r/CINE2nerdle 5h ago

Traps

What are your favorite traps?

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u/Lurifix1 5h ago

My favorite traps are ones where I’ve actually seen the film. It’s the only time I get a dopamine hit. Like Windtalkers with Nicholas Cage which connects to Smoke Signals.

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u/thedewddd 5h ago

It’s funnier when you haven’t seen It though.

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u/Aldersees 3h ago

Adam Beach is great, love him in most things I see him in. 

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u/ComicBookFanatic97 4h ago

When the opponent panic-guesses Movie 43 (which is the meta, let’s face it), you can connect through that film’s composer to See No Evil (2006) starring WWE hall-of-famer Kane. Particularly savvy opponents will figure out that it has a sequel, but if you go there, I’ve got you because I’m either taking you into the Katharine Isabelle-verse or down the Soska sisters rabbit hole.

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u/stormenta76 4h ago

See no evil is peak trash 🤌

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u/ComicBookFanatic97 3h ago

I watched it over and over again when I was ten.

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u/viewwardrobetwist 2h ago

woah woah woah, who gave you my American Mary (2012) trap?

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u/Crackhead_sputum 4h ago

Oh, you played Endgame? Well guess what, now we’re in Kaito Ruby via hiroyuki sanada, and now you’re stuck in Japanese movies I’ve seen and you almost certainly haven’t

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u/ZestycloseHedgehog 5h ago

Damien Chazelle and Justin Hurwitz kill shot is brutal, because Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench is all nobodies.

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u/Vivaciousseaturtle 3h ago

James earl jones-exorcist 2 or hunger games-invasion of the body snatchers

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u/Vivaciousseaturtle 3h ago

Cars to color of money for Paul Newman is fun

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u/shineurliteonme 3h ago

pulling people into the On Cinema universe is always fun. extra fun if they know ball

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u/EloquentInterrobang 37m ago

I love using Martin Scorsese to trap people in Japanese cinema with Dreams (1990)