Movie Quiz: Try to identify these movies by their poster slogan!

Today, the return of the “tagline” quiz on AlloCiné, always with the same principle. Here’s a featured phrase featured on a movie poster that you need to find between the four sentences of the title. We already introduced this concept in the 80s, 90s and 2000s.

A brief summary of previous episodes. For example, for the 80s, we gave you this sentence “Return of the Shock Duo” With the suggestions Lethal Weapon 2 / Die Hard 3 / Tango and Cash / Back to the Future 2. The correct answer was… Lethal Weapon 2, with the return of the Mel Gibson-Danny Glover duo. Another example, perhaps a little more complicated “How do I kill something that isn’t alive?”. Between Terminator, The Thing, Poltergeist, and Christine, there was no need to make a mistake and choose John Carpenter’s demonic vehicle.

Another example for the next decade: “Comedy that takes your breath away”. Four sentences again with Wayne’s World, Fear City, Mary at Any Price and Dumb & Dumber. The answer was Mary At All Costs, the tagline referring to one of the most famous scenes in the Farrelly Brothers movie, when Cameron Diaz applies gel to her hair… a little specifically.

And by the 2000s, among the ten questions they didn’t send you was an animated film that included the slogan on its poster. “Change of Air”. It was neither Wall-E nor Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle, but Pixar’s up there.

It’s up to you to play with this fourth “2010 Decade” session of the most famous movie poster slogans!