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Dialogue Reversal
- 192 statements
- 36 feature instances
- 34 referencing feature instances
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A character says something to another character, and the second character has some sort of snarky retort. Later on the second character says (or paraphrases) what the first character said, and the first character knows what to say back. A subtrope of Ironic Echo. See also Meaningful Echo and Borrowed Catchphrase. Examples: |
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Dropped link to ArbyNTheChief: Not an Item - UNKNOWN | |
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Dropped link to BrainwashedAndCrazy: Not an Item - FEATURE | |
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Dropped link to SecretTestOfCharacter: Not an Item - FEATURE | |
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Dropped link to playedfordrama: Not an Item - FEATURE | |
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Arby 'n' the Chief (Web Video) | |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_1510fa4e | type |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_1510fa4e | comment |
In Goldeneye, it's James Bond and the Bond Girl of the film Natalya who get to do this to one another even though they're not directly conversing when they do so. About 2/3 of the way through the film aboard the converted missile train, the Big Bad has Natalya as a hostage and threatens to kill her if Bond doesn't surrender ("Two targets, time enough for one shot. The girl, or the mission?"); he replies, "Kill her. She means nothing to me." Both of them (along with the Big Bad) end up escaping alive. Near the end of the film the roles are reversed in Cuba, where the Big Bad, upon finding out Natalya had managed to change the access codes to the Kill Sat they needed for their plan and had set on a path to deorbit and burn up in the atmosphere, gets desperate and holds Bond at gunpoint to get her to tell them how to regain control; she gets to reply, "Go ahead. Shoot him. He means nothing to me." | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_1510fa4e | featureApplicability |
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| GoldenEye | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_1510fa4e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_1e015a5d | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_1e015a5d | comment |
In The Empire Strikes Back, Leia tells Han, "I love you," to which he answers (in an ad-libbed line), "I know." In Return of the Jedi, Han tells Leia, "I love you," to which she replies, "I know." | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_1e015a5d | featureApplicability |
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| The Empire Strikes Back | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_1e015a5d | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_230e3bfc | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_230e3bfc | comment |
In Rice Boy, during an encounter with a strange personage: Later, lost in the mountains: This means that Rice Boy has passed Parod's Secret Test of Character and is allowed to see his face. |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_230e3bfc | featureApplicability |
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| Rice Boy (Webcomic) | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_24f1386a | type |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_24f1386a | comment |
In the made-for-TV movie El Diablo: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_24f1386a | featureApplicability |
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| El Diablo | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_24f1386a | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_34642d8e | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_34642d8e | comment |
During an Avengers Academy game in the Crinoverse, Katniss, Whisper and Renamon face off against Moonstone. Katniss says they got this, and Whisper, a little worried, agrees. Moonstone punches him and says "Yeah, right." But his sonic shields block any damage, so he replies "Yeah, right." | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_34642d8e | featureApplicability |
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| Crinoverse (Roleplay) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_34642d8e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_39b7671e | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_39b7671e | comment |
In Metroid: Other M, Adam was known to end any order he gave to Samus with "Any objections, Lady?". Whatever the fans may have thought about him, especially compared to his Metroid Fusion persona, at one point he goes missing with the Deleter presumably on his tail. At one point, Samus reaches a bridge, only for someone on the other side to raise it and render her unable to cross it... whereupon she decides to self-authorize the Space Jump and Screw Attack. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_39b7671e | featureApplicability |
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| Metroid: Other M (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_39b7671e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_3e96b159 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_3e96b159 | comment |
Cats Don't Dance has an exchange between Danny and Max where Danny over-acts a line that just reads "meow." When Max acts Danny "how does the kitty-cat go?" Danny answers "meow?" hesitantly, before Max says "very good," and beats Danny up. Later in the film, just before Danny is about to send Max flying away on a hot-air balloon, the dialogue is reversed, complete with an Oh, Crap! look from Max. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_3e96b159 | featureApplicability |
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| Cats Don't Dance | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_3e96b159 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_4c06d071 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_4c06d071 | comment |
In the X-Men: Evolution episode "Power Surge", when Scott is trying to talk Jean down, he tells her that he knows her better than anyone ever has or ever will, and he knows she can do this. Later, returned to normal, Jean casually comments, "That's what I like about you, Scott. You know me better than anyone else ever has or ever will." | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_4c06d071 | featureApplicability |
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| X-Men: Evolution | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_4c06d071 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_513c73f3 | type |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_513c73f3 | comment |
Happens in Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World with the whole "Light frog"/"Nazdrovie" thing. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_513c73f3 | featureApplicability |
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| Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_513c73f3 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_5b3356f8 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_5b3356f8 | comment |
Turning Red: Early in the movie, as Mei and her mother are preparing to clean and open the temple, Ming asks "Are you ready?" and Mei answers, "Let's do this!" In the epilogue, just before they open the temple to the public they have the same lines, but swapped: Mei asks "Are you ready?" and Ming answers, "Let's do this!" | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_5b3356f8 | featureApplicability |
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| Turning Red | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_5b3356f8 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_61a39969 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_61a39969 | comment |
In Avengers: Infinity War Steve Rogers tells Vision that they don't trade lives. Later on, after Vision saves Steve from one of the Children of Thanos, he repeats the line to him: After Vision saves Cap during the final battle: |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_61a39969 | featureApplicability |
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| Avengers: Infinity War | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_61a39969 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_6a53240b | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_6a53240b | comment |
In Sabrina, when the newspaper shares a story about David and Elizabeth becoming engaged, David and Linus have this exchange: Later, news gets out of Linus and Sabrina fleeing to Paris together, causing him and David to have this exchange: |
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| Sabrina (1954) | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6c5a9849 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_6c5a9849 | comment |
In Shadow of the Conqueror, whenever Ahrek questions Daylen about his past beyond the basics of his story, Daylen immediately tells him "None of your business." Later, when Daylen asks Ahrek what items he keeps hidden with his Lightbringing powers, Ahrek tosses the line right back at him, to Daylen's amusement. | |
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| Shadow of the Conqueror | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6e6bec35 | type |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6e6bec35 | comment |
Occurs in Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars. Phineas saves Candace from a Literal Cliffhanger. Later, Candace returns the favor by helping Phineas defeat his brainwashed brother. |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6e6bec35 | featureApplicability |
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| Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6f734712 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_6f734712 | comment |
Smallville. Tess Mercer (in disguise) and Checkmate agent Lott try to lure Green Arrow into a trap. She's there when the other two banter, including: Later, at a party when Tess (out of disguise) meets up with Oliver (Green Arrow, of course, but in a black suit with matching shirt): |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_6f734712 | featureApplicability |
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| Smallville | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_6f734712 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_70814599 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_70814599 | comment |
In an episode of Stargate SG-1, the team repeats the same few lines of dialogue regarding their eventual rescue, but who says which line changes. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_70814599 | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_70814599 | featureConfidence |
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| Stargate SG-1 | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_70814599 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_77e22425 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_77e22425 | comment |
The Pinky and the Brain episode "Welcome to the Jungle" | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_77e22425 | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_77e22425 | featureConfidence |
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| Pinky and the Brain | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_77e22425 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8192cba | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8192cba | comment |
Toy Story: Buzz thinks he can fly, but Woody calls it "falling with style." Then at the end, Buzz glides with spectacular style to save himself and Woody after getting them loose from Sid's rocket, and they switch up their roles. In the first movie, an exasperated Woody screams, "You! Are! A! TOY!"...You are a child's plaything!" at Buzz while he still believes he's a space ranger. Then, in Toy Story 2, Buzz says the same thing to Woody when he's reluctant to come home. Near the end of the second film, Mr. Potato Head keeps some green aliens from falling out a window. They chorus, "You have saved our lives; we are eternally grateful". Then, at the end of Toy Story 3, the aliens save the other toys, and the Potato Heads say it to them. |
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| Toy Story (Franchise) | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_8af58eb4 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8af58eb4 | comment |
In FernGully: The Last Rainforest there is this exchange. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8af58eb4 | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_8af58eb4 | featureConfidence |
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| FernGully: The Last Rainforest | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_8af58eb4 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8f4ee60f | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_8f4ee60f | comment |
In the Back to the Future trilogy, Doc is constantly confused by Marty's use of the term "heavy," while Doc is always exclaiming "Great Scott!" In the third film, when Marty realizes he could be shot by Buford Tannen instead of Doc, Marty instead exclaims "Great Scott!" and Doc falls right into place, saying the situation is "heavy." Additionally, the scene where Marty meets Doc at the bar, and reminds him they need to go back to 1985, has almost the exact same wording as a scene from the first movie, in which Doc tells Marty that he needs to take him to 2015. |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_8f4ee60f | featureApplicability |
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| Back to the Future (Franchise) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_8f4ee60f | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_95524c46 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_95524c46 | comment |
In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, when the trio climbs to the top of Mount Brrr, King Bob-omb halts them from interfering any more and threatens to blow them all up, including the operation. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_95524c46 | featureApplicability |
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| Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_97931756 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_97931756 | comment |
Rush Hour: During the first film, Carter tells Lee that, as a Hong Kong policeman, he's a Fish out of Water in Los Angeles, saying "I'm Michael Jackson, you Tito.". In Rush Hour 2, the two are in Hong Kong, where Lee tells him "In Hong Kong, I am Michael Jackson, you are Toto.", with Carter responding "You mean Tito! Toto was what we ate last night for dinner.". | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_97931756 | featureApplicability |
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| Rush Hour | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_97931756 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae46e | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae46e | comment |
In the first movie, an exasperated Woody screams, "You! Are! A! TOY!"...You are a child's plaything!" at Buzz while he still believes he's a space ranger. Then, in Toy Story 2, Buzz says the same thing to Woody when he's reluctant to come home. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae46e | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae46e | featureConfidence |
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| Toy Story | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae46e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae470 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae470 | comment |
Near the end of the second film, Mr. Potato Head keeps some green aliens from falling out a window. They chorus, "You have saved our lives; we are eternally grateful". Then, at the end of Toy Story 3, the aliens save the other toys, and the Potato Heads say it to them. | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a0ae470 | featureApplicability |
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| Toy Story 3 | hasFeature |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_a33d74a4 | type |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_a33d74a4 | comment |
Appears in the Sword of Truth novel Stone of Tears between Richard and Sister Verna | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a33d74a4 | featureApplicability |
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| Sword of Truth | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_a33d74a4 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a8a4211a | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_a8a4211a | comment |
In Mass Effect 2, when Shepard finds out Cerberus has revived him/her, s/he can respond "I don't care what they did, or what you say, I am not working with terrorists," which is marked 'I'll never work for Cerberus!' on the dialogue wheel. Shepard quickly discovers that, like it or not, Cerberus is the only group trying to find out why human colonies are disappearing. Eventually, Shepard meets up with one of his/her crew, who is thoroughly disturbed at Shepard's new employer. If you ask them to come with you, they say, "I'll never work for Cerberus!" | |
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| Mass Effect 2 (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_a8a4211a | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_b53b86fa | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_b53b86fa | comment |
In The Princess Bride, during Inigo's duel with the Man in Black: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_b53b86fa | featureApplicability |
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| The Princess Bride | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_b53b86fa | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ba07853c | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ba07853c | comment |
In Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, when Kaz informs Snake that Amanda is demanding to fight despite needing crutches: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ba07853c | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_ba07853c | featureConfidence |
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| Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_ba07853c | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_bf471bbe | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_bf471bbe | comment |
In Men in Black II, when Kay, reverted back to Kevin Brown, was called out of retirement: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_bf471bbe | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_bf471bbe | featureConfidence |
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| Men in Black II | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_bf471bbe | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_c487221e | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_c487221e | comment |
In Men in Black, as James Edwards was being initiated by Agent Kay into the titular organization, there was this exchange: In Men in Black II, when Kay, reverted back to Kevin Brown, was called out of retirement: Within the first film, as Dee, Kay's first partner, retires from MIB: Later, towards the very end, as Kay himself decides to retire: |
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| Men in Black | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_c487221e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ca171922 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ca171922 | comment |
Guys and Dolls: | |
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| Guys and Dolls (Theatre) | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_ca171922 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ca5d97f1 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ca5d97f1 | comment |
Monty Python's Flying Circus "An argument isn't just saying 'No it isn't!'" "Yes it is." "No it isn't!" | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_ca5d97f1 | featureApplicability |
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| Monty Python's Flying Circus | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_ca5d97f1 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_cf69b21e | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_cf69b21e | comment |
Beast Wars, Bad Spark, Silverbolt and Blackarachnia | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_cf69b21e | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_cf69b21e | featureConfidence |
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| Beast Wars | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_cf69b21e | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_d4efb984 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_d4efb984 | comment |
The Golden Girls: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_d4efb984 | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_d4efb984 | featureConfidence |
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| The Golden Girls | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_d4efb984 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_d66ef045 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_d66ef045 | comment |
Atlantis: The Lost Empire has at the end Helga Sinclair and Lyle Rourke escaping in a hot air balloon with a priceless treasure they stole. In a bid to go faster, they start tossing stuff they don't need off the edge to decrease weight, and Lyle throws Helga off the balloon with the line "Nothing personal." She survives the fall, and with one last effort she takes a signal flare (or a hand cannon, but the former is more implied) and shoots a hole right in the balloon in revenge. "Nothing Personal." | |
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| Atlantis: The Lost Empire | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_d66ef045 | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_f3fbea84 | type |
Dialogue Reversal | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_f3fbea84 | comment |
Between Pedro Tercero and Esteban in The House of the Spirits: | |
| Dialogue Reversal / int_f3fbea84 | featureApplicability |
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| Dialogue Reversal / int_f3fbea84 | featureConfidence |
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| The House of the Spirits | hasFeature |
Dialogue Reversal / int_f3fbea84 |
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