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[[File:wizardofoz.jpg|link=The Wizard of Oz (Film)|frame|Moments like these are silly, but also just too heartwarming to laugh at.]]

{{quote|''"Part of [[Resident Evil]]'s charm is that it still takes itself seriously, despite having the most atrociously written story and dialogue..."''|'''Ben "Yatzee" Croshaw''', ''[[Zero Punctuation]]'', on ''[[Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles]]''}}

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** "[[The Empire Strikes Back|I'll never join you!]]" He's so ragged-voiced and shocked and exceedingly [[The Woobie]] at that moment, it's up in the air whether this makes you laugh or [[Hurt Comfort Fic|want to comfort him]].

** People who actually like the Prequels can feel this way about them (especially if you are from the younger generation and grew up on them.)The Original Trilogy gets this too, for the same reason ''[[Star Trek the Original Series (TV)|Star Trek the Original Series]]'' does: the special effects can be so bad, but the story so good.

** In particular, the confrontation between Anakin and ~~Obiwan~~ at the end of [[Episode III]] has produced some of the most classic and {{unintentionally hilarious}} internet memes of all time. [[Large Ham|YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWAAAAAAAAH]] and [[Captain Obvious|"Don't try it, Anakin, I have the high ground!]] spring to mind. That said, it is still arguably one of the saddest, most powerful scenes in the entire saga. The utterly heartbroken look on [[Ewan McGregor]]'s face really sells it.

** In particular, the confrontation between Anakin and Obi-wan at the end of [[Episode III]] has produced some of the most classic and unintentionally hilarious internet memes of all time. [[Large Ham|YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWAAAAAAAAH]] and [[Captain Obvious|"Don't try it, Anakin, I have the high ground!]] spring to mind. That said, it is still arguably one of the saddest, most powerful scenes in the entire saga. The utterly heartbroken look on [[Ewan McGregor]]'s face really sells it.

* [[Ian McKellen]]'s delivery in ''[[X-Men (Film)|X-Men]]'' is full of this.

* ''[[Godzilla]]''. [[Godzilla (Film)|The 1998 American version]], even more so.