just so happens to have the most fashionably designed apartment.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
*person jogs up six flights of stairs to share important information*Someone has something important to say, but they get interrupted and decide to not take the 10 seconds to just say the shyt
*knocks on door and is greeted by person they want to talk to*
*pants for five seconds “look, I have something really important to tell you”*
*person gets phone call “hold that thought, I have to take this”...turns to walk back down their foyer to the home office*
*person stands at the door silent as it closes in their face*
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Black women not wearing scarves, bonnets, or some type of head wrap to sleep...straight up hair on cotton pillow cases 
The many times seeing the main character getting some type of injury be it shot stabbed a big ass fall that would have killed or badly injured anyone else but yet and still he gets to go on like nothing happened. By the end of the movie there is little to no mention of said injury anymore.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
All off scene injuries or any shot to the shoulder, arm or leg is automatic survival wound. The main villain gets shot in the shoulder same with hero or good guy. He not dead.