Which famous movie tagline was created by the legendary copywriter Barbara Jane Dudley, who reportedly earned only $25 for writing what would become one of the most recognizable film marketing phrases of all time?

Famous taglines have the power to become cultural touchstones, sometimes outliving the movies they promoted. The perfect tagline captures a film's essence in just a few words, creating instant recognition and emotional connection. Test your knowledge of these iconic marketing phrases that helped turn films into phenomena and became as memorable as the movies themselves.

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"In space no one can hear you scream." (Alien, 1979)
"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water..." (Jaws 2, 1978)
"Houston, we have a problem." (Apollo 13, 1995)
"The perfect weapon. The perfect target. The perfect crime." (Dial M for Murder, 1954)