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A phrase Mark uses to describe a functional, if not particularly inspiring, piece of filmmaking. The film in question is usually an example of a well-trodden genre, such as an action or horror film, and the film conforms to the expectations of that genre.
The phrase refers to the instructions one might find on a self-assembly model, where cardboard tabs fit into pre-cut slots. Oddly, such instructions usually match up slot and tab labels, so Tab A would normally fit into Slot A.
See Also: [Does what it says on the tin](Does_what_it_says_on_the_tin)
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3/21/2025, 4:17:34 PM
A phrase Mark uses to describe a functional, if not particularly inspiring, piece of filmmaking. The film in question is usually an example of a well-trodden genre, such as an action or horror film, and the film conforms to the expectations of that genre.
The phrase refers to the instructions one might find on a self-assembly model, where cardboard tabs fit into pre-cut slots. Oddly, such instructions usually match up slot and tab labels, so Tab A would normally fit into Slot A.
See Also: [Does what it says on the tin](Does_what_it_says_on_the_tin)
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Tab A into Slot B
A phrase Mark uses to describe a functional, if not particularly inspiring, piece of filmmaking. The film in question is usually an example of a well-trodden genre, such as an action or horror film, and the film conforms to the expectations of that genre.
The phrase refers to the instructions one might find on a self-assembly model, where cardboard tabs fit into pre-cut slots. Oddly, such instructions usually match up slot and tab labels, so Tab A would normally fit into Slot A.
See Also: Does what it says on the tin
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Tab A into Slot B
A phrase Mark uses to describe a functional, if not particularly inspiring, piece of filmmaking. The film in question is usually an example of a well-trodden genre, such as an action or horror film, and the film conforms to the expectations of that genre.
The phrase refers to the instructions one might find on a self-assembly model, where cardboard tabs fit into pre-cut slots. Oddly, such instructions usually match up slot and tab labels, so Tab A would normally fit into Slot A.
See Also: Does what it says on the tin