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Cliche in sentence

167 examples of Cliche in a sentence

The film is one big cliche, with fake "grind him under your heel" attitudes.
Mod Squad was beyond cheesy, beyond cliche, and utterly predictable.
On this promise, at least, the movie delivers: her character is ineffectual, adhering to nearly every slasher-type horror movie cliche.
The only surprise to have any impact on me was its final snagging of the indeterminate ending cliche: will Jane keep her appointment with her attempted rescuer, who will tell her the (obvious to the audience) identity of the 2nd conspirator, propelling her into another round of hysterical victim-play.
The first half of this film held some promise as it seemed like the film was going to be a low-key character psychodrama like THE MINUS MAN but then the whole thing collapses into cliche and the viewer slowly loses all interest.
Since it was so cliche we actually laught the whole time -- and that was the most fun of the movie.
Everything is just too much: the yellow quality, the sound, the babe, etc. Find all the cliche part in other movies, put them together and you have The Delivery.
That will be a line my friend and I bring up for years to come reminding us of this colossal cheesy cliche waste of time
It was nice that the killer's every moves were not telegraphed by the cliche's of 80's action movies, but come on, the only non-predictable move defies the plot and the set-up of the editing.
While the topic is one that needs to be addressed, the film uses every cliche in the genre and comes off as a textbook popcorn flick.
The script was so weak, using cliche after cliche.
The dialogue is cliche and clearly written by somebody who doesn't know English.
Almost every war movie cliche appears in this film and is done badly.
The whole movie was cliche ridden and a downright waste of time and money.
Never mind the serious logic gaps, never mind the achingly cliche character portrayals, never mind the haphazard writing, and you might like this movie.
And the cliche's!
In other words, it reduces itself to mere cliche.
The only cliche missing is the presence of Corey Feldman.
This is a below average "whodunit" with the cliche everyone in the living room routine.
It has an attractive cast but the plot is a virtual writer's guide to cinema cliche, and boy does the dialogue clunk!
The "bad guys" are the worst kind of cliche, and there's not a subtle moment in the film.
Annoying, trendy scenes, with urban hipsters and their cliche hip lifestyles.
In a cliche last moment (and at one other time), that was predictable from the start, we see a glimmer of the actor that has proven he is more than what he got paid for early in his career.
Non-stop action and just about every conceivable (and inconceivable!) sci-fi/horror cliche can be found in this blatantly silly but fun, big-budget epic.
The plot is cliche enough with a lead role having terminal disease (this is not a spoiler and was well established quite early into the movie) The method of execution is somehow unique from most love stories you ever saw--not even a kiss was being exchanged and yet you will feel the enormous current of love between the two leads.
I feel that these two actress' talented performances picked up where the story was lacking and almost too familiar (full of cliche's) and really saved the suffering plot.
Oh, and if you think "dying lines" are all cliche, wait for the dying line of FF.
Any amateur psychologist would say that an unconditional love and obsession with a pet is a sign of something missing in someone's life, and each of the characters in some way fills this cliche.
It opens with your cliche overly long ship flying through space.
From when I found out he was as criminal, I thought the movie was going to be cliche.
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