note The reaction shots from the passengers has them understandably getting more and more concerned. free to pursue a life of religious fulfillment. They're at the controls flying the plane. Now, it is true that one of the crew members is ill. But what's most important now is that you remain calm.
Rumack: All right, I'm going to level with you all. Jack: What's going on? We have a right to know the truth! After Tai Lung gets past the last ditch defense. Kung Fu Panda: As Tai Lung is effortlessly destroying every barrier that Vachir and his men made to prevent him from escaping, Zeng continually asks to run away, while Vachir just laughs at his cowardice.He then tells the audience "It is my professional opinion that now is the time to PANIC!!" On Monsters, Inc., after the first sighting of Boo, a professorial-looking monster appears on TV, seemingly to calm people down.Not only does she tell them to stop panicking, she then threatens to ground them both for a month if they don't stop. Her kids, on the other hand, are freaking out.
A retired superhero, Helen is Genre Savvy enough to keep calm and try to assess the situation.
Happens in The Incredibles after Helen's plane is shot down with Violet and Dash over the ocean. After a second, the "Don't" falls off, leaving "Panic" followed by quick clips of the CL movie, to the tune "It's the End of the World as We Know it." In the advertising for the movie Chicken Little, what appears to be an advert for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy appears, telling people "Don't Panic". Krok is knocked into the wall so hard that he sticks in it.īunty: We mustn't panic. In The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye, Misfire barges in riding an out-of-control Grimlock. There the former samurai turned monk, Shanshobo is trying to get his comrades to calm down even as at least one is screaming, "It's the end of the world!" with "If it is, hysteria will not save you." Usagi Yojimbo plays it straight when Usagi defeats Jei with the great sword Kusanagi, and a magic explosion occurs that is visible some distance as a frightening atmospheric disturbance at a monastery. Robin, in his role as team lead, yells into the radio "Don't panic!" * pause* "Actually, no, panic is precisely the right response in this situation." Cheerfully lampshaded in an issue of the new Blue Beetle series Jaime (the eponymous Blue Beetle) has met his fellow teen-crimefighters, the Titans, and they've found themselves in the path of Lobo (the Czarnian Bounty Hunter who considers going ten rounds with Superman an entertaining way to kill an hour or two). As a result, in many cases, fictional panic occurs much earlier or later than it would in real life. One needs a sense of impending entrapment (if people feel themselves to be trapped already, they are more likely to give up and go limp), a sense of great helplessness, and a sense of profound isolation. She does an immediate Verbal Backspace and yells, " Now panic!"ĭespite what the media commonly depicts, it is difficult to induce panic in others, let alone panic on cue. Within moments of Alice's initial, morale-boosting shout, something happens to make things even worse. Someone with less courage or more savvy will reply, "Actually, yeah, it is!". So, caught in the most panic-worthy of situations, she calls out to her friends, "Stay calm! This is no time to panic!" 
Heroes can't panic when they've got a world to save or a fortress to escape from or a Big Bad to fight, and teens can't panic when their simple plan goes awry. Her second instinct is to remember that she shouldn't panic. Alice and her team are in desperate trouble, and her first instinct is to panic.
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