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* [[Compressed Adaptation]]: The movie hits on most the major plot events of the books by making them all happen in a relatively short time period.
* [[Compressed Adaptation]]: The movie hits on most the major plot events of the books by making them all happen in a relatively short time period.
* [[Embarrassing Nickname]]:
* [[Embarrassing Nickname]]:
{{quote| '''Beezus''': Who could ever love someone named Beezus?<br />
{{quote|'''Beezus''': Who could ever love someone named Beezus?
'''Ramona''': Jesus? }}
'''Ramona''': Jesus? }}
* [[Gosh Darn It to Heck]]: As in ''[[Ramona Quimby|Ramona the Brave]]'', Ramona is so angry she threatens to say a bad word. So she shouts "GUTS!", but rather than get in trouble, she gets laughed at.
* [[Gosh Darn It to Heck]]: As in ''[[Ramona Quimby|Ramona the Brave]]'', Ramona is so angry she threatens to say a bad word. So she shouts "GUTS!", but rather than get in trouble, she gets laughed at.

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The 2010 movie adaptation for the Ramona Quimby series of books. Instead of adapting a single book, the movie hits on most of the major story lines of the series and compresses everything into a single year (the series takes place over a span of six years).


The film provides examples of:

Beezus: Who could ever love someone named Beezus?
Ramona: Jesus?

  • Gosh Darn It to Heck: As in Ramona the Brave, Ramona is so angry she threatens to say a bad word. So she shouts "GUTS!", but rather than get in trouble, she gets laughed at.
  • Never Trust a Trailer: While the movie has a lot of humor in it, the trailers make it seem like a slapstick comedy.
  • Non Indicative Title: Despite the title being an inversion of the first book's title, that book has the least amount of material used in the movie.
    • Much of the film's plot actually comes from the fourth book Ramona and Her Father.
  • The Runaway: Ramona