>scene begins with only the punchline of the joke and everyone laughing because the writers couldn't come up with a funny joke
Scene begins with only the punchline of the joke and everyone laughing because the writers couldn't come up with a...
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>action scene takes place off screen or behind a closer door because they didn't have the budget for it
Or maybe because a funny joke would've added nothing to the story and its the kinda cheap trick tarantino uses with his pointless funny dialogue about pop culture and stuff?
>Pretty soon, no more Japanese!
>Rectum? I hardly knew him!
>so the rabbit said "no more carrots for you"
>...and she stepped on the ball.
>and so I said "well, I never Metaknight I didn't like!"
>And I said, "Hiroshima? Maybe in the South, but up here it'd be Hiroshimom!"
>Super collider? I just met 'er!
5/5 trope
>"Father, no more Monky Business thankyou!"
>they don't make jokes because th-that's dumb!!!
fuck you
>...and he says, "do ya love me?", and she says, "NO! But that's a real nice ski mask!"
>Bien sûr que c'est des morpions, tu croyais qu'à ce prix là j'allais te filer des gambasses?
>so I told the negro, not in this town!
>*laughter*
Why would the writers not want to include context for this?
It's a cheap way to make a character seem charismatic without writing the joke. The rest of the joke wouldn't add to the movie.
Relevant
>"this fight between Nathan and Sylar is gonna be awesome!"
>the fucking door closes
>Rectum... damn near killed'em
>lolol
>movie starts with main character running from something
>*record scratch*
>"so you're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation"
>Hello darkness my old friend
That's actually funny
when the fuck has that ever happened?
>How we got here tv tropes
Do you even Sup Forums brah?