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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* AnimatedMusical: The movie is an animated version of the book ''Literature/TheBoyWithTheCuckoo-ClockHeart'' and a concept album by Dionysus based on said book.
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* AnimatedMusical: The movie is an animated version of the book ''Literature/TheBoyWithTheCuckoo-ClockHeart'' ''Literature/TheBoyWithTheCuckooClockHeart'' and a concept album by Dionysus based on said book.
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* AnimatedMusical: The movie is an animated version of the book ''The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart'' and a concept album by Dionysus based on said book.
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* AnimatedMusical: The movie is an animated version of the book ''The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart'' ''Literature/TheBoyWithTheCuckoo-ClockHeart'' and a concept album by Dionysus based on said book.
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* LighterAndSofter: Downplayed. While the film is relatively much more kid friendly than the book it is based on in various aspects, going as far as cutting out a whole chunk of the story and making the ending much more bittersweet, it ''stil'' has some rather intense and adult moments that could easily fly over childrens' heads.
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* BadassBaritone: Joe has a deep, threatening voice that only makes him seem more dangerous. Then again, he's played by Grand Corps Malade.
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* UncannyValley: Invoked, as the artstyle of the film is purposely very surreal. While the environments are absolutely breathtaking, the human designs themselves can land very deep in the valley. Near the beginning of the movie we see a sequence of baby Jack moving like clockwork while adjusting to his new heart that might make your skin crawl. Then there's the the circus performers: a small man with a huge head and a coat pulled up to his nose, what seems to be a face without limbs, a girl with a balloon for a head, and a man with a large head and a tiny body that plays a trumpet.
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* UncannyValley: Invoked, as the The artstyle of the film is purposely very surreal. While the environments are absolutely breathtaking, the human designs themselves can land very deep in the valley. Near the beginning of the movie we see a sequence of baby Jack moving like clockwork while adjusting to his new heart that might make your skin crawl. Then there's the the circus performers: a small man with a huge head and a coat pulled up to his nose, what seems to be a face without limbs, a girl with a balloon for a head, and a man with a large head and a tiny body that plays a trumpet.
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* BadassLongCoat: Jack's costume as the 'King of the Ghost Train' has one. Complete with a CoolHat.
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* BadassLongCoat: Jack's costume as the 'King of the Ghost Train' has one. Complete with a CoolHat.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During a scene in which Jack allows Miss Acacia to wind up his heart, his reaction implies pain is the opposite of how he's feeling.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During a scene in which Jack allows Miss Acacia to wind up his heart, his reaction implies pain is the opposite of how he's feeling.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: During a scene UncannyValley: Invoked, as the artstyle of the film is purposely very surreal. While the environments are absolutely breathtaking, the human designs themselves can land very deep in which the valley. Near the beginning of the movie we see a sequence of baby Jack allows Miss Acacia moving like clockwork while adjusting to wind up his heart, new heart that might make your skin crawl. Then there's the the circus performers: a small man with a huge head and a coat pulled up to his reaction implies pain is the opposite of how he's feeling.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.nose, what seems to be a face without limbs, a girl with a balloon for a head, and a man with a large head and a tiny body that plays a trumpet.
-->'''Acacia:''' If it hurts, tell me wont you?
-->'''Jack:''' (breathless) 'Hurt' is not the word I'd use.
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* FlowersOfFemininity: Miss Acacia has red flowers on her hair and her PimpedOutDress is shaped like a flower.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** "Flames With Glasses" is filled with sexual references. Jack telling Acacia about his desire to strip her clothes and molest and have sex with her, at the end of the song, ice cream grows on her breasts, thereby justifying his aim is groping her and licking her nipples. None of them are subtle at all.
** You can argue that Jack has some {{Yandere}} tendencies, like Joe, in his stalking of Acacia.
** Jack being caught sneaking into Acacia's dressing room/gypsy caravan. She actually sees him and grows her vines.
** George and the Siamese twins clearly have something going on.
** Jack meeting Jack the Ripper. Why else would there be a notorious murderer for any reason other than sneaking by the radar?
** "Flames With Glasses" is filled with sexual references. Jack telling Acacia about his desire to strip her clothes and molest and have sex with her, at the end of the song, ice cream grows on her breasts, thereby justifying his aim is groping her and licking her nipples. None of them are subtle at all.
** You can argue that Jack has some {{Yandere}} tendencies, like Joe, in his stalking of Acacia.
** Jack being caught sneaking into Acacia's dressing room/gypsy caravan. She actually sees him and grows her vines.
** George and the Siamese twins clearly have something going on.
** Jack meeting Jack the Ripper. Why else would there be a notorious murderer for any reason other than sneaking by the radar?
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** "Flames With Glasses" is filled with sexual references. Jack telling Acacia about his desireGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to strip her clothes overwhelming and molest and have sex with her, at persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the end of future, please check the song, ice cream grows on her breasts, thereby justifying his aim is groping her and licking her nipples. None of them are subtle at all.
** You can argue that Jack has some {{Yandere}} tendencies, like Joe, in his stalking of Acacia.
** Jack being caught sneaking into Acacia's dressing room/gypsy caravan. She actually sees him and grows her vines.
** George andtrope page to make sure your example fits the Siamese twins clearly have something going on.
** Jack meeting Jack the Ripper. Why else would there be a notorious murderer for any reason other than sneaking by the radar?current definition.
** "Flames With Glasses" is filled with sexual references. Jack telling Acacia about his desire
** You can argue that Jack has some {{Yandere}} tendencies, like Joe, in his stalking of Acacia.
** Jack being caught sneaking into Acacia's dressing room/gypsy caravan. She actually sees him and grows her vines.
** George and
** Jack meeting Jack the Ripper. Why else would there be a notorious murderer for any reason other than sneaking by the radar?
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The original book ends with Jack losing Miss Acacia to Joe and heading back home, heartbroken that he's lost her forever. When he returns, he finds out from Madeleine that he never needed his cuckoo-clock heart, and she was just sheltering him. [[spoiler:In the film, Miss Acacia returns to Jack for their BigDamnKiss, but he ''does'' need his heart, and the effect of finally kissing Miss Acacia kills him.]]
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* AnimatedMusical
* BetaCouple: Between Méliès and a pair of conjoined twins in Andalucia.
* BadassBaritone: Joe. Then again, he's played by Grand Corps Malade.
* BadassLongCoat: Jack as the 'King of the Ghost Train.' Complete with a CoolHat.
* BetaCouple: Between Méliès and a pair of conjoined twins in Andalucia.
* BadassBaritone: Joe. Then again, he's played by Grand Corps Malade.
* BadassLongCoat: Jack as the 'King of the Ghost Train.' Complete with a CoolHat.
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* AnimatedMusical
AnimatedMusical: The movie is an animated version of the book ''The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart'' and a concept album by Dionysus based on said book.
* BetaCouple:Between Méliès and strikes up a romance with a pair of conjoined twins in Andalucia.
Andalucia. [[spoiler:We don't know what happens to him by the end of the film, but it at least seems that they stay together.]]
* BadassBaritone:Joe.Joe has a deep, threatening voice that only makes him seem more dangerous. Then again, he's played by Grand Corps Malade.
* BadassLongCoat:Jack Jack's costume as the 'King of the Ghost Train.' Train' has one. Complete with a CoolHat.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: [[spoiler:In the ending. Complete with victorious music and a spinning camera.]]
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* TheBigDamnKiss: [[spoiler:In the ending. Complete [[spoiler:Jack's love for Miss Acacia causes him enough emotional and physical turmoil as-is, but sharing a kiss with victorious music her would be fatal, as his heart wouldn't be able to take it. In the climax, however, Jack gives up on living and a spinning camera.asks Miss Acacia to kiss him. The "Big Damn" part is emphasized as Dionysus' "Whatever the Weather" blasts just as the two touch lips and the camera starts to spin around them.]]
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* BlindWithoutEm: Miss Acacia claims she can barely see even ''with'' her glasses. (Though when we see for a moment from her perspective, she seems to be able to see fine when she puts them on.)
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* BlindWithoutEm: Miss Acacia claims Acacia's eyesight is absolutely awful, and her glasses only ''barely'' help--she hates the way she can barely see even ''with'' her glasses. (Though when we see for a moment from her perspective, she seems to be able to see fine when she puts looks with them on.)regardless. Her eyesight is largely why she doesn't recognize Jack years later.
* DespairEventHorizon: Jack runs back home to Edinburgh for Madeleine's help with his cuckoo-clock heart, only to discover [[spoiler:that she died in prison. We see a shot with Jack's face looking absolutely broken, and hear his heart let out a discordant sound, literally breaking. After this, Jack seems to just give up on any chance of living, and shares one last kiss with Acacia before he passes.]]
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* FakeNationality Jack is a [[FakeScot Scot with a British accent]] and Acacia is a Spaniard with a British accent.
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* GadgeteerGenius: In the past, Méliès spent a lot of time inventing gadgets in order to impress a girl he loved. He still likes to tinker with things, inventing such things as a [[ImpossiblyCompactFolding performing stage that can fold up into something the size of a suitcase]].
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* GadgeteerGenius: GadgeteerGenius:
** In the past, Méliès spent a lot of time inventing gadgets in order to impress a girl he loved. He still likes to tinker with things, inventing such things as a [[ImpossiblyCompactFolding performing stage that can fold up into something the size of a suitcase]].
** In the past, Méliès spent a lot of time inventing gadgets in order to impress a girl he loved. He still likes to tinker with things, inventing such things as a [[ImpossiblyCompactFolding performing stage that can fold up into something the size of a suitcase]].
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Creator/GeorgesMelies.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Creator/GeorgesMelies.Creator/GeorgesMelies, the filmmaker who first pioneered the concept of telling stories on screen. He appears about halfway through the film to join Jack's journey as a sort of sidekick.
* KilledOffscreen: After Jack left to go into hiding, Madeleine was taken prisoner for helping him. [[spoiler:Jack finds out when he returns home for her help that she died of a broken heart in prison.]]
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* PimpedOutDress: Miss Acacia's. And ''how''.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: Miss Acacia.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: Miss Acacia.
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* PimpedOutDress: Miss Acacia's. And ''how''.
Acacia sports a long red dress with the skirt fashioned like flower petals.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: When MissAcacia.Acacia returns, her hair is notably darker and her skin paler.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: When Miss
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* FlowerInHerHair: As a child, Miss Acacia wears a single rose in her hair. Years later, as a flamenco singer, she wears several in a complex bun.