In every sci-fi film ever

47. Public videophone booths.

48. contract killer/drug smuggler with a heart of gold

49. The alien sidekick character has some bizarre allergy to water/orange juice/hummous, that turns out to be important at some critical point in the movie.

50. Small child who is a computer genius.

51. Audio surveillance bug that has a huge flashing light on it.

52. Bomb has bright red numbers counting down to detonation, and beeps every second.

53. Alien character corrects well known human scientist on some aspect of quantum physics.

54. this guy:

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55. Character named after sci-fi author most of the audience aren't familiar with.

Sentient onboard ship's computer with variegated moral compass

57. Thin weedy looking evil dude turns out to be super strong and easily beats the shit out of the hero and his muscular partner.

58. Stripperific female character turns out to be highly dangerous killdroid.

59. Tiny gun that can blow massive holes through concrete walls, demolish city blocks, etc..

^"NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' 'BOUT!"

60. Global mega corporations with names in the format '<Japanese name> <Hispanic name>'.

61. "...but then, what IS... reality? Is it for US to tell them what it really is?..."

62. biologist so impressed by alien capabilities that she urges her shell-shocked crewmates not to kill it

63. Prominently displayed logo of company that has since gone out of business.

64. All important character names begin with Qua- sound.

65. All important character names end with coughing-up-a-hairball sound.

66. Alien speaks with exaggerated Russian accent.

67. Place names have a number randomly tagged onto the end, ie, "Welcome to the city of Manchester 5!".

68. Name of future city is just the name of a real life present day city with 'New' in front of it, ie, 'New Boston', 'New Berlin', 'New New York'.

69. pod head + wiggly appendages + spindly exoskeleton = horrific, unknowable alienness

70. tall, elegant alien slowly tilts head to the side, radiating compassion

palms gradually extend outwards, a gesture of pure peace and goodwill

71. more blinking lights than is conceivably necessary

72. some kind of monk

73. 'spice'

74. Sound waves can travel through a vacuum.

75. Space ships fly and manoeuvre through space as though they were aircraft.

76. various races of cartoonishly 'weird'/monstrous looking aliens tend to hang out together in bars, as if they're only 'alien' vis a vis humans but not to each other

77. White plastic everywhere - spacesuits, spaceships, spaceplates, spacephones, spacedoors, spacetoilets

78. Conflict of logic results in malfunctioning A.I.

79. post-apocalyptic villains who dress like the hell's angels crossed with sigue sigue sputnik

80. someone's wearing an eyepatch

81. "don't you see...[insert detailed explanation of how the aliens are just like us, whether because warlike or peaceful]...they're just like us."

82. Movie is clearly some classic book, just IN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE
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83. ancient religion whose teaching are pretty unclear beyond awesome telepathic or telekinetic powers

84. wise-cracking robot

85. "Based on the short story by Phillip K Dick"

86. In a time travel movie, a character who can't believe that Ronald Reagan was/is/is going to be President.

87. Character staring blankly into space, is plugged into some kind of computer network.

85. city of the future resembles 20th century community college campus designed in the brutalist style

88. ^^^

89. British accents (especially for villains)

90. Holographic terminals

85b. Movie adds several dozen plot points to PKD story to avoid being 11 minutes long

91. Mega-weapons that can blow up planets/suns/galaxies/etc.

85b. Movie adds several dozen plot points to PKD story to avoid being 11 minutes long

Ha.

92. Sleep chamber/cryogenics.

227 puzzle, code, language or devastating situation barely solvable using current Earth technology within 1-24 hours

232. As plot is stalling out, supporting scientist character pops in to report that they've finished running some tests on the creature, comatose survivor, mysterious signal, or strange energy pulse they picked up from the spaceship earlier. They don't quite know what to make of it, but the heroes had better come take a look.
232a. The comatose survivor has finally woken up and is acting very strangely...

233. Breathless back-of-envelope calculations of how quickly a creature that multiplies at this rate could spread to cover the planet.

234 Female 'other' (alien, robot, whatever) turns out to be evil.