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1. "A comedy about growing up, and the bumps along the way." This is a tagline to what movie?

Answer: Juno

"Juno" (2007) stars Ellen Page, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman and Michael Cera. The movie is about Juno, (Page) a 16 year old girl, who becomes pregnant, and instead of having an abortion, she's giving the baby away to Mark and Vanessa Loring. Will adoption prove to be too hard? The tagline represents the bump on Juno's stomach because she is pregnant, and we watch as she grows with it. Is the symbolic message that we also deal with the bumps on the road through life?

2. "Nothing is as simple as black and white." If you look on the back of a DVD, which movie would involve this tagline?

Answer: Pleasantville

"Pleasantville" (1998) stars Reese Witherspoon and Tobey Maguire. It is about twin siblings, (Witherspoon and Maguire) being pulled into a 50s sitcom and trying to find their way out through the perfect citizens and squeaky-clean rules. The tagline refers to the purity and simplicity of the black and white clean version of the show and how simple life is in Pleasantville.

3. "First comes love. Then comes the interrogation." Which movie has this tagline?

Answer: Meet the Parents

"Meet the Parents" (2000) stars Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller. When Greg Focker (Stiller) falls in love with Pam Byrnes, her over-protective father, (DeNiro) makes Greg's life horrible, even to the point of driving him away. Will they put aside their differences so Greg and Pam can be together? This tagline relates to the movie because Greg thinks that love is all he needs, until Pam's father won't stop questioning him.

4. "Imagine having to win over the girl of your dreams, every friggin' day." Would be something you would hear as a tagline for which movie?

Answer: 50 First Dates

"50 First Dates" (2004) stars Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. Lucy (Barrymore) suffers from short-term memory loss, but Henry (Sandler) really loves her. So day after day, he tries to impress her, only to be forgotten the next. Will that stop them from sharing true love? The tagline refers to him trying to impress Lucy every, single, day.

5. This tagline belongs to which movie? "We don't need no education."

Answer: School of Rock

"School of Rock" (2003) stars Jack Black as a guitarist who picks up a job pretending to be his friend while trying to earn some extra money. The problem is, the job is teaching fifth graders. Will Dewey be torn apart before he gets his money; and will he pull off the greatest scam in rock and roll history? The tagline refers to one of the lines in the songs, and it is referring to how rock is just as important as education.

6. "Would you put your eggs in this basket?" Is the tagline to what movie?

Answer: Baby Mama

"Baby Mama" (2008) stars Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. When Kate (Fey) isn't able to have a child by herself, she turns to a surrogate, Angie (Poehler). Will Angie prove to be more of a ditzy trouble-maker than a responsible baby-carrier? The tagline is basically saying that Kate isn't too sure about putting her baby eggs in this irresponsible woman.

7. "See our family, and feel better about yours." If you walked into a movie theater, which movie preview would have this tagline?

Answer: The Simpson's Movie

"The Simpson's Movie" stars the classic TV family, the Simpsons. Follow Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie as they escape from the law after getting out of the bubble that trapped them in Springfield. Will Homer's bad choices be pushed aside so he can be a hero? The tagline is basically saying that the Simpson's family is so messed up, you have to feel better about your own seeing all the crazy things they do!

8. "He's out to prove that he's got nothing to prove." This tagline belongs to which movie?

Answer: Napoleon Dynamite

"Napoleon Dynamite" (2004) stars Jon Heder, Aaron Ruell, Efren Ramirez and John Gries. Napoleon (Heder) lives with his grand-mother and brother Kip (Ruell), and soon his pushy uncle Rico (Gries). When Deb walks into his life, he's not sure whether to go for it or to sit back and let his new friend Pedro (Ramirez) move on in high school popularity when Pedro runs for president. Will Napoleon help Pedro win his election, and will Napoleon win Deb? The tagline is referring to the fact that Napoleon wants to prove himself in school, just to prove himself.

He's not really doing anything that would make him popular, but only to show who he is.

9. "The real world and the animated world collide." This is the tagline to what 2007 movie?

Answer: Enchanted

"Enchanted" (2007) stars Patrick Dempsey and Amy Adams. When Giselle (Adams), a fairy-tale princess, is sent to the real world by an evil witch, she tries to make it back with the help of her new friend, Robert (Dempsey). Will the evil witch prove to be too much for Giselle to handle? Who will she end up with: her fairy-tale prince, or her new, real-world friend? The tagline explains how the beginning of the movie is a cartoon fairy-tale, but it quickly turns into a dose of reality when Giselle finds herself in the real world.

10. "Hide and Seek" (2005) has two taglines: "Come out, come out whatever you are" and "If you want to know the secret, you have to play the game".

Answer: True

Dakota Fanning and Robert De Niro star in this thriller about David and Emily Callaway who move into a new house, and then get new problems. Someone named Charlie is haunting Emily, and hurting other people. So who is Charlie, and who else will play the game? The first tagline is used in the movie while Emily and Charlie are eerily looking for each other, and the second tagline is saying that only Emily knows Charlie because she plays, so if you want to know who Charlie is, you have to join in.

Source: Author srosalyn123

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