Some movies live forever. Others…live forever on their posters. Movie taglines are meant to be a hook, a tease, a cinematic handshake—but every so often, they overshoot the assignment and become better than the film they’re selling. Below are 20 taglines so sharp, clever, or culturally sticky that they arguably outshined their own movies.

Every December, It’s a Wonderful Life finds new viewers and fresh emotions. Time has thinned its cast, but a handful of actors who shaped its legacy are still here, preserving stories that connect the film’s past to the present.

The 1960s changed fashion fast. Clothes felt bolder and more personal. Style reflected youth culture and confidence, creating a visual imprint that still feels familiar across pop culture and everyday wardrobes today for modern audiences.

Most Christmas movies follow the same formula and fade into the background. But some manage to be funny, heartfelt, or just plain entertaining enough to become actual traditions. The difference comes down to craft, not just Christmas spirit.

Jackie Wilson didn’t just sing—he detonated notes. He danced like the floor was wired to electricity. And even though his life ended in heartbreak after collapsing onstage, the sound he left behind is so powerful it still ripples through R&B today. His story is wild, bright, messy, and unforgettable, so let’s walk through the life of the man who earned the name “Mr. Excitement”.

Some heroes hog the screen like it’s their oxygen, but everyone knows the real scene-stealers are usually standing three feet to the left wearing questionable footwear and delivering the better one-liners. Sidekicks rarely get credit for propping up the plot, saving the lead’s skin, or injecting the tiny spark of chaos that makes a story unforgettable. But some of them? They weren’t just supporting characters—they were the reason you kept watching. So here’s a tribute to the sidekicks so iconic, so magnetic, so wildly entertaining that the universe owes them a movie or TV show of their own.