- A cliché (UK: /ˈkliːʃeɪ/ or US: /kliːˈʃeɪ/; French: [kliʃe]) is a saying, idea, or
element of an
artistic work that has
become overused to the
point of...
- is used humorously, with the
intention that it be
recognized as both
hackne**** and outdated. An
equivalent phrase is "to send up a
trial balloon". The...
- also used for a
piece of
music in the
repertoire that has
grown stale or
hackne**** with too much repetition. A
plausible explanation for the term
given by...
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including flattery or humour.
Novices are
advised to
avoid standardised and
hackne**** lines (particularly
those resembling country songs) and to put
their opening...
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powerbrokers that
Lynch never seems to
explore fully.
Lynch places these often hackne**** characters in dire situations,
creating dream-like qualities. By using...
- and
noted that
Peele "resists the
temptation to warp the plot into a
hackne**** morality play,"
instead playing "the
story straight" in the vein of Paul...
- June 2023. Kheraj, Alim (30 June 2023). "Olivia Dean:
Messy review –
hackne**** British soul
tropes do
singer a disservice". The Guardian.
Retrieved 5...
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excluded a voice-over
because the
industry perceived the
technique as "
hackne**** and trite" at the time. When
Fincher joined the film, he
thought that...
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thought is admirable. But the book is
hamstrung by
cliched characters,
hackne**** dialogue (both
spoken and internal), and
motives that feel both convoluted...
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Matthew Vaughn, "both Singer's
direction and
Simon Kinberg's
script rely on
hackne**** devices and
clumsy storytelling",
indicating a lack of "the kind of big-picture...
