How to express sarcasm? As far as I know sarcasm is not commonly used in Chinese.

In English and many other languages, sarcasm is a matter of pragmatics and usually expressed by applying different intonation or stressing specific words. Sometimes intonation change is not even required and sarcasm is implied simply from the meaning. 

How does that work in Chinese? I tried to think of different cases when you would use sarcasm. For example:


That movie was so interesting.  [but it actually wasn't]
I ordered a USB cable on Taobao and got nail polish as a gift.
That makes sense. [it really doesn't make any sense]
Yeah, right, I really wanna eat that slimy pasta from 4 days ago (here "Yeah, right" also takes part). [i don't want to eat old pasta]


Any idea how one would express those three examples in Chinese? Can intonation take part in Chinese as well? Are there certain words or some grammar particles that help to convey the subtext of sarcasm?

Thank you for your thoughts.
Intonation works, but particles and certain rhetorical phrases can also reveal mood:


哎，那部电影岂能没有意思呢。


果然 is often used sarcastically, to indicate an unexpected outcome:


在淘宝上订购了一条USB电缆，果然收到了指甲油为礼物。


Often the context is self-evident, just like in other languages:


对啦，真真想吃下那四天前做的谄媚的面条。