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* IronicName: When Jack watches Joy talking to the manager of the hotel they, Hater, and Tipper are staying at in Vegas, he comments on hostile she is for named Joy.
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* FanBoy: As a child Jack was a big of Franchise/IndianaJones, he used to a fedora and leather jacket to school for 6 months.
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* JakeNameTag: Jack wears a name tag during Joy's company retreat that reads "Hello My Name Is: Joy's Bitch." Joy then proceeds to put it on the back of her rival coworker.
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* JakeNameTag: JokeNameTag: Jack wears a name tag during Joy's company retreat that reads "Hello My Name Is: Joy's Bitch." Joy then proceeds to put it on the back of her rival coworker.
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Jack and Joy both fill the gender stereotypes of this trope to a T - Jack is a carefree slob with no interest whatsoever in monogomy, while Jill is a professional, high-strung neat freak who wants commitment and [[BerserkButton flips out whenever a guy leaves the seat up.]]
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Jack and Joy both fill the gender stereotypes of this trope to a T - Jack is a carefree slob with no interest whatsoever in monogomy, monogamy, while Jill is a professional, high-strung neat freak who wants commitment and [[BerserkButton flips out whenever a guy leaves the seat up.]]
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* DomesticAbuse: Jack tries to frame Joy as this in order to get all the money himself, but didn't count on her filming his friends beating him up in order to do so.
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* DomesticAbuse: Jack tries to frame Joy as for doing this in order to get all the money himself, but didn't count on her filming his friends beating him up in order to do so.
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* DomesticAbuser: DomesticAbuse: Jack tries to frame Joy as this in order to get all the money himself, but didn't count on her filming his friends beating him up in order to do so.
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''What Happens in Vegas'' is a 2008 romantic comedy starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher.
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''What Happens in Vegas'' is a 2008 romantic comedy starring Cameron Diaz Creator/CameronDiaz and Ashton Kutcher.
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* AccidentalMarriage: The protagonists accidentally end up married to each other after accidentally getting booked in the same room in Las Vegas and subsequently getting drunk and going out to find a wedding chapel.
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* OhCrap: Joy's reaction to waking up with a permanent "Jack & Joy" tattoo and a Vegas wedding ring.
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* OhCrap: Joy's reaction to waking up with a permanent "Jack & Joy" tattoo and a Vegas wedding ring.ring.
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''What Happens In in Vegas'' is a 2008 romantic comedy starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher.
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Joy (Diaz) has just been dumped by her fiance in the middle of trying to throw him a surprise party, and Jack (Kutcher) has just been fired, by his dad, no less. The two go to Vegas with their best friends to blow off some steam and end up drunkenly tying the knot. After realizing their mistake and planning to get an annulment, Jack hits the jackpot on a slot machine with Joy's quarter. Before either of them can see a cent of the money, a hard-nosed judge forces them to spend 6 months trying to make their marriage work.
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Joy (Diaz) has just been dumped by her fiance in the middle of trying to throw him a surprise party, and Jack (Kutcher) has just been fired, by his dad, no less. The two go to Vegas UsefulNotes/LasVegas with their best friends to blow off some steam and end up drunkenly tying the knot. After realizing their mistake and planning to get an annulment, Jack hits the jackpot on a slot machine with Joy's quarter. Before either of them can see a cent of the money, a hard-nosed judge forces them to spend 6 months trying to make their marriage work.
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* ManChild: Jack. Lampshaded by Joy, who points out that he can't even keep a job ''with his own father''.
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''What Happens In Vegas'' is a 2008 romantic comedy starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher.
Joy (Diaz) has just been dumped by her fiance in the middle of trying to throw him a surprise party, and Jack (Kutcher) has just been fired, by his dad, no less. The two go to Vegas with their best friends to blow off some steam and end up drunkenly tying the knot. After realizing their mistake and planning to get an annulment, Jack hits the jackpot on a slot machine with Joy's quarter. Before either of them can see a cent of the money, a hard-nosed judge forces them to spend 6 months trying to make their marriage work.
!!This film provides examples of:
* AwfulWeddedLife: Jack and Joy both fill the gender stereotypes of this trope to a T - Jack is a carefree slob with no interest whatsoever in monogomy, while Jill is a professional, high-strung neat freak who wants commitment and [[BerserkButton flips out whenever a guy leaves the seat up.]]
* BelligerentSexualTension: Lots of it between Jack and Joy. Also implied [[spoiler:and confirmed in TheStinger]] between Hater and Tipper.
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: "I sentence you to six months hard marriage.
* DomesticAbuser: Jack tries to frame Joy as this in order to get all the money himself, but didn't count on her filming his friends beating him up in order to do so.
* OhCrap: Joy's reaction to waking up with a permanent "Jack & Joy" tattoo and a Vegas wedding ring.
Joy (Diaz) has just been dumped by her fiance in the middle of trying to throw him a surprise party, and Jack (Kutcher) has just been fired, by his dad, no less. The two go to Vegas with their best friends to blow off some steam and end up drunkenly tying the knot. After realizing their mistake and planning to get an annulment, Jack hits the jackpot on a slot machine with Joy's quarter. Before either of them can see a cent of the money, a hard-nosed judge forces them to spend 6 months trying to make their marriage work.
!!This film provides examples of:
* AwfulWeddedLife: Jack and Joy both fill the gender stereotypes of this trope to a T - Jack is a carefree slob with no interest whatsoever in monogomy, while Jill is a professional, high-strung neat freak who wants commitment and [[BerserkButton flips out whenever a guy leaves the seat up.]]
* BelligerentSexualTension: Lots of it between Jack and Joy. Also implied [[spoiler:and confirmed in TheStinger]] between Hater and Tipper.
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: "I sentence you to six months hard marriage.
* DomesticAbuser: Jack tries to frame Joy as this in order to get all the money himself, but didn't count on her filming his friends beating him up in order to do so.
* OhCrap: Joy's reaction to waking up with a permanent "Jack & Joy" tattoo and a Vegas wedding ring.
