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Hoodwinked is a CG animated movie released in 2005 that parodies the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale. Possibly inspired by Shrek, the movie is an Urban Fantasy retelling, using a "Rashomon"-Style interrogation set-up to tell the story, while reinterpreting all of the tale's characters.The movie starts In Medias Res, as the police detain everybody at Granny's house — the Wolf, the Woodsman, Red Puckett, and Granny — and interrogate them separately to find out what happened. Each then narrates the events of their day that led up to their arrival at Granny's place.A sequel titled Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil, in which the Wolf and Red team up to rescue Hansel and Gretel, was released in April 2011 after several years in Development Hell. | |
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Stop Motion | |
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The directors went for a Stop Motion look and feel in order to justify this inevitability. This is even influenced in the characters' designs: Red only has four fingers and the likeness of a doll, and Kirk has one eye that's slightly larger than the other. | |
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Creator Cameo | |
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Creator Cameo: Cory Edwards plays Twitchy. His voice was then digitally sped up to create Twitchy's "normal" voice, but when the Lassie scene happens and Twitchy speaks very quickly into a tapedeck, Twitchy's voice is slowed down by the guy playing the tape recorder to quarter-speed to create Edwards' smooth-talking normal voice. | |
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Inspector Lestrade | |
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Inspector Lestrade: Grizzly is this. First he tries to wrap up the case with a huge assumption. Also, when everyone is being interviewed after the villains are captured, while Red and Granny try to put credit for saving the day on each other, Grizzly tries to take all the credit. | |
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Artistic License – Martial Arts | |
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Red is a professional at martial arts. | |
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Trailers Always Spoil | |
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Trailers Always Spoil: Granny's secret life as an adrenaline junkie is treated as a big reveal in the film, but almost every single trailer showed her kicking ass in the downhill race. | |
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Timmy in a Well | |
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Timmy in a Well: When Twitchy intercepts the police, he gets treated like Lassie because he's talking so fast that he is very incoherent (due to being high on caffeine). | |
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Tempting Fate | |
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Tempting Fate: When Red is riding up the tram with Boingo: | |
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This Is What the Building Will Look Like | |
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This Is What the Building Will Look Like: Done with a slideshow and graphics instead of a 3D model, during the Goody Bandit's monologue. | |
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Right Behind Me | |
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Right Behind Me: During the fight in the tramway terminal, Granny uses this. | |
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Genre Savvy | |
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The Wolf's attempt at impersonating Granny fails spectacularly. Despite the Granny mask and the apron and the falsetto voice, Red is Genre Savvy enough to tell the difference, but she doesn't point this out and plays along. The fact that the Wolf is using Granny Puckett's own official licensed merchandise probably doesn't help his case. | |
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Misplaced Wildlife | |
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Misplaced Wildlife: Minor example, but two of Granny's teammates at the ski race are 2-Tone (a penguin) and P-Biggie (a polar bear). Those two are from opposite ends of the world. | |
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Storyboarding the Apocalypse | |
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Storyboarding the Apocalypse: Literally done by Boingo to Red with a slideshow presentation to demonstrate his plan. | |
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Unreliable Narrator | |
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Unreliable Narrator: Everyone sees the events differently, a la Rashomon. Somewhat subverted: no one is actually lying, they just have limited perspectives and are naturally biased towards what happens to them individually. This means that when two characters have overlapping encounters, you will notice many subtle and/or very obvious differences - lighting, dialogue, positions of objects, and characters' actions. For analysis, let's look at the Wolf's encounter with Red after she falls from the cable car: In Red's story, the trees cast very long shadows. In the Wolf's story, the scene has more regular lighting. The sequence of Red's screams during the fall differ significantly between the two stories, but she still hits the same number of branches on the way down. In the Wolf's story, the cable car doors open and Red falls instantly. In Red's story, the doors open, she flails around for a few seconds trying to keep her balance, and then falls. Red only sees the Wolf's eyes and a deep threatening growl. Earlier in the Wolf's story, he's talking to Twitchy about how he's feeling hungry after their meeting with Woolworth and they agree to take a lunch break after they've done surveillance on Red. His stomach growls while he's hiding and trying to observe Red through the bushes, which, from the Wolf's reaction, is probably not what he was expecting. The way Red sees it, the Wolf roars to frighten her. The Wolf is actually yelling in pain when his tail gets caught in Twitchy's camera as Twitchy is trying to fix it after coughing it up (having swallowed it accidentally after Red crashed through the tree branch Twitchy was on when she fell). In Red's story, after Twitchy lands and takes the accidental photo of her, she turns around and the Wolf has instantly appeared there. In the Wolf's story, he is still behind the bush when Twitchy does this, facepalms, and Red is already looking his way when he emerges from his hiding place. She also takes a step back when she says "Hello". The Wolf overtakes Red by taking a taxi. In the middle of the forest. When the second part of the encounter happens, Red runs in a straight line and is sprinting. In the Wolf's story, she appears to take more of a zigzag course and her pace is significantly slower. Red gasps when the Wolf appears for the second time in the Wolf's story. In her story, she turns and this is accompanied by a Scare Chord. When Red pepper-sprays the Wolf, their stories depart drastically. Red: The Wolf steps out and says "Hand over the basket!" She pepper-sprays him, blinding him, he screams like it's a minor annoyance, then runs. The Wolf: he steps out as she approaches, and asks to see what's in her basket. She pepper-sprays him, he screams in agonizing pain, then while he's blinded, she beats him up, disables him with a spin kick, then gathers her heels and walks away. | |
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Title Drop | |
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Title Drop: "You've been hoodwinked, Baby! Oh yeah!!!!" | |
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Never Trust a Trailer | |
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Never Trust a Trailer (Twitchy: Never-trust-a-trailer!): So as to avert Trailers Always Spoil with the plot twist, the trailers are formatted such that they constantly portray the Wolf as a moronic, incompetent villain, instead of a very intelligent investigative journalist whose only antagonism is a case of Mistaken Identity on Red's behalf. The trailer also mentions by name Anthony Anderson, who has maybe a dozen lines in the whole movie as Bill Stork, but doesn't name Patrick Warburton, whose role is second to Red in size. | |
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Chronically Crashed Car | |
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The blue sports car that keeps getting crashed by the main characters. First, Red wrecks one when she throws a magazine from the treehouse and it lands on the windshield, causing the driver to swerve and crash into a tree. But the main one is the porcupine driven one that has problems around trees - first by Kirk chopping one down, and later when Kirk and the Wolf, driving Kirk's converted truck, run into a tree, which gets uprooted. | |
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Scare Chord | |
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Red gasps when the Wolf appears for the second time in the Wolf's story. In her story, she turns and this is accompanied by a Scare Chord. | |
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Waiting for a Break | |
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Waiting for a Break: Kirk sells schnitzel out of his truck as a day job while waiting to land his next role. It doesn't seem to make that much money, but it's a living, and when his truck is vandalized and his supplies are stolen, he immediately panics fearing that he's going to go bankrupt. | |
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Visual Pun | |
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Visual Pun: The Wolf disguises himself as a sheep in order to interrogate his paid informant, Woolworth. During the credits, you see a drawing of the Woodsman playing air guitar on his axe. At the ski race, Granny races an avalanche down the mountain and crosses the finish line ahead of it. The headline is, "Granny wins by a landslide!" | |
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Who Are You? | |
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Who Are You?: Done in the inevitable scene with the Wolf dressed as Granny. | |
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Villain Song | |
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Villain Song: "Top Of The Woods" for Boingo, the Goodie Bandit. "Bounce" during the end credits doubles as a "Do It Yourself" Theme Tune, sung by Xzibit. | |
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Stealth Pun | |
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During the credits, you see a drawing of the Woodsman playing air guitar on his axe. | |
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Take Our Word for It | |
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Take Our Word for It: When Red is browsing the travel magazine in the treehouse, whatever she's reading is so unsatisfying that she tosses it away when she says "The world is too dangerous for me!" The magazine lands spread open on a passing car's windshield, startling the driver enough that he loses control and crashes into a tree. | |
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Failed a Spot Check | |
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Failed a Spot Check: A media crew fails to recognize Red without her red cloak on, and instead charge off after a large male bear jogger wearing a red hoodie. | |
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Chekhov's Gun | |
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Chekhov's Gun: Coffee for Twitchy causes him to speed around like a rocket. When the Wolf is doing surveillance on the tram car from the ground with a radar gun and headset, while he's scanning, a couple bars of the yodeling chorus from the "Schnitzel Song" can heard for a brief second. You hear the rest once Kirk's story is told. | |
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Adaptation Expansion | |
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Adaptation Expansion: Expands the Little Red Riding Hood story. | |
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Ironic Echo | |
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Ironic Echo: Red Puckett's story has this. During a phone call she makes to Granny: In the very next scene, when Red is in the tree house: When Kirk is on the phone with Jimmy, Jimmy tells him "Don't act like a woodsman, be a woodsman." Later, when the Wolf and Kirk are about to infiltrate the Bandit's hideout, the Wolf tells a disguised Kirk, "Don't act like an evil henchman; be an evil henchman." When the Wolf and Twitchy make the mistake of following Boingo's directions and find themselves in the cave, the Wolf casually says, "Never trust a bunny with directions, Twitchy."note Twitchy: Never trust a bunny! Later, when Flippers reveals that Boingo is the Bandit, the Wolf says, "I knew it! Never trust a bunny!"note And again - Twitchy: Never trust a bunny! | |
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Doesn't Trust Those Guys | |
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Doesn't Trust Those Guys: The Wolf and Twitchy are contemplating how to intercept Red later on when Boingo suddenly appears and says he knows of a shortcut to Granny's place. It involves going "over the woods and through the river....no, you don't wanna go through the river. You'll get all wet." The Wolf and Twitchy take Boingo's advice and find themselves in a flooded, bat-infested cave. It isn't helping that Boingo wrote the directions down on an Easter egg. | |
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Only Sane Man | |
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Only Sane Man: Red is this during the entire mine cart scene with Japeth. | |
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"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop | |
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"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop: Granny. With a drop of hairspray instead of sweat. Technically not a "cable drop", but an obvious shout-out to the first Spider-Man movie (where it was a drop of blood). | |
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Funny Background Event | |
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Funny Background Event: When Red is reading the travel magazine in the treehouse, she throws it away in frustration. It lands on the windshield of a passing car driven by a non-human driver, who promptly loses control. The scene cuts back to a close-up of Red's face as we hear screeching tires and an Offscreen Crash (accompanied by a tree in the distance shaking). She looks at the camera and freezes up with a panicked look on her face. She relaxes when the driver yells that he's OK, and she continues talking with a woodpecker as if nothing had happened. When the Wolf and Twitchy apply the emergency brake on their mine cart after accidentally blowing up the trestle, they come to a stop at the bottom of the hill. As they are coming to their senses, the driverless cart behind them can be heard approaching the tunnel exit. The cart then comes out of the tunnel and flies off the end of the destroyed track and over the Wolf and Twitchy's stopped cart at the bottom, accompanied with a loud scream, which establishes to the viewers that it is the cart Red is riding in. They dismiss the resulting sound. | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing | |
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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Who would ever suspect little Boingo? | |
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Furry Confusion | |
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Furry Confusion: Flippers walks his notary, a non-anthropomorphic dog into the crime scene. | |
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Carnivore Confusion | |
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Carnivore Confusion: The Wolf isn't much of a meat-eater, though when his sheep informant Woolworth is stalling, he's quick to say, "You're lookin' kinda tasty." | |
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No Flow in CGI | |
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No Flow in CGI: The directors went for a Stop Motion look and feel in order to justify this inevitability. This is even influenced in the characters' designs: Red only has four fingers and the likeness of a doll, and Kirk has one eye that's slightly larger than the other. With other objects, flow is proper. When Red's mine cart is airborne, her cape is flapping in the high winds. | |
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Bald of Evil | |
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Bald of Evil: Lester, the bald member of he ski team. | |
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Extremely Short Timespan | |
Hoodwinked! / int_281de59f | comment |
Extremely Short Timespan: Takes place over an entire day, with each of the suspects' stories happening earlier at day and the crime scene occurring at night. Boingo's defeat occurred the next day at dawn. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_294ed981 | type |
Bilingual Bonus | |
Hoodwinked! / int_294ed981 | comment |
Also somewhat ironic. See Bilingual Bonus for more. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_2b5ea43c | type |
Bland-Name Product | |
Hoodwinked! / int_2b5ea43c | comment |
Bland-Name Product: Some characters are seen drinking "Forest Dew". | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_2b5ea43c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_2bc0fc4d | type |
Ice-Cream Koan | |
Hoodwinked! / int_2bc0fc4d | comment |
Ice-Cream Koan: Flippers. | |
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1.0 | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_2bc0fc4d | |
Hoodwinked! / int_2bdae2ae | type |
Awesome, but Impractical | |
Hoodwinked! / int_2bdae2ae | comment |
Awesome, but Impractical: We never get to see what the mine carts do, other than that they are gravity powered, have dynamite stored in them, and they move Red's and the Wolf's stories along and give them another near-encounter. It appears that this must be some kind of mine with tracks clearly built by Imagineers who had been on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad too much, but it's not quite clear what the carts carry because they are never seen loaded (possibly gold, which would explain why there's dynamite in them). And if the carts are gravity powered, then it's never explained why they have a water tower installed, or an emergency ladder in the middle of a track going down into a batcave. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_309b8806 | type |
Cursed with Awesome | |
Hoodwinked! / int_309b8806 | comment |
Cursed with Awesome: Japeth says he can't speak, only sing. "Be Prepared" is probably the best song in the whole film. Circumvented by Rule of Funny when Red comes along and finds Japeth rocking on the porch of his shack yodeling and strumming his banjo: | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_30a0067b | type |
Supervillain Lair | |
Hoodwinked! / int_30a0067b | comment |
Supervillain Lair: The tramway summit terminal is in a cave. Much of the space is occupied with the tram's electrical systems, the motor room, tensioning, and machinery. It functions as Boingo's lair. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_30a0067b | |
Hoodwinked! / int_31a2a33c | type |
Stuff Blowing Up | |
Hoodwinked! / int_31a2a33c | comment |
Stuff Blowing Up: At least the tram car explosion gave that fisherman a big break, given the number of fish that flop up on the shore. Earlier, the Wolf accidentally blows up a trestle that causes Red's mine cart to go airborne, due to Twitchy mistaking a stick of dynamite for a candle. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_31a2a33c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_336c1a31 | type |
Kinda Busy Here | |
Hoodwinked! / int_336c1a31 | comment |
Kinda Busy Here: When Red calls from Japeth's shack, Granny is... rather busy. She's busy participating in a ski race and her team has been taken out. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_336c1a31 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3403abfc | type |
Mugged for Disguise | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3403abfc | comment |
During the tramway terminal infiltration scene, Dolph is Mugged for Disguise, and Kirk is dressed to impersonate him - also wearing a ski mask so that Boingo won't recognize him. Boingo must have terrible eyesight or is not paying enough attention to realize that "Dolph" suddenly has A) a different body build, B) has suddenly grown a very long beard, and C) speaks in a Bavarian accent instead of an Ahnold accent. Nor does he seem to recognize the Wolf in his electricians' disguise, which is strange considering that he met both Kirk and the Wolf on separate occasions over the previous day and their voices should still be fresh in his mind (as it has been no more than fourteen hours at most since those two meetings). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_345a4c75 | type |
Interrogation Flashback | |
Hoodwinked! / int_345a4c75 | comment |
Interrogation Flashback: A series of police interrogations conducted at Granny's house segue to corresponding flashbacks. The one constant in every flashback points investigator Nicky Flippers to the mastermind behind the Goodie Recipe thefts. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_356b1efb | type |
Hammerspace | |
Hoodwinked! / int_356b1efb | comment |
Hammerspace: Japeth's helicopter horns. | |
Hoodwinked! / int_356b1efb | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_356b1efb | featureConfidence |
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Hoodwinked! / int_356b1efb | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3684532f | type |
Never Heard That One Before | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3684532f | comment |
Never Heard That One Before: When the Wolf consults one of his paid informants, he quips about Woolworth "pulling the wool over his eyes" telling him that the Granny Puckett might be involved. "Ha ha, hilarious. You come up with that yourself? That's funny." | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3684532f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3684532f | featureConfidence |
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Hoodwinked! / int_3684532f | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3ab4e424 | type |
Slow-Motion Pass-By | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3ab4e424 | comment |
Slow-Motion Pass-By: Parodied. Red gives an angry glare to the Wolf as she leaves from her questioning and passes him, on the way to his questioning. With an overdone dramatic soundtrack. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_3ab4e424 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3c0a4666 | type |
Noodle Incident | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3c0a4666 | comment |
Noodle Incident: Flippers remembers the Wolf from three years ago on the Stiltskin case. The details are a bit fuzzy, other than that Flippers caught the Wolf snooping around trying to figure out the guy's real name. Apparently the Wolf came close, and he was going to settle with Greg Stiltskin. Whatever happened 37 years ago that led to Japeth being (allegedly) cursed by a mountain witch with the inability to talk, only sing. | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3c0a4666 | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_3c0a4666 | featureConfidence |
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Hoodwinked! / int_3c0a4666 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3c5ae1a1 | type |
Schizo Tech | |
Hoodwinked! / int_3c5ae1a1 | comment |
Schizo Tech: Red uses a rotary telephone at Japeth's shack, and earlier calls Granny from a payphone. Meanwhile, Granny has a modern corded phone at home and has her calls forwarded to a cell phone while she's out. Kirk's truck has a phone. Twitchy also mentions a beeper (pager) and asks if Wolf got his beep (page). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_3c5ae1a1 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_40bb59d0 | type |
Blatant Lies | |
Hoodwinked! / int_40bb59d0 | comment |
Blatant Lies: | |
Hoodwinked! / int_40bb59d0 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_40bb59d0 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4127eb1 | type |
Shut Up, Hannibal! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4127eb1 | comment |
Shut Up, Hannibal!: When Granny runs off to save Red, Boingo tells her she doesn't trust her for keeping her double life a secret, but Granny just hits him on the head while still running. | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4127eb1 | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_4127eb1 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_441ced7 | type |
Surprise Inspection Ruse | |
Hoodwinked! / int_441ced7 | comment |
Surprise Inspection Ruse: Played With in that Wolf pretends to be a building inspector for the Supervillain Lair to fool the Big Bad himself, whilst making an appeal to the "evil genius code." Ironically, it's the villain's guards who are the suspicious ones. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_449584c | type |
Giant Wall of Watery Doom | |
Hoodwinked! / int_449584c | comment |
Giant Avalanche of Snowy Doom: Granny sets off an avalanche that provides a cold weather version of the trope. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_449584c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_45332ff5 | type |
Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting | |
Hoodwinked! / int_45332ff5 | comment |
Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting: And handled much less clunkily than the way it was handled in the Shrek franchise; the prize for the most impressive and spectacular martial artists in the film goes to Boingo, who utilizes his ears as the primary weapon of his highly effective personal style of martial arts. Red's method is also quite awesome, at least in the Wolf's story where she beats him up. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_45332ff5 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4602f495 | type |
Record Needle Scratch | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4602f495 | comment |
Record Needle Scratch: As the second verse of the "Schnitzel Song" is about to begin while Kirk and the kids are waltzing along.... whip-pan and needle scratch to show Kirk's truck sitting on cinder blocks and emptied of its equipment. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_4602f495 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_48373d9a | type |
Silence of Sadness | |
Hoodwinked! / int_48373d9a | comment |
Silence of Sadness: Red is disappointed in Granny for having never told her about her life as an athlete and not allowing her to do anything other than deliver pastries. She leaves Granny's house, not even responding to the news reporters outside. Red then silently walks through the woods alone as the song "Red is Blue" is heard in the background, highlighting how down she feels. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_48373d9a | |
Hoodwinked! / int_48b9731f | type |
Paper-Thin Disguise | |
Hoodwinked! / int_48b9731f | comment |
Paper-Thin Disguise: Red escapes from the Wolf by handing her hooded cloak off to some hummingbirds, who fly it away. The Wolf takes the bait and chases it off a cliff into a river. This despite the fact that the Wolf's retelling of the scene shows him chasing Red's cloak, and from his POV, you can clearly see there are no legs under it, nor is it imitating the motions of a running person. The Wolf's disguises, like the one where he interviews the woodland snack shack owner with an alias name and also uses a neck brace to pretend that he burned his neck. The Wolf's attempt at impersonating Granny fails spectacularly. Despite the Granny mask and the apron and the falsetto voice, Red is Genre Savvy enough to tell the difference, but she doesn't point this out and plays along. The fact that the Wolf is using Granny Puckett's own official licensed merchandise probably doesn't help his case. During the tramway terminal infiltration scene, Dolph is Mugged for Disguise, and Kirk is dressed to impersonate him - also wearing a ski mask so that Boingo won't recognize him. Boingo must have terrible eyesight or is not paying enough attention to realize that "Dolph" suddenly has A) a different body build, B) has suddenly grown a very long beard, and C) speaks in a Bavarian accent instead of an Ahnold accent. Nor does he seem to recognize the Wolf in his electricians' disguise, which is strange considering that he met both Kirk and the Wolf on separate occasions over the previous day and their voices should still be fresh in his mind (as it has been no more than fourteen hours at most since those two meetings). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_48b9731f | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4b4f6a2f | type |
Mood-Swinger | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4b4f6a2f | comment |
Mood-Swinger: Boingo the rabbit. Apparently, the producers couldn't decide whether "Verge of Tears" or "Maniacal Cackling" was better, so they used both, to comedic effect. | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4b4f6a2f | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_4b4f6a2f | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7c4536 | type |
Wham Line | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7c4536 | comment |
Wham Line: After a lot of finger-pointing, Flippers figures out the bandit. “Someone who ''hippity-hopped’’ his way through all of your stories.� Followed immediately by.... | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7c4536 | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_4e7c4536 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7f703c | type |
Wham Shot | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7f703c | comment |
Wham Shot: Red’s hood being removed in front of the cable car to reveal bunny ears. | |
Hoodwinked! / int_4e7f703c | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_4e7f703c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_50f66629 | type |
Crazy-Prepared | |
Hoodwinked! / int_50f66629 | comment |
Also, Japeth's detachable horns. Which include some truly bizarre sets like a Mohawk Indian set, and a campfire set. What reasons does he have to keep these if he lives by himself in an abandoned mine shack? (Answer: He's PREPARED.) | |
Hoodwinked! / int_50f66629 | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_50f66629 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_524904cd | type |
Pensieve Flashback | |
Hoodwinked! / int_524904cd | comment |
Pensieve Flashback: When Red is retelling the confrontation at Granny's house to Flippers. Flippers tries to trick Red and asks if Kirk burst in right after the "what big facial qualities" part of the encounter. The scene cuts right to that part of the scene. After a few seconds of the Wolf reacting, flashback Red suddenly waves her hands and says, "No! No! Not yet!" and all of the on-screen action freezes. With a dismissing wave of her hand, the scene rewinds. A second later: | |
Hoodwinked! / int_524904cd | featureApplicability |
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Hoodwinked! / int_524904cd | |
Hoodwinked! / int_53f5119f | type |
The Dragon | |
Hoodwinked! / int_53f5119f | comment |
The Dragon: The Evil Ski Team to Boingo. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_54f999c | type |
AlternateCharacterInterpretation | |
Hoodwinked! / int_54f999c | comment |
Likewise, during the film there are various other mentioned fractured tales: Rumpelstiltskin is mentioned in the beginning as being the subject of a police case to find his real name (Flippers ran into the Wolf during the case), and The Three Little Pigs are revealed to be running a real estate scam near the end (which, naturally, the Wolf is trying to stop by huffing and puffing and blowing their houses down. Metaphorically of course). The latter are probably different from Timmy, Tommy and Glen. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_54fb42f0 | type |
Gravity Is a Harsh Mistress | |
Hoodwinked! / int_54fb42f0 | comment |
He chases Red's cape, and grabs it triumphantly, to find that it's empty... prompting the camera to zoom way back to reveal that he is frozen in mid-air just past the edge of a cliff. He turns to the camera, says "OK. Not cool," then falls into the water below. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_54fb42f0 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5707e92c | type |
Feather Fingers | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5707e92c | comment |
Feather Fingers: Boingo's ears. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5707e92c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5862582a | type |
Implausible Boarding Skills | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5862582a | comment |
Implausible Boarding Skills: Several people grind all the way down a gondola's cable (Granny doesn't even have a board, and makes use of a muffin tin). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5862582a | |
Hoodwinked! / int_59907e4f | type |
Police Are Useless | |
Hoodwinked! / int_59907e4f | comment |
Police Are Useless: The police are less than competent, with Chief Grizzly immediately trying to send the four main suspects to jail over vague assumptions and the pigs trying to eat from Red's basket despite it being evidence. Nicky Flippers seems to be the only vaguely competent authority figure there, as he insists on questioning each of the four suspects individually and eventually puts the dots together to conclude that all four of them are innocent. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_59907e4f | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5a0e88d8 | type |
Bring It | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5a0e88d8 | comment |
Bring It: During the fight in the tramway terminal, Boingo does the "bring it" gesture with his ear. Granny's says "Bring it, honey" several times. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5a0e88d8 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5bdffefe | type |
Jitter Cam | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5bdffefe | comment |
Jitter Cam: Used in a justifiable way during Red's mine cart ride. Is not used in the Wolf's trip over the same track, though, where the camera is stable even while going around turns. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5be7bd04 | type |
Raised by Wolves | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5be7bd04 | comment |
Raised by Wolves: Played for Laughs. When Wolf says that about himself, we get a brief shot of a portrait showing his family and himself as a baby, all of them looking civilized and well-dressed. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5c385fe1 | type |
Profiling | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5c385fe1 | comment |
Profiling: When Chief Grizzly insists on pinning the crime on the Wolf, he sardonically says, "Ah, the Wolf did it. Talk about profiling." | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5d753b19 | type |
The Smurfette Principle | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5d753b19 | comment |
The Smurfette Principle: One of Boingo's skier henchmen is the only female on the team. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_5d753b19 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5f52cfcf | type |
Intrepid Reporter | |
Hoodwinked! / int_5f52cfcf | comment |
Intrepid Reporter: The Wolf. | |
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Big Eater | |
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Big Eater: The Three Little Officer Pigs, who are caught eating forensic evidence when Grizzly arrives. When Flippers arrives, he says: | |
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Names to Run Away from Really Fast | |
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Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Boingo issues orders to his henchmen: What makes it funnier is that particular moment wasn't supposed to have a joke at all. It was ad-libbed by Andy Dick, who did think "Keith" was a stupid name for an evil accomplice. Also somewhat ironic. See Bilingual Bonus for more. | |
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Nearly Normal Animal | |
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Nearly Normal Animal: Flippers' notary. | |
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Mistaken Confession | |
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Mistaken Confession: The Wolf suspects that Red is smuggling stuff for Granny when he listens in to her conversation with Boingo from the ground with a radar gun. He hears most of what she says after Boingo asks her if she delivers over here, but parts of her conversation fail to be picked up, resulting in him hearing "But I was thinking of [static] the Muffin Man [static] Granny's recipes [static] an evil plan [static] to shut down everyone in the forest." When what was really said was, "But I was thinking about what you told me earlier. About the Muffin Man? I need to protect Granny's recipes from that bandit's evil plan. They're gonna shut down everyone in the forest if we're not careful." | |
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Sequel Hook | |
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Sequel Hook: The movie ends with Red, Granny, Wolf, and Twitchy getting invited to join the Happily Ever After Agency by Nicky Flippers. Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil would follow up on this plot point. | |
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Freeze-Frame Bonus | |
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Freeze-Frame Bonus: In the second part of the confrontation between Red and the Wolf, Red pulls out a mace can and sprays it in the Wolf's eyes. It's called "Wolf Away Spray". In "Be Prepared," when Red and Japeth's mine cart pop out of the tunnel, you see the drop they go down with a POV shot. If you freeze the scene about midway down the drop, you will see that the Wolf and Twitchy are in the mine cart that goes by on the track Red's cart goes under. When the Wolf gets to this point in the story, if you freeze when the Wolf says "Now THIS is a shortcut!" you can see Red and Japeth dropping in the background, and can hear Red's scream. At normal speed, you only hear the scream and Red appears as a red blur for less than a second. You can even pick up a tiny bit of Japeth's yodeling if you've got a good ear. Also from "Be Prepared": when Red is looking at the map of the mine routes in Japeth's shack, if you freeze it, you'll see places with names like Puckett Grove, Sam Hill, Kanbar Kanyon, Murphy's Low, Boulderdash, the Blue Yonder, Beehive, and Old Man's Cave (this last one is kind of hard to tell because it's located at a spot where Red's head obscures the text). Also there is a marker for a water tower and a misspelled "You are here" point marker. Freeze frames are necessary to get all of the Swiss Army Horns that Japeth uses during "Be Prepared". You'll notice that one set of his antlers is apparently a campfire set with hot dogs and s'mores on the ends, for instance. Even a Mohawk style is saying a lot. A nice one in Red's story when the doors open and she falls from the tram car. Watching it frame by frame, you'll see that Boingo tries to grab for Red's basket, not her, right as she grabs it before going over, and has an angry expression as opposed to a concerned one. This appears to suggest that he is intent on snatching it, then pushing Red out, but she falls a couple seconds too soon. When the storybook is flipping back to begin each character's story, you might notice snippets of text from the Brothers Grimm version of the original fairy tale. When the picture of Red in her martial arts uniform is seen during the interruption of her beating up the Wolf in the Wolf's retelling, you'll see that the text on the bottom reads "Red Puckett: Forest Regional Karate Champion". In The Reveal that Boingo is the Bandit, his signing of Granny's autograph prior to the ski race is revisited. Interesting entries can be seen on his checklist, including: "Take Down Muffin Man," "Ruin Red," "Send Wolf on wild goose chase," "Pay off ski team," and "Call Mom". When the notary is sharpening his pencil prior to Red telling her story, you can see he's already written some summary notes in his notepad, including "Red - Related to Granny - Establish timeline for Wolf - check references." When Red is reading the magazine Far Away Places in the treehouse, one shot will show text about a number of foreign places like China and Scotland. She is looking at a cartoon of a rhino and zebra having tea (this one's hard to tell as the image is partially out-of-frame). When Boingo shows his apocalypse slideshow to Red, you might notice that his "Boingoland" territory has an airport in it, an amusement park, all of it extends down from the cable car terminal, and his acquired real estate also overlaps with Smallville. (The movie happens in mountainous terrain and Smallville is in very flat Kansas). When Boingo insincerely asks for Granny's autograph, you can see EV, with the rest covered by his fingers. Later, you see it says EVIL PLAN. A blink-and-you'll-miss-it type: when Twitchy is repairing his camera after accidentally swallowing it, you see that he uses a small can of a hydrogen peroxide solution to clean the individual parts. Right before we cut to the Wolf's interview with Red, he sprays a bit of the solution under his armpit like deodorant. Boingo makes a cameo during the montage of the Wolf investigating in various disguises. | |
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You Can't Miss It | |
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You Can't Miss It: While the Wolf and Twitchy are trying to decide how to get to Granny's place, Boingo shows up and offers directions. | |
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Fooled by the Sound | |
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Fooled by the Sound: When Wolf is spying on Red, his stomach grumbles, and she mistakes this for him growling at her. | |
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Gilligan Cut | |
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Gilligan Cut: Red says the new delivery system beats "riding a bike, that's for sure." Cuts to Japeth singing while riding a mine cart down the track, filled with goodies, and wearing customized horns to hold his products, singing "Oh I've got horns to hold the muffins and I've got horns that hold the pies" to the "Be Prepared" melody. Also, a Smash Cut variant when the Wolf and Twitchy are given directions by Boingo to Granny's house: | |
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Species Surname | |
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Species Surname: Wolf's full name is Wolf W. Wolf. Hmm, wonder what the middle W stands for. Wanna bet that it's also "Wolf"? Most of the other animal characters: Chief Ted Grizzly naturally has to be a grizzly bear. Det. Bill Stork is definitely a stork. Jimmy, the lizard who serves as the director at Kirk's audition, has the full name of Jimmy Lizard. Nicky Flippers is a frog. | |
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The Reveal | |
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The Wolf says "I knew it! Never trust a bunny!" when Flippers makes The Reveal that Boingo has to be the culprit. Considering that earlier, Boingo basically tricks the Wolf and Twitchy into going on a long out-of-the-way route, it's clear he didn't trust the guy to begin with. | |
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Serious Business | |
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Serious Business: Snack shack owners are very protective of their recipe books. In fact, it's pretty clear that Granny's recipe book is treated by Red in the same that KFC treats the Colonel's Original Recipe note for the record, in real life only two people know the complete recipe, only one knows the combination to the safe that the recipe is stored in, and a number of executives know partial segments; when it had to temporarily leave KFC headquarters in Louisville in September 2008, it had its own motorcade transport to safely escort it around to prevent a robbery. In the world where the movie is set, they act in a similar way to Willy Wonka: these owners go out of business after their secrets are stolen (the result of espionage). Moreso. As several characters mention, "Goodies make the woods go 'round." It was also used in a deleted verse from Red's song "Great Big World". The phrase itself is probably a take at the tile of a song in the original Universe of Energy at Epcot called "Energy (You Make the World Go 'Round)". | |
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Meaningful Name | |
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Meaningful Name: Flippers apparently is called this because of a gig he once did at a disco club. Lampshaded by Red: Not only is Red's hooded cape red, but in certain shots, her hair appears red because of the angle of the lighting (this is very noticeable in close-ups of her face in the tree house scene). Boingo obviously gets his name from the springy sound he has in his hop. The movie itself applies, as “hoodwinked� is another word for deceived, which describes the entire cast by Boingo. | |
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Fractured Fairy Tale | |
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Fractured Fairy Tale: This film takes Little Red Riding Hood and combines it with elements of cop shows and Rashomon. Likewise, during the film there are various other mentioned fractured tales: Rumpelstiltskin is mentioned in the beginning as being the subject of a police case to find his real name (Flippers ran into the Wolf during the case), and The Three Little Pigs are revealed to be running a real estate scam near the end (which, naturally, the Wolf is trying to stop by huffing and puffing and blowing their houses down. Metaphorically of course). The latter are probably different from Timmy, Tommy and Glen. | |
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Missed Him by That Much | |
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Red and the Wolf happen to end up traveling through the same coal mine at the exact same time. Their carts come within a few feet at least twice, and neither character notices the other. Further more, it just happens to be a coincidence in both of their cases that they stumble upon the coal mine: Red finds it through Japeth, who lives in a mine shack that turns out to be the first building she's seen in a few hours, while the Wolf happens to find a ladder out of the cavern he and Twitchy have been traveling through (having trusted Boingo with directions). | |
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Instant Flight: Just Add Spinning! | |
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Instant Flight: Just Add Spinning!: Japeth has a pair of spinning horns that he uses as helicopter rotors to escape from an off-the-rails mine cart. | |
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Growling Gut | |
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Growling Gut: Wolf gets one as he's spying on Red, which Red mistakes for him growling at her. | |
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Once More, with Clarity | |
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Once More, with Clarity: When the Big Bad reveals his treachery, prior interactions are shown in their real context. Also, the main characters' recollections shed light on each other's. | |
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Two Girls to a Team | |
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Two Girls to a Team: Red and Granny, if counting the Wolf, Twitchy, and Kirk. In fact they're the only main female characters in the movie. | |
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Storybook Opening | |
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Storybook Opening: Literal one. Not only is it used to open the film itself, but also to open each character's story, by flipping backwards to a map and zooming in on a certain location. Red's and the Wolf's zoom in on the house at the lower left corner of the map, Kirk's goes to the building on the upper left corner, and Granny's goes to the cottage. | |
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Mighty Lumberjack | |
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Mighty Lumberjack: Invoked with Kirk Kirkkendall, an actor playing a burly German axeman in foot cream commercials. | |
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White Bunny | |
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White Bunny: Boingo is a cute, white bunny. | |
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Alternative Foreign Theme Song | |
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Alternative Foreign Theme Song: Has its own Japanese theme song Daisuki!Happy end by Yuko Hara. | |
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"Rashomon"-Style | |
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"Rashomon"-Style: Variation. The four accounts are all accurate (often using the exact same animation from both the same and slightly different angles when they overlap), but we still get a different impression from their limited perspectives: slightly different dialogue, different lighting (for instance, in the first encounter Red has with the Wolf, the trees cast bigger shadows in Red's story than they do in the Wolf's story), objects being positioned differently, and even different actions by the characters (Red's story does not include the part where she physically beats up the Wolf). | |
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Nice Job Breaking It, Hero! | |
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Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: During the mine ride, Twitchy mistakes a stick of dynamite for a candle. In struggling with him to get rid of it, the Wolf accidentally ignites the rest of the load stored in the back of their cart. Frantically trying to get rid of the explosives, they end up blowing up a section of track before they safely pull the emergency brake at the bottom of the hill. The camera then pulls back to reveal just how much track has been destroyed. Seconds later, Red's mine cart goes off the end of the missing track and crashes. Twitchy accidentally gets the Wolf's tail caught in his camera while trying to fix it after he swallowed it, causing the Wolf to cry out in pain and unintentionally scaring Red into running. Ultimately, this allows her to escape, and ultimately is the reason for the mine cart accident and Red's encounter with Japeth. | |
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Blinding Camera Flash | |
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Blinding Camera Flash: Happens accidentally. Specifically, one of the photos Twitchy takes during Red's first encounter with the Wolf (not intentionally, as Red's fall from the tram car had caused Twitchy to end up accidentally swallowing his camera). | |
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Verbed Title | |
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Verbed Title | |
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How We Got Here | |
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How We Got Here: The premise of the first half of the movie is everyone retelling their stories. | |
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Never Mess with Granny | |
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Never Mess with Granny: Especially not "Triple G". | |
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"I Want" Song | |
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"I Want" Song: Red's story opens with her singing the song "Great Big World"; what she wants is to leave the forest and explore the world. | |
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Right for the Wrong Reasons | |
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Right for the Wrong Reasons: Implied. When Boingo speaks to Wolf and Twitchy about Red, Twitchy clearly doesn't believe Boingo is being on the level with the two of them and later agrees with his friend that they were wrong to trust Boingo about his "shortcut". While Twitchy is right to not trust Boingo given how evil he turned out to be, it's likely his distrust was founded on the belief that Boingo was covering for Red (who he and Wolf believed to be involved in the Goody Bandit scheme that was plaguing the woods) rather than suspicion that Boingo himself is the Goody Bandit. | |
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Exactly What It Says on the Tin | |
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Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Granny's products are "Unlawfully Delicious", and that's even written on the packaging. | |
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Where the Hell Is Springfield? | |
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Where the Hell Is Springfield?: In a Freeze-Frame Bonus, when the Wolf is describing his column "Facts and Fairy Tales", the front page of an edition of The Once Upon a Times is shown. The tiny text "Woodland County Editon" can be seen in a border on the visible part of the page. Based on the trees and the alpine environments, the movie setting appears to be somewhere in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (the vistas, such as distant ones in Red's treehouse scene, look like what you might see in Yellowstone or Rocky Mountain National Parks). There also is a small chance of this potentially being somewhere in Oregon, since it also has snowy and tall mountains, as well as European and skiing cultures. | |
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Reality Is Unrealistic | |
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Reality Is Unrealistic: Granny outruns an avalanche while racing downhill. Cracked.com says it is possible. | |
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Broken Pedestal | |
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Broken Pedestal: Red invokes this trope when Granny's secret extreme sports life is revealed and never telling her about it and goes as far as to say that she doesn't know what being a Puckett means anymore: | |
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When Life Gives You Lemons... | |
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When Life Gives You Lemons..., "you make lemonade...[cut] ...and then that lemonade goes bitter, and ferments and turns to pig swill." | |
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Medium Awareness | |
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Medium Awareness: When Jimmy hangs up the call on Kirk's car phone, he says, "I gotta be in a circle wipe across town but I'll see you at 10:00." That's exactly what he appears in for that very conversation, as do all other phone conversations (Red's first call to Granny from the payphone is shown from both characters' perspectives, and in Red's story, her call to Granny's cell phone from Japeth's shack). Verse 2 in the soundtrack version of "Top of the Woods" is: In "Great Big World", it's not quite clear whether Red is directing the song at the audience or at the police who are interviewing her. | |
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Quirky Miniboss Squad | |
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Quirky Miniboss Squad: The ski team to the Bandit. | |
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Talks Like a Simile | |
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Talks Like a Simile: Nicky. Lampshaded by Chief Grizzly: "You're just fulla those, aren't ya?" | |
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Cool Car | |
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Cool Car: The porcupine's blue sports car that always seem to get Crushed. First i was driven by a duck who crashed because red thrown a magazine on the windshield causing the car to swerve and crash. The second and third time it was driven by a Porcupine the always has his car ruined by trees. | |
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Hair-Raising Hare | |
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Hair-Raising Hare: Boingo. | |
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Perspective Flip | |
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Perspective Flip: The entire premise of the movie. Many scenes get visited twice, like Red's first encounter with the Wolf after she falls from the cable car, and use the exact same dialogue and actions, but small things are changed to show the characters' different perspectives. For instance, both Red's and the Wolf's stories have Red pepper-spray the Wolf, but only in the Wolf's story does she beat him up. In Red's story, the shadows are longer, to reflect how frightened she is in the aftermath of her fall (with only beams of sunlight penetrating the trees, and the Wolf standing in the shadows), while the Wolf's story uses normal lighting in this scene. | |
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Literal Metaphor | |
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Literal Metaphor: Granny literally wins the ski race by a landslide. | |
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Method Acting | |
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Method Acting: invoked Kirk is an out-of-work actor trying to land a role, which is why he was trying to fell a large redwood tree in the first place. Unfortunately, he first acts Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket with an axe. | |
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Swiss-Army Appendage | |
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Swiss-Army Appendage: Japeth has interchangeable horns, and Red gets annoyed with his inability to stop singing about them. He is prepared, with sets that have: bottle openers, keychains, built-in TV remotes (though if he gets good reception up in the mountains is anyone's guess), jar openers, wigs, a set that functions as a coat rack for his other sets, garden tools, clothesline, the ability to cook s'mores and weiners, even a set that lets him FLY. | |
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Saying Sound Effects Out Loud | |
Hoodwinked! / int_9014df71 | comment |
Saying Sound Effects Out Loud: "And ka-BLAMMO!" | |
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Laser-Guided Karma | |
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Laser-Guided Karma: Happily Ever After indeed: Red gets her wish to travel the world. Wolf gets his wish to do undercover work. Granny gets her wish to perform hair-raising stunts. Plus,Boingo and his henchmen are struck by this at the end. | |
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Truck Driver's Gear Change | |
Hoodwinked! / int_92d6af50 | comment |
Truck Driver's Gear Change: The first verse in the soundtrack version of "Run Away" (which is all that is heard in the movie) is played in Eb major, but then after the first chorus, the song goes up a semitone to E major, where it remains for the last two minutes of the song. | |
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Embarrassing Tattoo | |
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Embarrassing Tattoo: Sort of. Granny's got a tattoo of three G's on the back of her neck. Flippers says that is appropriate because she already has three strikes against her. Even more so in the Russian dub, where Flippers says this means three prison sentences | |
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Short Cuts Make Long Delays | |
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Short Cuts Make Long Delays: The Wolf and Twitchy trust Boingo with directions to Granny's house after Boingo says he knows a shortcut. That turns out to be through a flooded cave. Populated with hungry bats. Which isn't helped by the fact that Boingo writes the directions on an Easter Egg, which is basically impossible to decipher. | |
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Faux Affably Evil | |
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Faux Affably Evil: Boingo, who generally talks in a joyful and non-menacing tone, cracks jokes, but does nothing to hide just how monstrous he really is. | |
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Cutaway Gag | |
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Red and the Wolf have moments. The Cutaway Gag quote is one, for right after it: | |
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Deer in the Headlights | |
Hoodwinked! / int_96251156 | comment |
When he realizes the tree he is cutting down is about to fall on him. "Oh, schnitzel!" He is frozen like a Deer in the Headlights. | |
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Moral Guardians | |
Hoodwinked! / int_96e5792c | comment |
A writer for Focus on the Family's Plugged In magazine said the film could have squeaked by with a "G" rating. Focus on the Family said the content rating on a movie was too strict. | |
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Big Bad | |
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Big Bad: Many would think this applies to Wolf (hence the Big Bad Wolf). However, the title actually goes to Boingo since he is the mastermind behind the goody thefts, as well as the plot to explode the Big Bad Forest to make room for his real estate buildings. | |
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Rewatch Bonus | |
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Rewatch Bonus: It's not immediately obvious that Boingo is the villain in Red's story, but if you rewatch it, you can see Boingo's anger at not grabbing the treats when he pushes Red out of the cable car. | |
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Dynamite Candle | |
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When he realizes that the candle Twitchy's just lit in the cart isn't actually a candle. "Lose the candle!" He gets a second one when he accidentally drops the candle and lights up the entire stack in the cart. | |
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Foreshadowing | |
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Foreshadowing: There are tons of these in the movie that would be overlooked until another character's point of view is told. Red's ride in the coal mine only tells us that she and Japeth are launched airborne as the track at the end of the tunnel has collapsed. The Wolf's story reveals that the drop after that tunnel had been blown up accidentally when the Wolf was hurrying to get rid of some lit sticks of dynamite in his cart. Likewise, the cause of the avalanche in the sequence that happens before Red and Japeth enter the tunnel is revealed to have been Granny setting off explosive charges to escape from the Bandit's henchmen. Audio version: when the Wolf pulls out his radar gun to start listening in on activity in the cable car, he aims it to make sure it's working. When he is scanning, he picks up the ambient noise of a goat bleating and frogs croaking. Then there's what sounds like German yodeling. It's actually a bit of the chorus from the "Schnitzel Song" that will be sung in Kirk's story. The taxicab the Wolf uses to overtake Red has a Paul's Bunion Cream advertisement on the roof. When Kirk is talking with Boingo after finding his truck vandalized, Boingo says, "Well chin up, mister! Maybe someday someone will open up a great big goody shop, and we can all work for that little guy." Notice how he's the small one in the conversation, as well as his slight emphasis on little. Provided you notice it the first time, looking at Boingo's face when Red falls out of the cable car instantly tells you who the culprit is. | |
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Punctuated! For! Emphasis! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_9e0c3153 | comment |
Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: Three. After the first conversation between Red and Flippers: When the Wolf says he can be called "Sheila:" Kirk's encounter with Boingo: | |
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The Dog Was the Mastermind | |
Hoodwinked! / int_a08199ec | comment |
The Dog Was the Mastermind: The mastermind turns out to be the bunny rabbit. | |
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Odd Name Out | |
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Odd Name Out: See "names to run away from" above. The four guys on the ski team are Dolph, Lisa, Vincent... and Keith. The pig cops are Timmy, Tommy, and Glen. | |
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Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket | |
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Too Incompetent to Operate a Blanket: If he weren't an actor, Kirk would be the world's worst lumberjack:First, he tries holding his axe by the blade and hitting the tree with the handle.Then he tries forcing the blade against the tree like he's trying to split the tree down the middle.Finally, he's seen jamming it against the tree and trying to uproot it from the ground with his foot.Only once he reads Chopping For Actors ("Discover Your Inner Woodsman!") does he get the hang of how to properly use the axe. It works well with the small trees. But when he gets to a very big tree (at least five feet in diameter), his solution is to swing repeatedly at the tree despite being fully aware that it won't fall with one swing. By several hours later, the tree is just balancing precariously on a small amount of bark and looks like someone has eaten a large bite out of it the same way you might take a large bite out of an apple. When Kirk abandons his work to go check out a noise, the tree gives way. | |
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My God, What Have I Done? | |
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My God, What Have I Done?: Said by The Wolf after giving Twitchy some coffee. | |
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Furry Reminder | |
Hoodwinked! / int_a1d3ebd7 | comment |
Furry Reminder: Flippers' notary is walked on a leash. | |
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Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal | |
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Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: Wolf and Twitchy. | |
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MineCartMadness | |
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Mine Cart Madness: Japeth's system of mine carts. Later harnessed for speedy pastry delivery (though it's not explained if it caught on quickly, given that the destroyed part of track would need to be rebuilt). | |
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Mood Whiplash | |
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Mood Whiplash: As Red is reminiscing about when she was younger in her O.O.C. Is Serious Business moment, she finds a medal in a flashback: At the end of "Be Prepared", we go from Japeth's wacky song while being chased by an avalanche to the mine cart being launched airborne. After Red turns her cloak into an improvised parachute, she comes out of the clouds as dramatic music plays in the background. The mood turns comedic when we see Japeth fly past Red, playing his banjo and flying with a set of helicopter horns and saying "I WAS PREPARED!" before lifting up and away. Arguably, some Mood Dissonance when the Wolf and Twitchy accidentally ignite all the dynamite in their mine cart. | |
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Little Red Fighting Hood | |
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Little Red Fighting Hood: Red Puckett is the Forest Regional Karate Champion. | |
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Rule of Funny | |
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Rule of Funny: The Wolf catching a taxicab in the woods to chase Red? Yeah, pretty convenient to have a cab just happen to show up when he hails one. It's surprising why Red never says anything in her story about a cab passing her while she's running away from the Wolf. Also, Japeth's detachable horns. Which include some truly bizarre sets like a Mohawk Indian set, and a campfire set. What reasons does he have to keep these if he lives by himself in an abandoned mine shack? (Answer: He's PREPARED.) Red and Japeth's mine cart goes above the clouds after going off the dead-ending track. At what appears to be somewhere between 60-80 mph. | |
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MacGuffin | |
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MacGuffin: The book of recipes. | |
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Misplaced-Names Poster | |
Hoodwinked! / int_a773d226 | comment |
Misplaced-Names Poster: The DVD cover.◊ In the Widescreen DVD cover, at least, to some extent. While a few of the nametags for important characters are held by the correct person, the nametag for Xzibit as Chief Grizzly is held up by Dolph, one of the skiers. | |
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Obfuscating Stupidity | |
Hoodwinked! / int_a7aef9ff | comment |
Obfuscating Stupidity: Boingo arguably is this. He seems like a decent rabbit who just happens to run into all four of the main characters on their separate journeys. Then it's revealed that this detail makes him the Bandit. When the Wolf is posing as an electrical inspector and talking to him, this dialogue occurs: As Mensa's website says that "potential members must score within the top 2% of any approved standardized intelligence test", Boingo has an IQ of at least 140 or higher. | |
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Mood Dissonance | |
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Arguably, some Mood Dissonance when the Wolf and Twitchy accidentally ignite all the dynamite in their mine cart. | |
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Red Eyes, Take Warning | |
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Red Eyes, Take Warning: Just after the Wolf tries to assure Twitchy inside the cave that they won't die, a pair of big red eyes blink behind them, accompanied by a loud growling noise. The Wolf and Twitchy are chased into another cavern by bats lurking in the darkness. | |
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Totally Radical | |
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Totally Radical: Granny and her ski friends spout out The '90s idioms to the point of parody (which probably intended.) | |
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Concealing Canvas | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ac8b2810 | comment |
Concealing Canvas: When Red retrieves Granny's recipe book, it's shown to be locked up in a safe that is hidden behind a portrait. | |
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Chekhov's Skill | |
Hoodwinked! / int_acecb17d | comment |
Chekhov's Skill: "Use the hood, Red!": Red uses her hood to fly through the air twice: once during her story to escape the minecart she's in before it crashes, and again near the end when she and Granny need to escape from Boingo and his goons. Wolf's skill at disguises comes in handy when he distracts Boingo by posing as a building inspector. | |
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Nice Job Fixing It, Villain | |
Hoodwinked! / int_acf33d00 | comment |
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Arguably, Boingo's incidents were kind of helpful. Him pushing Red out of the tram car gives the Wolf an opportunity to interview her in person about the thefts, for one thing. Also, though the Wolf complains about the directions Boingo gave him as being misleading, it does lead them to the coal mine and they do actually get a faster ride once they board a cart. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_ad1db87c | type |
Oh, Crap! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ad1db87c | comment |
Oh, Crap!: Red, Wolf, and Granny all get a moment when Kirk bursts through the window wielding an axe and screaming like a maniac. Red: Her reaction to hearing the sound of a window being broken while up in the treehouse. The woodpecker says, "Uh-oh" while Red tenses up with fright. She runs over and finds Granny's store has been broken into. In the entire mine cart sequence, it appears Red is thinking this the whole journey. Once the avalanche hits, she turns around and sees that the cart is being rapidly chased by the snow slide as it crosses a gorge and goes into the tunnel. Her reaction is much more appropriate for the situation than Japeth's. Once inside the tunnel, Red screams preemptively as the cart speeds towards the dead ending track and goes airborne. When she is bound, gagged, and wheeled on a dolly into a tram car packed with explosives. The Wolf: He chases Red's cape, and grabs it triumphantly, to find that it's empty... prompting the camera to zoom way back to reveal that he is frozen in mid-air just past the edge of a cliff. He turns to the camera, says "OK. Not cool," then falls into the water below. When he and Twitchy see an ominous pair of eyes and hear a growl in the cavern they're going through. When he realizes that the candle Twitchy's just lit in the cart isn't actually a candle. "Lose the candle!" He gets a second one when he accidentally drops the candle and lights up the entire stack in the cart. Kirk: When he realizes the tree he is cutting down is about to fall on him. "Oh, schnitzel!" He is frozen like a Deer in the Headlights. Granny: When she finds herself defenseless against the Bandit's henchmen during the ski race. Japeth's reaction to the avalanche in "Be Prepared". Since he can't scream, he goes, "Ohhhhh an avalanche is coming and I do not feel prepared / It's running like a mountain lion, I must say that I'm scared / But if not for the witch's spell you'd hear just how I scream / But since I'm only singing I'll just yodel 'til we're creamed!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_ae3d6438 | type |
Deadpan Snarker | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ae3d6438 | comment |
Deadpan Snarker: Red and the Wolf have moments. The Cutaway Gag quote is one, for right after it: When Red hangs up after using Japeth's shack phone to call Granny, only to get disconnected, she pleads for Japeth to help her: When the Wolf watches Red's fall about a hundred feet from a cable car and hit the ground after getting entwined in a couple of branches: | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b01abe4f | type |
Catchphrase | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b01abe4f | comment |
Moreso. As several characters mention, "Goodies make the woods go 'round." It was also used in a deleted verse from Red's song "Great Big World". The phrase itself is probably a take at the tile of a song in the original Universe of Energy at Epcot called "Energy (You Make the World Go 'Round)". | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b0cd3349 | type |
Fridge Brilliance | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b0cd3349 | comment |
Fridge Brilliance present: you will probably not be suspicious of Boingo when he appears during Red's story, as that's the first time you'll see him. Once you see him show up at Kirk's truck RIGHT after the truck has been broken into (and it apparently happens between his two meeting with Red because he's still holding the carrot crumpet she gave him during the encounter on the bike), you know something's fishy. That he tries encouraging Kirk by saying that one day, "somebody will open up a great big goody shop, and we can all work for that (quick pause) little (another quick pause) guy," kinda is suspicious because himself is small. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b1961af1 | type |
Offscreen Crash | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b1961af1 | comment |
Offscreen Crash: In Red's story, she hides in a tree trunk as the Wolf runs after her cloak (which is being flown by a few hummingbirds). As soon as the Wolf goes off-camera, there is a yell and a splash as he falls off a cliff. The Wolf's story shows him grabbing the cloak, realizing he's been fooled and is now over a cliff, then falling into the river. Saying nothing of the car that drives into a tree after Red's magazine hits its windshield. We cut back to a close-up of Red's face and only hear screeching tires and a loud crash, accompanied by a tree in the distance shaking. Red briefly cringes, then relaxes as the driver shouts "I'm okay! I'll walk it off!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b47d95be | type |
No OSHA Compliance | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b47d95be | comment |
No OSHA Compliance: The mine carts. Whoever thought it a good idea to store dynamite in an open bundle instead of inside a crate must not have been the brightest bulb in the box, nor whoever thought to store the matches right next to them. Also, the carts have no safety bars or restraints for all the steep hills, dips and turns in the track. The cable car finale. It is evidently possible to eject the cabin's grip from the cable by pulling a red emergency release lever. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b4eff8a8 | type |
Epic Fail | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b4eff8a8 | comment |
Epic Fail: The Wolf's attempt to impersonate Granny with just a falsetto voice and a plastic face mask. Red is not fooled for even a second. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b5619979 | type |
Was It All a Lie? | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b5619979 | comment |
Was It All a Lie?: Red found out about her Granny's double life. She felt betrayed because Granny never lets her do anything. Granny thought Red was happy and it was important that she run the business as their ancestors had done. Granny realized she deserves more in life after Red asks her. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b58b4e3c | type |
Too Dumb to Live | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b58b4e3c | comment |
Too Dumb to Live: The Wolf when Red distracts him so that she escapes from him. Once she beats him up and hands her cloak over to the hummingbirds, she hides in a tree and the Wolf takes the bait of following the cloak. Notice that he is completely oblivious to the fact that said cloak is floating and there are no human legs underneath it, plus its movement does not replicate the motions of a running person. Considering that she had just beaten him up and run from him, it would be no surprise if he's just disoriented or desperate to catch up with her. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b58b4e3c | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b707726f | type |
Hypocritical Humor | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b707726f | comment |
Hypocritical Humor: Nicky Flippers notes that Red took Granny's recipe book from the family vault without permission... while taking a sandwich from her fridge without permission. Red dryly notes "Help yourself." after the fact. Boingo urges Keith to change his name to something like "Boris" because it doesn't sound evil enough. This coming from a villain who's name is "Boingo", and the fact that the alternate name means basically the same thing as the original, as 'Keith' is Scottish-Gaelic for "from the battlefield" while 'Boris' is Slavic, for "battler" or "warrior". | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b7d773ab | type |
Smash Cut | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b7d773ab | comment |
Also, a Smash Cut variant when the Wolf and Twitchy are given directions by Boingo to Granny's house: | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_b9a22821 | type |
Jive Turkey | |
Hoodwinked! / int_b9a22821 | comment |
Jive Turkey: Granny, hilariously enough, during the ski race. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_ba3b41d6 | type |
Ironic Echo Cut | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ba3b41d6 | comment |
Ironic Echo Cut: The second variant of this happens in Red's story when Red stops her bike for a family departing their boarded up roadside shack. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_ba72eebb | type |
Waif-Fu | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ba72eebb | comment |
Waif-Fu: Red is a proficient martial artist (she's a black belt and the region champion, and even has a photo of herself in a martial arts uniform on the wall in Granny's house). Too bad her moves are ineffective against rabbit ears. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_bafbff8f | type |
Tom the Dark Lord | |
Hoodwinked! / int_bafbff8f | comment |
Tom the Dark Lord: Lampshaded by Boingo in regards to his henchman Keith. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_bafbff8f | |
Hoodwinked! / int_bd5e8cd9 | type |
Urban Fantasy | |
Hoodwinked! / int_bd5e8cd9 | comment |
Urban Fantasy: There are cars - a sports car and 1990s-style police cars. Phones exist in the form of cell phones and old-style telephones (Red uses a payphone to call Granny early in the day, and later uses an old rotary phone when she is inside Japeth's shack, and Granny has a cell phone during the ski race). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_bd5e8cd9 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c04b1231 | type |
Jump Scare | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c04b1231 | comment |
Jump Scare: When Red is fleeing from the Wolf in her retelling. She runs for a short time, and thinks she is home free. Then she turns, and the Wolf appears from behind a tree, accompanied with the small sound of bats. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c48a0fe6 | type |
Actually, That's My Assistant | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c48a0fe6 | comment |
Actually, That's My Assistant: Flippers shows up walking a little dog. The dog turns out to be his notetaker. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c5c79ad3 | type |
And Your Little Dog, Too! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c5c79ad3 | comment |
And Your Little Dog, Too!: In Red's version of events, the Wolf yells that he's gonna get her and her Grandma too. In Wolf's version, he says the same thing, but when the fisherman mumbles, "Now that's not good", he complains, "What? They're evil! I'll prove it!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c663abee | type |
I Knew There Was Something About You | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c663abee | comment |
I Knew There Was Something About You: The Wolf says "I knew it! Never trust a bunny!" when Flippers makes The Reveal that Boingo has to be the culprit. Considering that earlier, Boingo basically tricks the Wolf and Twitchy into going on a long out-of-the-way route, it's clear he didn't trust the guy to begin with. He also says it when a conversation he overhears between Red and Boingo over his radar gun seems to confirm his suspicion that Red works for the Bandit. (Note that Red was actually expressing concern to Boingo about the Bandit's possible plan and protecting Granny's recipe book, but the Wolf was getting static that drowned out parts of the conversation). | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c691d3f4 | type |
Offscreen Teleportation | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c691d3f4 | comment |
Offscreen Teleportation: When she arrives at the top tram terminal, Red is still hanging on to the side of the car and watching Boingo and Dolph. They start walking away. She is not seen again until the Bandit tells Dolph, "You ask yourself, 'Where do I see me in five years?'" and she replies, "How about behind bars?" at which point we see Red now standing at the bottom of the ramp, despite us not seeing her walking over from where she was hiding a moment earlier. Happens during Red's encounter with the Wolf where she pepper-sprays him (and in the latter's story beats him up). As Red tells it, the Wolf obviously appears to have teleported. The Wolf's story shows that he does try chasing her on foot for a few moments, but catches a taxicab to overtake her. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c75df49a | type |
Shout-Out | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: Here. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c83f40d8 | type |
Bystander Syndrome | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c83f40d8 | comment |
Saying nothing of the car that drives into a tree after Red's magazine hits its windshield. We cut back to a close-up of Red's face and only hear screeching tires and a loud crash, accompanied by a tree in the distance shaking. Red briefly cringes, then relaxes as the driver shouts "I'm okay! I'll walk it off!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c83f40d8 | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c8c2d4a3 | type |
Parodies for Dummies | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c8c2d4a3 | comment |
Only once he reads Chopping For Actors ("Discover Your Inner Woodsman!") does he get the hang of how to properly use the axe. It works well with the small trees. But when he gets to a very big tree (at least five feet in diameter), his solution is to swing repeatedly at the tree despite being fully aware that it won't fall with one swing. By several hours later, the tree is just balancing precariously on a small amount of bark and looks like someone has eaten a large bite out of it the same way you might take a large bite out of an apple. When Kirk abandons his work to go check out a noise, the tree gives way. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c978ad0b | type |
Magic Skirt | |
Hoodwinked! / int_c978ad0b | comment |
Magic Skirt: While Red employs skirt over slacks, Granny's skirt stays in place regardless of what physical stunts she performs. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_c978ad0b | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cb0743c0 | type |
Lame Pun Reaction | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cb0743c0 | comment |
Lame Pun Reaction: When Flippers says he wants to talk to Kirk the woodsman, Stork says "Maybe you should AXE him yourself!" then starts laughing uncontrollably at the pun until he sees Grizzly giving him the Death Glare, at which point he sobers up and says "I'll bring him in." | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_cb70651c | type |
Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cb70651c | comment |
Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Japeth the Goat, who was supposedly placed under a curse which means he can only sing not speak normally. That said, he appears to say a few words without singing at one point, but honestly the definition of "singing" is too broad to definitively say it isn't. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_cba91068 | type |
Heli-Critter | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cba91068 | comment |
Heli-Critter: Japeth survives the mine cart accident...with horns fitted with helicopter blades. When he flies by Red, who is using her cape as an improvised parachute, she looks at him in disbelief and says "What?!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_cc1bd54d | type |
Non-Action Guy | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cc1bd54d | comment |
Non-Action Guy: The Wolf loses every fight he gets in, meaning he takes beatings from Red and from Boingo. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_ceee5c14 | type |
Actually Quite Catchy | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ceee5c14 | comment |
Actually Quite Catchy: After the villain brags about his evil plan to Red and sings his song "Top of the Woods", it shows Granny, Wolf, and the Woodsman watching the whole thing from outside. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_cffafc80 | type |
You, Get Me Coffee | |
Hoodwinked! / int_cffafc80 | comment |
You, Get Me Coffee: Keith receiving an order to change his name to Boris because that's a scarier name. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_d0b60f23 | type |
GoshDangItToHeck | |
Hoodwinked! / int_d0b60f23 | comment |
Gosh Dang It to Heck!: "What the schnitzel?" when Kirk finds his truck burglarized. And when he realizes his tree is about to fall down the hill, he yells, "Oh...schnitzel!" | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_d235c199 | type |
Sky Face | |
Hoodwinked! / int_d235c199 | comment |
Sky Face: While mid-air after going over an impromptu minecart ramp off a mountain, Red sees Granny above her in the clouds, and Granny tells her to use her hood to survive the drop. Red's under the impression that she's just remembering her Granny's wisdom to save herself and seeing things out of stress. But it's actually Subverted. As comes out when Granny gives her own story, she truly was there, parachuting down from higher on the mountain, coincidentally passing over Red, and yelling advice down to her. | |
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Hoodwinked! / int_d24f76b2 | type |
Police Lineup | |
Hoodwinked! / int_d24f76b2 | comment |
Police Lineup: The movie poster is one. | |
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Cool Old Lady | |
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Cool Old Lady: Granny. Think Vin Diesel from XXX, she even uses a few signature moves from that film in the ski race. Like the 3 'G's tattooed on her neck, and that whole bit of dialog. | |
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Implausible Deniability | |
Hoodwinked! / int_d34cbda2 | comment |
Implausible Deniability: Japeth can only sing everything he says: | |
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You're Insane! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_d7ecbd57 | comment |
You're Insane!: "Maybe, but I'm top of the woods now, baby!" | |
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Unusual Euphemism | |
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Unusual Euphemism: "Schnitzel" for "shit" when the tree starts to fall towards Kirk. Also used as a substitute for "fuck" or "hell" when he finds his truck raided. | |
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Action Girl | |
Hoodwinked! / int_dae5c997 | comment |
Action Girl: Red is a professional at martial arts. Granny (secretly) goes to the extreme. | |
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Lyrical Dissonance | |
Hoodwinked! / int_dbfd6b8 | comment |
Lyrical Dissonance: "Top of the Woods", a song wherein Boingo sings to the captive Red about his plan to cause mass destruction and corner the goody market....to a cheerfully upbeat New Orleans jazz tune (although the choreography is terrible): From the movie soundtrack, there's "Bounce" (a portion of which is heard when the Wolf and Twitchy are in their mine cart), a pretty catchy rap song warning you to be on the lookout or else the Bandit will take everything you have. | |
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Contrived Coincidence | |
Hoodwinked! / int_dc579c91 | comment |
Contrived Coincidence: It's clear that the four main characters ending up in Granny's house has to be this. In order, Granny Puckett arrives first, parachuting in through the chimney, coincidentally just as the Wolf and Twitchy are arriving at the house. Her parachute gets caught in the ceiling fan which ties her up and throws her in the closet. The Wolf and Twitchy search the place, presumably for maybe no more than five to ten minutes before Red Puckett, the person they are trying to get information from about the Goody Bandit, arrives. By even more coincidence, Kirk, the lumberjack, is trying to cut down a giant redwood tree up a hill from Granny's. By freak coincidence, just as Kirk is hearing a scream from the cottage, the tree topples and takes him down the hill, and throws him through the side window. About half the plot is Nicky Flippers working this out, since the cops originally didn't believe a word of it. Red Puckett is like Contrived Coincidence to a T: The bandit strikes her granny's store while she happens to be in a treehouse nearby (he's gone by the time she reaches the store, so it's clear she jogs a short distance). Later, the Wolf just happens to show up when she falls from the cable car (though this is revealed by the Wolf's story to be because he was doing surveillance on her based on information from his informant Woolworth). Red and the Wolf happen to end up traveling through the same coal mine at the exact same time. Their carts come within a few feet at least twice, and neither character notices the other. Further more, it just happens to be a coincidence in both of their cases that they stumble upon the coal mine: Red finds it through Japeth, who lives in a mine shack that turns out to be the first building she's seen in a few hours, while the Wolf happens to find a ladder out of the cavern he and Twitchy have been traveling through (having trusted Boingo with directions). Red happens to encounter Granny while her mine cart is airborne. Granny has just escaped an avalanche and is flying home in a parachute. All four characters' encounters with Boingo have to count: in Red's story, he just happens to be on the roadside when he sees her riding by on her bike. In the Wolf's story, he conveniently shows up at the right time to suggest a (not) shortcut to Granny's place. In Kirk's story, Boingo conveniently happens to be the first passerby to show up after Kirk finds his truck raided. He also appears right before Granny's ski race to get her autograph. This is because he's actually the Big Bad and behind much of the plot. He's by the roadside because he just finished robbing the store when he first meets Red and when he meets Kirk, he and Wolf run into each other because both are following Red, and he's actually there arranging a hit on Granny when she meets him. | |
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Chekhov's Gunman | |
Hoodwinked! / int_dcbe8a6e | comment |
All four characters' encounters with Boingo have to count: in Red's story, he just happens to be on the roadside when he sees her riding by on her bike. In the Wolf's story, he conveniently shows up at the right time to suggest a (not) shortcut to Granny's place. In Kirk's story, Boingo conveniently happens to be the first passerby to show up after Kirk finds his truck raided. He also appears right before Granny's ski race to get her autograph. This is because he's actually the Big Bad and behind much of the plot. He's by the roadside because he just finished robbing the store when he first meets Red and when he meets Kirk, he and Wolf run into each other because both are following Red, and he's actually there arranging a hit on Granny when she meets him. | |
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Avoid the Dreaded G Rating | |
Hoodwinked! / int_dec54a8c | comment |
Avoid the Dreaded G Rating: A writer for Focus on the Family's Plugged In magazine said the film could have squeaked by with a "G" rating. Focus on the Family said the content rating on a movie was too strict. At worst there is a plot by a rabbit about cornering a market, and there's Stuff Blowing Up in spectacular fashion (a tram car and a wooden trestle). | |
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Casual Danger Dialogue | |
Hoodwinked! / int_df41acb | comment |
Casual Danger Dialogue: Or lyrics, for that matter. When the avalanche hits, Japeth goes "Ohhhhh an avalanche is coming and I do not feel prepared / It's running like a mountain lion, I must say that I'm scared / But if not for the witch's spell you'd hear just how I scream / But since I'm only singing I'll just yodel 'til we're creamed!" with the same tone (but faster melody) as the first part of "Be Prepared". | |
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Uncomfortable Elevator Moment | |
Hoodwinked! / int_df4b69d6 | comment |
Uncomfortable Elevator Moment: Lampshaded wonderfully by Stork when Red finds out that Granny is living a secret life as an extreme sports athlete: | |
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Media Scrum | |
Hoodwinked! / int_df79b05b | comment |
Media Scrum: The TV media outlets pepper Grizzly with questions like "Is the house made of gingerbread?" and "Do bears eat gingerbread?" which irritate him into telling another cop to push the crowd back. | |
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Friend to All Living Things | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e21faf11 | comment |
Friend to All Living Things: Parodied. According to Flippers, the only crime Red has ever committed has been flying a swarm of hummingbirds over a river without a license. The Wolf is seen observing it, and comments, "Whoa! Creepy!" Red would be a full version of this trope if not for the fact that in the Wolf's story, there's a scene where she viciously beats him up, which would be reasonable self-defense since Red thinks he's trying to kill her. | |
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We Need a Distraction | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e43b42ea | comment |
We Need a Distraction: Red's escape from the Wolf. First, she incapacitates him by pepper-spraying him (then beating him up), then runs. She comes upon a swarm of hummingbirds, and hands her cloak over to them. The birds fly the cloak away while Red hides in a tree. The Wolf takes the bait, chases the cloak, and falls into a river for his trouble. Granny escapes from the Bandit's henchmen during the ski race by setting off some charges that trigger an avalanche. Said avalanche also sweeps down the hill and nearly collects the mine cart Red and Japeth are riding in down below. | |
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Artistic License – Sports | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e462893a | comment |
Artistic License – Sports: Granny Puckett participate in a ski race that doesn't seem to conform to the rules of any sanctioned ski race. In the real world, the four members of Boingo's all-human ski team would be disqualified immediately for dirty racing by intentionally wrecking the other members of Granny's team. Not to mention that their methods of taking out Granny's teammates would legally qualify as battery. Also, we're pretty sure most sanctioning bodies have a rule against using dynamite charges to trigger an artificial avalanche on the course. And against the contestants throwing snowballs at each other. | |
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Family-Friendly Firearms | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e466ae41 | comment |
Family-Friendly Firearms: During the ski race / battle, the combatants fire snowballs at each other. | |
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Expy | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e5421161 | comment |
Expy: Wolf is essentially the Chevy Chase version of Fletch. | |
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Grandma's Recipe | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e7f2ed66 | comment |
Grandma's Recipe: Red Riding Hood's grandmother has a recipe for irresistible cookies. That is, until this recipe and others like it are mysteriously absconded by the villain, who seeks to corner the goodie market. | |
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O.O.C. Is Serious Business | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e83f211c | comment |
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: When introducing herself to Flippers, Red says she pretty much always wears her red cloak/cape thing. After her Broken Pedestal moment with Granny, she removes it. She is not seen wearing it again until when Granny uses it during the tramway rescue. | |
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Four Lines, All Waiting | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e8dcd1c0 | comment |
Four Lines, All Waiting: Averted. Each character's story is told individually so that there is no juggling back and forth. | |
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Aside Glance | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e8e3807 | comment |
Aside Glance: The Wolf gives a brief one after Twitchy says he doesn't drink coffee - while speaking at hyperspeed. Red Puckett: When she throws a magazine over the side of her treehouse and causes a car to crash, Red blinks and takes a look at the camera at the sound of the crash. When Red is retrieving the recipe book from the vault, the woodpecker asks her, "Are they gonna get your recipes?" Red turns and says "Not today," to the bird. The camera is positioned in such a way that it looks like she is speaking to the camera. Red pauses to give an exasperated stare to the camera when Japeth denies having just spoken normally. Also Twitchy gives the camera a pleased look when he hears his voice (Cory Edwards talking normally) played back at quarter-speed on a recorder. | |
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Exact Words | |
Hoodwinked! / int_e9e35e8f | comment |
Exact Words: Boingo tells the Wolf and Twitchy that he knows a shortcut to Granny's house. It involves going "Over the woods and through the river. No you don't want to go through the river. You'll get all wet." | |
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Traitor Shot | |
Hoodwinked! / int_ea8de006 | comment |
Traitor Shot: It's only visible for a split second, but when Red is falling from the tram, you can see Boingo glaring down at her, with an expression of "Damn it, I was that close to getting Granny Puckett's book!" and not "Please don't get hurt, Red!" Also, notice that he's grabbing for her basket, not for Red, right before she falls. | |
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Bound and Gagged | |
Hoodwinked! / int_eb28ab57 | comment |
Bound and Gagged: First Granny (She wound up tangled in her paraglider when the canopy and ripcord got caught in the ceiling fan) and later Red (as a prisoner of Boingo.) | |
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Bad "Bad Acting" | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f19e8a55 | comment |
Bad "Bad Acting": Kirk's attempt to pose as Dolph to fool Boingo fails spectacularly, despite him and the Wolf having apparently rehearsed this on the way up. Throughout the Wolf's poor attempt to impersonate Granny, including such gems like this: | |
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Would Hit a Girl | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f42f96fa | comment |
Would Hit a Girl: Boingo, of all people. | |
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Lions and Tigers and Humans... Oh, My! | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f61cddc9 | comment |
Lions and Tigers and Humans... Oh, My!: Invoked. | |
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Big-Lipped Alligator Moment | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f6e10f3e | comment |
Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: invoked In-universe example. In Red's version of the events, Twitchy falling out of the tree and flash-blinding her with his mouth must have seemed very very strange, and is one big clue that not everything is as it seems. | |
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Motive = Conclusive Evidence | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f8c08650 | comment |
Motive = Conclusive Evidence: Defied. While the police interrogators latch onto the ideas that all the suspects present had possible ulterior motives, all of them are cleared of being the Goodie Bandit. Flippers tells the police that he has to go through procedures before booking anyone, and tells Red that they don't arrest people for being creepy. | |
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FacePalm | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f9375414 | comment |
Face Palm: When Twitchy falls out of the tree and flash/blinds Red, Wolf does a face palm and comes out to confront her. | |
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Running Gag | |
Hoodwinked! / int_f9f2c33 | comment |
Running Gag: The blue sports car that keeps getting crashed by the main characters. First, Red wrecks one when she throws a magazine from the treehouse and it lands on the windshield, causing the driver to swerve and crash into a tree. But the main one is the porcupine driven one that has problems around trees - first by Kirk chopping one down, and later when Kirk and the Wolf, driving Kirk's converted truck, run into a tree, which gets uprooted. The pig who keeps reacting quizzically whenever Flippers uses food idioms. For instance: | |
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Don't Explain the Joke | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fabef10f | comment |
Don't Explain the Joke: | |
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Oktoberfest | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fb378c33 | comment |
Oktoberfest: Kirk's got a pretty thick German accent. It's kind of jarring considering that Red, the Wolf, and Granny all have American accents. | |
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Comically Missing the Point | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fbd285b7 | comment |
Comically Missing the Point: After "Top of the Woods", there is: And: When Boingo and Dolph get off the tram, Dolph makes it clear to Boingo that they need to worry about Granny, but Boingo doesn't seem to get the point. When Kirk is about to be interviewed: | |
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Artistic License – Physics | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fc225bec | comment |
Artistic License – Physics: When Twitchy accidentally lights all of the dynamite in the mine cart, the Wolf frantically begins tossing it out behind them, with the last few sticks exploding and destroying the track behind them as they come down a hill. However, he starts throwing the sticks out before they exit the tunnel, and the tunnel is still intact for Red's cart to pass through a few moments later. In real life, the charges in the tunnel should've blown up as well, causing the tunnel to get sealed shut. | |
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Ridiculously Cute Critter | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fd1f1a63 | comment |
Ridiculously Cute Critter: Boingo is well aware of his cuteness and uses it to his advantage! He says that this is why running the cable car isn't a very bad job. | |
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Master of Disguise | |
Hoodwinked! / int_fd7267dd | comment |
Wolf's skill at disguises comes in handy when he distracts Boingo by posing as a building inspector. | |
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Brick Joke | |
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Granny escapes from the Bandit's henchmen during the ski race by setting off some charges that trigger an avalanche. Said avalanche also sweeps down the hill and nearly collects the mine cart Red and Japeth are riding in down below. | |
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Evil-Detecting Dog | |
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Evil-Detecting Dog: Twitchy of all characters is the only one among the main cast who appears suspicious of Boingo while everyone else doesn't give a second thought about trusting him. It seems to have more to do with Boingo telling him and Wolf to go through a flooded underground tunnel to get to Granny's cottage and writing the directions out on an Easter Egg than with him being a crook, but seeing as how evil Boingo turned out to truly be, Twitchy was wise to think there was more to Boingo than what he made himself out to be. | |
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Shown Their Work | |
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Shown Their Work: That each of the main characters is interviewed separately is in fact how police do it in real life too, allowing each suspect to give a statement without possibly getting led off track by any of the other individuals. | |
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