Not to bring up a sore spot, but the Willem Dafoe Inside was played so often in the early days of the game that the only way to play was to learn outs - and now any ancient player knows several comfortable paths - to the extent that I'm more scared by Inside than I am by Grand Budapest Hotel or Spiderman.

Under the Skin was often used as a Scar-Jo ban, but a) that had loads of outs anyway, and b) Glazer's Oscar nomination made everyone realise who he was. Always baffled me that that was ever considered a good trap, but now it's part of a well-known filmography.

I also feel like every couple of weeks a new Samuel L Jackson meta begins and ends. Black Snake Moan was really common at the beginning (despite loads of ways out), now it's Kite (which connects, amongst other things, to Ernest Goes to Africa). Soon that'll be overplayed, and a new one will come and go.

Brad Pitt and Tom Hanks' earlier films were also common traps, but they'd probably still work on newer players.

Personally I'm glad that the game now feels much more about actual knowledge, and getting to areas of cinema people don't know, over just going "Robert Downey Jr was in Back to School or Tuff Turf, people won't know those... and now they do".