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* ''[[Corpse Bride]]'' contains a number of title drops, as most of the inhabitants of the underworld refer to Emily as either "the bride" or "our corpse bride." Victoria, the living bride, also uses it once when speaking to the minister. |
* ''[[Corpse Bride]]'' contains a number of title drops, as most of the inhabitants of the underworld refer to Emily as either "the bride" or "our corpse bride." Victoria, the living bride, also uses it once when speaking to the minister. |
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 24 December 2023
Examples of Title Drops in Animated Films include:
- Corpse Bride contains a number of title drops, as most of the inhabitants of the underworld refer to Emily as either "the bride" or "our corpse bride." Victoria, the living bride, also uses it once when speaking to the minister.
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Victoria: Victor is married to a dead woman. He has a corpse bride! |
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- "General Monger, I propose we go forward with your Monsters vs. Aliens idea...thingy."
- A later line is both a Title Drop and a Shout-Out: "Attention all aliens! Destroy all monsters!"
- "Not to worry, Charlie. You'll go to heaven. All Dogs Go to Heaven, because dogs, unlike people, are naturally good, and loyal, and kind."
- Happens in both Hoodwinked and its sequel, when the source of the conflict reveals how the good guys were tricked with the phrase, "You've been hoodwinked!"
- "The fact is...Mars Needs Moms."
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