Couldn’t think of a better way to describe in the title, but thought we could try a couple of hackneyed movie lines, and then what the next line oughta be if straight dopers were writing the scripts.
Examples…
*“It’s quiet. TOO quiet”. *
<bird whistles> “Okay, whew. That’s the appropriate level of quiet, thanks.” “Look what the cat dragged in.”
“I think it’s a dead possum or raccoon or something, it’s hard to tell. Yuck. Anyway, what are you doing here?” “That plan’s crazy enough it might just work.”
“What if I put little beanie propellers on everybody’s head and smeared jello on them? Would that make it even crazier thus improving the odds?”
*“I don’t want to hear it, you’re off the case.” *
“But you won’t mind if I spend the next several days working it anyway, right Chief?”
“Now, where were we?”
“Boise, Idaho” “Is that all you got?”
“No, can you break a twenty?” " Save yourself! Leave me here!"
“I’ll call”
How about a double cliche… “Don’t you die on me!”
“I don’t take orders from you!”
What, so, like… they’re attached to her ass? Because, that’s generally where I see legs connect. Do you know a bunch of women whose legs go up 2/3 of the way and then the rest is floating in midair?
“Tell Judy…tell her I love her.” Do I tell her that before I have sex with her or afterward?
“You can run to the four corners of the earth, hide under any rock, but rest assured I will find you.” Got a specific date and time for me to pencil you in, or is your planning always this nebulous?
or Really? You should be an antiques collector. They’ve got plenty of room for people with your skills.
or It’s a good thing I don’t believe in ghosts. (BANG)
“You’ll never get away with this.” You know, it’s just possible that this negative, “can’t-do-it” attitude of yours may be the reason why you’re tied up in my lair in the first place.
More book than movie, but you know the scene in a mystery where the protag rules out someone as a suspect because, “Either she’s innocent, or a professional actor”? Well, just for once I’d like to have her turn out to be a professional actor.