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[Jonathan Perregaux]

I love the tag-line for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier:
Why Are They Putting Seatbelts In Theatres This Summer?
And the inevitable reply:
To Keep the Audience From Leaving!

 

[DeborahK]

I like the tagline form the US Godzilla movie: "Size does matter." LOL!

 

[Ben Harpold]

oF course there's my favorite tagline (not really my favorite but I quote it alot)

"It's not human... and it's got an axe"

I'll see if anyone can name the movie.

 

[John P Grosskopf]

In space no one can hear you fart!

 

[Ken Garrison]

Ok, here's one!

YOU MANIACS!!! YOU BLEW IT UP!! AW damn you! GOD! Damn you ALL to HELL!!!

 

[Yee-Ming]

YOU MANIACS!!! YOU BLEW IT UP!! AW damn you! GOD! Damn you ALL to HELL!!!

POTA 1968?

 

[Marshall Alsup]

"No more Mr. Passive Resistance"
Anyone know what thats from?

 

[Joshua Clinard]

"I can see dead people."

 

[John P Grosskopf]

"I can see dead people."

Actually it's, "I see dead people."

 

[Ken Garrison]

You're right Yee-Ming.
I see dumb people BTW. LOL

 

[AdamW]

"No more Mr. Passive Resistance"

UHF

 

[Daniel J]

[nitpick]

I see dead people

IIRC, this was never actually a tagline, it was just accepted as such because of an incredibly insensitive trailer.
[/nitpick]

 

[Richard Michael Clark]

The best unused tagline of recent times has got to be for the La Lopez opus "Enough"

She needs a good slap!

 

[Garrett Lundy]

Just keep telling yourself, it's only a movie...it's only a movie

This was the tag from Last House on Dead End Street, no?

 

[Dave Sutton]

quote:
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"No more Mr. Passive Resistance"
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You get half-credit for "UHF"
- it's actually for "Gandhi 2".

 

[Lyle_JP]

Here's an easily recognizable tag line:

"65 Million Years in the Making"

-Lyle J.P.

 

[CharlesD]

I prefer the parody in spoof advert in a student magazine of the time - 'In Space You Can't Breathe'.

I always thought the "in space no one can hear you scream" line was quite well known.
I saw a write up on the Renault Espace-F1 (a minivan with a F1 engine and a 195 mph top-speed) entitled "In an Espace no-one can hear you scream"
http://members.lycos.nl/Vorden/espace.html

 

[Scott Weinberg]

The Prey (1980)
I used to have the poster!
And if we were making a sci-fi flick with complete scientific accuracy:
"In space, no one can hear a goddam thing!"

 

[David Von Pein]

"It's not human... and it's got an axe"

Was Joan REALLY human? Or was she actually an alien being from a dying planet?! Think about it.

 

[Marshall Alsup]

Good Job Adam and Dave, I didn't think anyone would get that!

-Marshall