>gruff old man >protecting a young child >sacrifices

When the millenial marriage and birth rates go up.

>>83558379
these piece of shit films have been happening for decades

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>people still make father/daughter figure protection stories after Lolita was written

>>83558346
It's fairly intrinsic to human life. Father = masculine and self-sacrificial. Sorry you don't have kids, anon.

>>83558346
Name 9 kinos, 4 films and 1 flick where this happens, you dumb frogposter

>>83558548
Gran Torino
Terminator
Iron Giant

>>83558346
Hopefully never, it's the greatest story that can ever be told

>>83558548
Book of Eli I think but I haven't seen that in a while

>>83558548
Leon
Logan
The Road
Children of Men (not a child but same premise)

>>83558605
>>83558505
> being such a plebian shiteater that you defend the same stories being told over and over

pathetic

>>83558581
>Gran Torino
Not a young child. Late teens/early twenties Asian man
>Terminator
There technically is no child at that point
>Iron Giant
>robot
>man

You failed.

>>83558632
Now that's more like it.

>>83558860
he obviously meant terminator 2

>>83558948
Did he say Terminator 2? Didn't think so bud

It's touching when it's a Dad and son, but now it's almost invariably a father and daughter, which just seems like an extension of the hipster meme "I'm so excited to raise a daughter, I HOPE my kids a girl. Fuck men. I'm gonna play baseball with her and raise a TOMBOY

>>83559002
nobody gives a shit about any terminator but 2. When they say "terminator" they mean T2

>>83559089
>when someone says one movie they mean another

Are you retarded?

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>>83558678
>Being such a hyperpleb that you hate refined themes

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>>83558548
Kino - The Professional

>>83559129
>I-I'm not a brainlet who watches regurgitated trash, I s-swear

>>83558678
>what are archetypes
lmaoing at your life rn

>>83559260
> identifying basic tropes as basic tropes means they're okay

>>83559286
Try reading a book and learning the difference between a cliche, archetype, and a le "trope".

Name a movie that does this

>>83559053
A bit cringe but this is true.
Father/son >>> mother/daughter > mother/son > father/daughter.
Only niggers and (other) men raised by single moms will disagree.

us there a movie where the child sacrifices itself for the gruff old man instead?

>>83559805
Midnight Special? Maybe.