When the weather heats up, it's natural to head for the coolness of your local movie theater. Here are a few cliches we can almost guarantee you will run across in some of the movies. Speaking of heat, we have to start with the crew casually walking away from the exploding vehicle like Anthony Mackie, Mark Wahlberg and The Rock do in "Pain and Gain."
Some others include...
The good guys never, ever fall off that fast moving car. They will hold on by their fingertips, one hand or even leap from said vehicle. But, like Vin Diesel here in "Fast and Furious 6," they always stay perfectly perched.
If a family is going to be placed in peril, there must be an equal child-to-parent ratio -- that way everyone is assigned a buddy when all hell breaks lose. Here Mireille Enos as Karen Lane and Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane in "World War Z" each grab hold of a kid.
You never just walk up on the bad thing. The bad thing is ALWAYS behind you as Jaden Smith displays in "After Earth."
If two officers, agents or other unlikely buddies are paired, they must not like each other from the start. But don't worry, the love will come. Such is the case with Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy's characters in "The Heat."
Superheroes may have superhuman strength, but that doesn't mean they can't be restrained. When they are caught there always seems to be handcuffs strong enough to hold them, like here with Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/Superman in "Man of Steel."
If the star is surrounded by a group of bad guys, he or she will always take them down. Don't even worry about it. Here Liam Neeson stars as Bryan Mills in "Taken 2," where he demolishes a group of bad guys.
The car that star is in can be battered, shot at, smashed into and even rammed. But it will never stall or stop running during the high-speed action. Note the damage to the vehicle Daniel Craig as James Bond hops out of in "Skyfall."
Don't try this one at home, folks. When the star jumps through a window there may be a scratch here and there but don't worry about them getting too cut up. Here Channing Tatum as John Cale takes a leap in '"White House Down."
The bad guys can fire at the star multiple times with everything from a six-shooter to an automatic, but they won't get him. Said star will, however, take out a villain with one shot. Here Jamie Foxx stars as Django in "Django Unchained."
The traffic is always horrendous when time is of the essence. Unless, of course, the star needs a parking space, as those are always readily available. Here Bruce Willis as John McClane in "A Good Day to Die Hard" tries to make it to his destination.
The hero always gets the girl -- if she survives until the end. Here Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts in "Iron Man 3" prove that point.
When the weather heats up, it's natural to head for the coolness of your local movie theater. Here are a few cliches we can almost guarantee you will run across in some of the movies. Speaking of heat, we have to start with the crew casually walking away from the exploding vehicle like Anthony Mackie, Mark Wahlberg and The Rock do in "Pain and Gain."
Some others include...
The good guys never, ever fall off that fast moving car. They will hold on by their fingertips, one hand or even leap from said vehicle. But, like Vin Diesel here in "Fast and Furious 6," they always stay perfectly perched.
If a family is going to be placed in peril, there must be an equal child-to-parent ratio -- that way everyone is assigned a buddy when all hell breaks lose. Here Mireille Enos as Karen Lane and Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane in "World War Z" each grab hold of a kid.
You never just walk up on the bad thing. The bad thing is ALWAYS behind you as Jaden Smith displays in "After Earth."
If two officers, agents or other unlikely buddies are paired, they must not like each other from the start. But don't worry, the love will come. Such is the case with Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy's characters in "The Heat."
Superheroes may have superhuman strength, but that doesn't mean they can't be restrained. When they are caught there always seems to be handcuffs strong enough to hold them, like here with Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/Superman in "Man of Steel."
If the star is surrounded by a group of bad guys, he or she will always take them down. Don't even worry about it. Here Liam Neeson stars as Bryan Mills in "Taken 2," where he demolishes a group of bad guys.
The car that star is in can be battered, shot at, smashed into and even rammed. But it will never stall or stop running during the high-speed action. Note the damage to the vehicle Daniel Craig as James Bond hops out of in "Skyfall."
Don't try this one at home, folks. When the star jumps through a window there may be a scratch here and there but don't worry about them getting too cut up. Here Channing Tatum as John Cale takes a leap in '"White House Down."
The bad guys can fire at the star multiple times with everything from a six-shooter to an automatic, but they won't get him. Said star will, however, take out a villain with one shot. Here Jamie Foxx stars as Django in "Django Unchained."
The traffic is always horrendous when time is of the essence. Unless, of course, the star needs a parking space, as those are always readily available. Here Bruce Willis as John McClane in "A Good Day to Die Hard" tries to make it to his destination.
The hero always gets the girl -- if she survives until the end. Here Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts in "Iron Man 3" prove that point.
