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* IntroductoryOpeningCredits: Deconstructed. The title cards match each actor with a wild animal that symbolises if their role is predator or prey. Crew members are matched with animals that reflect their profession (e.g. the sound director with a dog with large pointy ears)
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*RageBreakingPoint: The entire premise of the movie. Exploring how one or more parties can lose their cool when under specific circumstances.
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*AwfulWeddedLife: In, ''Until Death Do Us Part'', Romina threatens an [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerated]] example of this to Ariel. She makes it sound so unpleasant, it’s enough to make Ariel [[StressVomit puke his guts out]].
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* MaamShock: The male equivalent happens in "Pasternak" with the music critic saying that he felt like he was in the fifth circle of Hell when the model addressed him as 'sir'. He blames it on his receding hairline maing him look older than he is.
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* MaamShock: The male equivalent happens in "Pasternak" with the music critic saying that he felt like he was in the fifth circle of Hell when the model addressed him as 'sir'. He blames it on his receding hairline maing making him look older than he is.
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Pasternak was the cabin chief, the flight attendant was a woman who turned him down
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''Pasternak'': As two passengers boarding a plane start to make small talk, the girl discovers her conversation partner is the music critic that destroyed the career of her former boyfriend, by the name of Pasternak. Another passenger was his teacher... and gradually, they discover that they all knew that guy... who happens to be their flight attendant. As they discover that Pasternak has locked himself inside the plane's cockpit, they realize too late why he has arranged to have them all on board at the same time...
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''Pasternak'': As two passengers boarding a plane start to make small talk, the girl discovers her conversation partner is the music critic that destroyed the career of her former boyfriend, by the name of Pasternak. Another passenger was his teacher... and gradually, they discover that they all knew that guy... who happens to be their flight attendant.cabin chief. As they discover that Pasternak has locked himself inside the plane's cockpit, they realize too late why he has arranged to have them all on board at the same time...
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* KillEmAll: The introductory story.
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Names The Same is no longer a trope
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[[NamesTheSame Not to be confused with]] [[Literature/WildTales1967 the Bulgarian anthology of short stories by the same name.]]
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* MyCarHatesMe: Diego's Audi gets a flat tyre at the worst possible time and place. And while the wheel falling off is entirely Diego's fault, it sill happens at the worst possible moment. And when the airbag deploys, it fails to deflate, leaving him pinned inside the car.
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* MyCarHatesMe: Diego's Audi gets a flat tyre at the worst possible time and place. And while the wheel falling off is entirely Diego's fault, it sill still happens at the worst possible moment. And when the airbag deploys, it fails to deflate, leaving him pinned inside the car.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Blowing up the DMV that forces drivers to pay fines before they're allowed to dispute tickets? Sure, he was jailed for terrorist charges, but for everybody else "Bombita" is a urban hero. Social networks are abuzz with praises of his act and calls for his release and a guy even asks him to blow up the AFIP (the Argentinian equivalent of the IRS). [[spoiler:[[UpToEleven He even reconciles with his proud wife and daughter and celebrates his birthday surrounded by cheering inmates]]]].
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Blowing up the DMV that forces drivers to pay fines before they're allowed to dispute tickets? Sure, he was jailed for terrorist charges, but for everybody else "Bombita" is a urban hero. Social networks are abuzz with praises of his act and calls for his release and a guy even asks him to blow up the AFIP (the Argentinian equivalent of the IRS). [[spoiler:[[UpToEleven He [[spoiler:He even reconciles with his proud wife and daughter and celebrates his birthday surrounded by cheering inmates]]]].inmates]].
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Dewicked trope
* CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon: The cook in Las Ratas [[spoiler: kills Cuenca with a big knife, screaming "I will chop your liver like a chicken"!]]
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* KnifeNut: The cook in Las Ratas [[spoiler: kills Cuenca with a big knife, screaming "I will chop your liver like a chicken"!]]
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** The usurer was the responsible of several economic conflicts that drove to suicide the waitress's father in the second story.
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** The usurer was from the responsible of several economic conflicts that second story drove to suicide the waitress's father in the second story.to suicide through his loans.
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** The various things people did to Pasternak that apparently warranted [[spoiler:him killing them in a mass plane crash]] include giving his music a bad review, firing him for being a bad employee, and raising the rates at therapy.
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** The various things people did to Pasternak that apparently warranted [[spoiler:him killing them in a mass plane crash]] include giving his music a bad review, firing him for being a bad employee, turning him down when asked to go out with him, and raising the rates at therapy.
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* KnifeNut: The cook in Las Ratas [[spoiler: kills Cuenca with a big knife, screaming "I will chop your liver like a chicken]]
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* KnifeNut: The cook in Las Ratas [[spoiler: kills Cuenca with a big knife, screaming "I will chop your liver like a chicken]]chicken"!]]
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It was stated that the explosion didn't hurt anybody
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Blowing up those guys that force drivers to pay fines? Sure, he was jailed for terrorist charges, but for everybody else "Bombita" is a urban hero. Social networks are abuzz with praises of his act and calls for his release and a guy even asks him to blow up the AFIP (the Argentinian equivalent of the IRS). [[spoiler:[[UpToEleven He even reconciles with his proud wife and daughter and celebrates his birthday surrounded by cheering inmates]]]].
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Blowing up those guys the DMV that force forces drivers to pay fines? fines before they're allowed to dispute tickets? Sure, he was jailed for terrorist charges, but for everybody else "Bombita" is a urban hero. Social networks are abuzz with praises of his act and calls for his release and a guy even asks him to blow up the AFIP (the Argentinian equivalent of the IRS). [[spoiler:[[UpToEleven He even reconciles with his proud wife and daughter and celebrates his birthday surrounded by cheering inmates]]]].
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* ReunionRevenge: A [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible variant]] in the first film. Everybody who ever slighted Pasternak is reunited on a plane [[spoiler:so he can kill them in a plane crash]]]].
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* ReunionRevenge: A [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible variant]] in the first film. Everybody who ever slighted Pasternak is reunited on a plane [[spoiler:so he can kill them in a plane crash]]]].crash]].
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* AnthologyFilm: Five stories in one film.
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* AnthologyFilm: Five Six stories in one film.
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Diego tried to kill him first.
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** Diego insulted Mario on the road. Mario, [[SarcasmMode as any reasonable human would]], later proceeds to try to destroy the former's car while he's vulnerable, including pissing and shitting on the windshield. Oh, and kill Diego too, while he's at it.
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** Diego insulted Mario on the road. Mario, [[SarcasmMode as any reasonable human would]], later proceeds to try to destroy the former's car while he's vulnerable, including pissing and shitting on the windshield. Oh, and kill Diego too, while he's at it.
