Lame Trailer Clichés: Dramatic Scenes Involving Glasses

Okay, I don't have glasses, but I've always thought that if you needed glasses it may be better if you keep them on while you look at something amazing. Because then, you know, you may be able to see what is so amazing. But not in movies, no. A sign of something being a deeply dramatic moment is shown by the character taking off their glasses to take off the amazing sight they're about to behold. If my idea of having glasses is right, that sight may be a little blurred. To heighten the drama, these scenes are planted into the trailer, just to make things extra exciting. For example:

We see just how buff little old Steve Rogers has become in Captain America...

Okay, I know they're only sunglasses, but Howard Stark is threatening his eyes with the bright radiance coming off Cap's pecs...

This guy has the right idea, though. He thought he might take off his glasses too, but then he though "nah, I actually wanna see my handiwork". Smart guy...

Now, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo has one of my favourite trailers of all time, but I do have to laugh at how Daniel Craig taking off his glasses is cut into lots of other shots. Like, we see him take them off in three different slots. Interesting...

This one is by far the funniest dramatic scene involving glasses being taken off. I love Leonardo DiCaprio, but the way he whips off his glasses at the end for extra impact in the J. Edgar trailer makes me piss myself laughing. He wants that Oscar...(just watch and try not to laugh)

What do you think? Are glasses really that dramatic?

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