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* BestKnownForTheFanservice: In all honesty, if it hadn't been for the somewhat unique approach of narrating during scenes while characters are frozen in time - especially the part when the women are undressed, this comedy-romance-drama film would barely get any notice. The critics seemed to agree on this.
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* BestKnownForTheFanservice: In all honesty, if it hadn't been for the somewhat unique novel approach of narrating during scenes while where characters are frozen in time - especially the part when with the women are undressed, this comedy-romance-drama film would barely get any notice.wouldn't be noteworthy. The critics seemed to agree on this.
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* InformedWrongness: Inverted from the real life audience's perspective. Many viewers rightfully pointed out that Ben using his time-stop ability to undress women without their consent was wrong, regardless of his motives. Subverted, in that Ben had actually narrated that the entire time-stop sequences was just his imagination, and if the movie had made this a lot clearer, these judgmental points wouldn't have been raised in the first place.
* SignatureScene: The scene where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He [[BestKnownForTheFanservice undressed the beautiful women]] who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part of his own wild imagination.
* SignatureScene: The scene where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He [[BestKnownForTheFanservice undressed the beautiful women]] who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part of his own wild imagination.
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* InformedWrongness: Inverted from the real life audience's perspective.perspective, if one subscribes to the [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane "magic" interpretation]] of the time-stop moments. Many viewers rightfully pointed out that Ben using his time-stop ability to undress women without their consent was wrong, regardless of his motives. Subverted, in that Ben had actually narrated that If one subscribes to the entire time-stop sequences was just his imagination, and if the movie had made more sensible "mundane" interpretation instead, this a lot clearer, trope wouldn't have been relevant in the first place because few would raise these judgmental points wouldn't have been raised in the first place.
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* SignatureScene: Thescene supermarket time-stop moment where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He [[BestKnownForTheFanservice undressed the beautiful women]] who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that See the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part film's MaybeMagicMaybeMundane and ImagineSpot entry to understand how to make sense of his own wild imagination.it.
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* BestKnownForTheFanservice: In all honesty, if it hadn't been for the somewhat unique approach of narrating during scenes while characters are frozen in time - especially the part when the women are undressed, this comedy-romance-drama film would barely get any notice. The critics seemed to agree on this.
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* SignatureScene: The scene where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He [[BestKnownForTheFanservice undressed the beautiful women women]] who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part of his own wild imagination.
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* InformedWrongness: Inverted from the real life audience's perspective. Many viewers rightfully pointed out that Ben using his time-stop ability to undress women without their consent was wrong, regardless of his motives. Ben had actually narrated that the entire time-stop sequences was just his imagination, and if the movie had made this a lot clearer, these judgmental points wouldn't have been raised in the first place.
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* InformedWrongness: Inverted from the real life audience's perspective. Many viewers rightfully pointed out that Ben using his time-stop ability to undress women without their consent was wrong, regardless of his motives. Subverted, in that Ben had actually narrated that the entire time-stop sequences was just his imagination, and if the movie had made this a lot clearer, these judgmental points wouldn't have been raised in the first place.
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* {{Blooper}}: One of the women in the supermarket blinked her eyes while still "frozen in time". This apparently wasn't noticed by the editor, hence showing up in the final cut.
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* InformedWrongness: Inverted from the real life audience's perspective. Many viewers rightfully pointed out that Ben using his time-stop ability to undress women without their consent was wrong, regardless of his motives. Ben had actually narrated that the entire time-stop sequences was just his imagination, and if the movie had made this a lot clearer, these judgmental points wouldn't have been raised in the first place.
* SignatureScene: The scene where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He undressed the beautiful women who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part of his own wild imagination.
* SignatureScene: The scene where Ben first demonstrates his time-stop ability on the supermarket. He undressed the beautiful women who were frozen on the spot, all without their consent, and then drew art sketches of them. However, a side-note here that the movie [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane strongly implies everything he did whenever he stopped time]] is just part of his own wild imagination.
