Favorite movie ads - one-liners
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Favorite movie ads - one-liners
Every now and then the advertising people hit on a memorable line to promote a movie. A few of my favs:
"Be afraid ... be very afraid" (The Fly)
"The coast is toast!" (Volcano)
"The good news is - your dates are here. The bad news is - they're dead!" (Night of the Creeps)
What are some of your favorite movie advertising lines?
"Be afraid ... be very afraid" (The Fly)
"The coast is toast!" (Volcano)
"The good news is - your dates are here. The bad news is - they're dead!" (Night of the Creeps)
What are some of your favorite movie advertising lines?
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Its a DVD Movie ad but...
"Who da' man? Yo-da man!"
God that is so awful it hurts. Oh, was this favorite movie ad one liners...
"just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... You can't get there."
Man, what movie tag line was that? I loved that one.
(Edit) Blood Beach (1981)
"Who da' man? Yo-da man!"
God that is so awful it hurts. Oh, was this favorite movie ad one liners...
"just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... You can't get there."
Man, what movie tag line was that? I loved that one.
(Edit) Blood Beach (1981)
Last edited by DeputyDave; 11-03-02 at 11:51 AM.
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Originally posted by renaldow
In space, no one can hear you scream...
In space, no one can hear you scream...
I also liked Predator 2 (the line, not the movie):
He's in town...with a few days to kill.
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"Take your greatest fears, your most paranoid suspicions, and multiply them by X" - As heard in one of the X-Files movie trailers
"This time, they're not taking any crap!" - As heard in the trailer for Lethal Weapon 2
"This time, its War" - ALIENS
"Truth needs a Soldier" - Clear and Present Danger
"This time, they're not taking any crap!" - As heard in the trailer for Lethal Weapon 2
"This time, its War" - ALIENS
"Truth needs a Soldier" - Clear and Present Danger