the butler

the guy that everything goes "hilariously" wrong for. They just make me uncomfortable. And a lot of romantic comedies...

One-dimensional bad guys who have no purpose beyond the movie's plot. Black Panther took this trope and shit on it. Great movie, if you haven't seen it.

Car chase. Why would they want to inspire you to take your motor driven death machine and race it around as fast as the speed governor will let it go?

The trope I hate the most is very broad: evil for evil's sake. Why does the bad guy want to destroy the world or whatever? Superhero movies are terrible about this, but there are plenty of others, too. I prefer a villain with motivation. Far scarier than evil is the idea that evil looks morally justified to those perpetuating it.

That the leading lady and the leading man needs to hook up at the end of the film - when they showed no intimacy at all during the whole film. I could think of nothing worse. Most, if not all American films are guilty of this.

Dei Ex Machina (singular Deus Ex Machina) are the worst, it means the writers couldn't figure out how to move the plot or how to save their characters, so another character comes out of nowhere and becomes the vehicle in which the plot moves.

I hate the fake computer and tech stuff. The gobbledygook that when they get into "hacking the mainframe" and all that horseshit. And when you see code flying across the screen. That's not how this works.

They always find parking right out in front of wherever they are going. The only time that happens to me was when I had a placard and even then you were lucky to find a spot out in front.

Oh no...im gonna catch a lot of flack. "American" tv & film is too XTRA imo. In other words, I can't choose just 1 thing.

That all super heroes land on one knee with their arm resting on the other knee. No human being has ever landed that way when jumping off of something.

The Hero always has a nice car. Never a minivan.

I don’t understand the concept of brats in shows. Yes, brats exist, and if they are pertinent to the show, I get it. But this need to put a brat into every show just makes me crazy.

The plotline to any rom-com.

Dads are stupid and violence solves everything.

Grrr.

The found footage concept was kind of cool at first (Blair Witch Project, [rec], Cloverfield) but it became way too trendy. Although I also loved the TV show The River.

Figurative speech in a movie? A famous line like "There's no place like home" from the Wizard of oZ. Not sure what you are referring to.

I do not understand this question. What is a trope

Pretty much all of these: [cracked.com]

I will answer this, but as an aspiring filmmaker I feel the need to really think about this one.