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== [[Film]] ==
* Shows up in the film ''Made Of Honor'', it is used as one of the clues that the male lead is in love with his best friend:
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'''Random Date''':...Why?
'''Tom''': Just do it, it's a game, it's fun.
'''R.D.''': Ok...A cookie?
'''Tom''': No, be more specific, what kind of cookie?
'''R.D.''': [[Comically Missing the Point|A really big cookie?]] }}
* ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man]] 2'' has this when Mary Jane tries an upside-down kiss with her fiancé.
* A variation of this occurs in ''[[The Wedding Singer]]''. Drew Barrymore's character, Julia, tests out the name she will have if she marries her fiance, and she hates it. However, when she tries the name of Adam Sandler's character, she loves it. This is pretty much her [[Love Epiphany]] scene:
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'''Julia''':(after a pause) Hello, it's nice to meet you. I'm Mrs. Robbie Hart. Robbie and I are so pleased you could come to our wedding. }}
* ''[[Wedding Crashers]]'': Claire does this with her fiancé. He reacts typically:
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== [[Live Action Television]] ==
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