Earn
Get out
Get out verb - To become known.
Both terms in one sentence
- Earn Your Happy Ending: Unlike Scary Movie, all the heroes get out alive and victorious.
Source: Film / Stan Helsing -
Drives Like Crazy: Nick Earn Your Happy Ending: While the money ends up being booby-trapped, Nick and Chet get out alive and Nick confessed his love to Kate.
Source: Film / 30 Minutes or Less -
The monsters themselves are indeed mostly too destructive to be let out, but later in the film they seem upset about the fact that they can't get out, and are enthusiastic when they are given a chance to earn their freedom.
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