"It is almost an official duty of an Action Hero to deliver sardonic one-liners," says TV Tropes.

YouTubers dondrapersayswhat was already well-known for his phrasal supercuts (e.g., Don Draper Says "What?," Sit Down and Shut Up: The Supercut), but a few months back he began to experiment with recreating songs using clips from various movies.

Movie clip compiler James Chapman of Movie Tiles in Movies fame put together a supercut feting 100 of cinema's most memorable maniacal laughs.

It's one of cinema's most worn out cliches, but, executed properly, the so-called "pre-mortem one-liner" can truly make a good film great.

Like all good things in this world (or bad things, for that matter), Flavorwire's ongoing series of compilations featuring the first film roles of now-famous actors also adheres to the Rule of Three.

The Three-Point Landing is an absurdly overused visual trope defined as landing "on the ground in a crouching position, feet wide apart and supporting their weight with one hand on the floor while the other hand is outstretched away from their body, usually pointed diagonally upwards."

By popular demand, Flavorwire follows up its montage of famous movie stars appearing on the big screen for the first time with a second batch of clips featuring big-name actors making their cinematic debuts.

Here are a bunch of clips from different movies strung together to create one full and perfect version of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing," because Tuesdays suck and I can tell you desperately need this.