Comments on: CONTEST: Movie Genre Switcheroo

By: online stock trading guru

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By: Donald

Donald — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 04:47:30 +0000

I thought from the first line: “This is the tragic story of three men in their thirties, already in the midst of a mid-life crisis. ” that you were doing three men and a baby…

By: Earl Fando

Earl Fando — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 13:29:28 +0000

It’s way after the deadline, but just for fun…

It’s a zany tale about the wacky exploits of a drop out knight during the feel good plague years of the Middle Ages. Who is the mysterious figure in black who is obsessed with chess and extreme dancing? Can the knight win the game of chess? Is the dark figure in black Johnny Cash? Will the young couple travelling with the knight drop dead from insinuating giggling or just get a room?

It’s the real deal of comedy… The Seventh Seal

By: ChiliKing20

ChiliKing20 — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 04:33:10 +0000

Better late than never…. or not

Mark Warren (Wesley Snipes) is arrested after a routine traffic accident and the police think he is a wanted federal fugitive. In this madcap comedy, Warren (Snipes) shares the flight to prison with Deputy U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) Then the inmates take over the plane causing it crash. Warren (Snipes) is missing and the chase is on. Join Tommy Lee Jones and his ragtag bunch of idiots as they attempt to find Warren (Snipes). Also starring Robert Downey Jr. as a drunk cop who just wants to cover up all his mistakes.

By: SageGaspar

SageGaspar — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:50:37 +0000

The Superbowl. Heroes are forged on this field of battle… and lives can be shattered in a moment, by just one… errant… snap.

Thus began the saga of Dolphins’ kicker Ray Finkle: scapegoated by the team he loved, ostracized by his friends and family, and ultimately condemned to a mental institution for the crime of being different.

In a uniquely human triumph, Finkle came to grips with his transsexuality and clawed his way to the top of the elite Florida PD. But then came a case that hit a little too close to home, and a psychopathic “pet detective” whose obsessive search for the truth could ruin everything.

Ace Ventura.

Laces out.

By: Beaneater

Beaneater — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 21:06:22 +0000

Abandoned to a soul-crushing eternity of solitude… his very self wracked by meaningless toil, each day a dusty copy of the day before… desperately clinging to a fantasy world of memory… Feel his bewilderment and shock when the outside world drives itself into his life again with laser-like fierceness. Will the possibility of love revive him or simply drive him insane? Don’t miss the poignant struggles of…

WALL*E

By: Wesley Stamper

Wesley Stamper — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 03:49:33 +0000

Summer!
Sun!
Fun!
Inside the heart of every one of us there dwells a remnant of the primitive sun worshipper, trudging through Autumn, Winter, and Spring, awaiting the return of Ra and the freedom he offers from the dreary toils of school or work. The sunshine sends down its clarion call to man, woman, and child, imploring them to cast off the shackles of their responsibilities and engage in some well deserved recreational activities.
Five far out teenagers heed this call, hop into the van, and take a trip to the country for a dip in the ol’ swimmin’ hole. Well, the swimmin’ hole is dry, but no matter, their tedium is soon remedied once they make the acquaintance of the neighbours. The teens find themselves captivated by the rural charm of their new found friends and partake of a slice of the simple life.
Enjoy the best barbecue this side of the Brazos in:
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

By: Sherri

Sherri — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 01:15:01 +0000

I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.

By: Son of Bob

Son of Bob — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 23:33:56 +0000

They were three friends on a journey…together. But they weren’t alone. Following several mysterious deaths, they were now stalked by the bearded cameraman who followed them everywhere. Enlisting the aid of a bat-toting manager, they crisscrossed the countryside, battling unpredictable obstacles in a journey of self-discovery that would lead them from Stonehenge to space pods, in an attempt to climb from the depths of their own personal Hell hole. But, what do you do when you finally discover it’s your own company that won’t allow your release? If you’re David, Nigel and Derek, when the question is “How much more black could it be?” it’s time to turn it up to 11. Michael McKean, Christopher Guest and Harry Shearer star in the Rob Reiner thriller, This Is Spinal Tap

By: chrismartindeed

chrismartindeed — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 22:15:40 +0000

Adam Sandler, who earns a living as (insert unlikely profession) and desperately seeks the love of (insert name of sexy actress) and the respect of his peers resorts to (insert outrageous ploy). After many twists and turns, he attains all his cherished goals in a climax that will bring tears to the eyes of film critics.

By: Dr. Mayhem

Dr. Mayhem — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:42:19 +0000

An immature billionaire with insomnia issues and an unfunny clown pair off in this this brilliant moral satire. Bruce Wayne is the eccentric womanizer who can’t have the one woman he wants. He struggles to reconcile her to his alter ego, but after frustration he eventually chooses a dashing city attorney named Harvey Dent instead. His clown compatriot–whose career was inspired by Bruce in the first place–tries a number of what can only be described as insane stunts to get Bruce’s attention, but is ultimately left hanging out in the cold. Meanwhile, Bruce’s friend Lucius Fox complicates things by threatening to leave after Bruce upgrades his calling plan. Despite their dramatic falling out, we are left with a feeling that we will be seeing all these whacky characters together again sometime soon. Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, and Aaron Eckhart star in “The Dark Knight.”

By: awfulgoodmovies

awfulgoodmovies — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:57:02 +0000

Oh…. and I ‘acquired’ some interesting photos of Nabors……So he’s basically working for free!

By: Gates

Gates — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:56:53 +0000

Mst3k (Drama)

A young man named Mike Nelson is abducted by a mad scientist during his stint as a temp worker. Unable to contact his struggling family, Mike is stuck up in the satellite of love with two traumatized robots. Can he answers their questions about why they were created to suffer with their master? Why did their loving creator/master leave them behind to suffer the same fate he was desperate to escape?

Will Mike Nelson and the robots be able to retain their sanity during the mind shatteringly awful movies they are forced to watch on pain of death? Find out by watching mst3k, a heartwarming and tragic story about family and accepting ones situation.

By: awfulgoodmovies

awfulgoodmovies — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:40:15 +0000

‘Alien’ (Comedy 1967)

Starring:

Jim “Shazam!” Nabors as Dallas
Elke Sommer as Ripley
Don Rickles as Kane
Frankie “Frankie” Avalon as Lambert
Don Ho as Ash
Earnest Borgnine as the Alien

Plot:

Not much of a plot I’m afraid…..Some stuff happens, like finding the alien ship….I’ve written a Avalon/ Sommer romance part and a great scene with Rickles and a goat, but I really don’t have the budget for writers…….honestly, I’m hoping with the ‘all-star’ cast, it’ll kinda write itself?….. and if we show Elke in her underwear…. it should do well at the box office…..

By: Stephen

Stephen — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:15:48 +0000

This is the tragic story of three men in their thirties, already in the midst of a mid-life crisis. Mitch, a lawyer, just left his sexually obsessive girlfriend. Frank is a newlywed with a troubled marriage from the start, one exasperated by his rekindled alcoholism. Bernard, appearing to “have it all,” including a wife, child, and his own stereo franchise, is likewise in a rut. Instead of confronting their problems, they seek to bury their troubles in alcohol, younger women, and a fraternity of college-age boys. Mitch, after a sexual relationship with a high school girl, seeks the comfort of a single mother dealing with her own emotionally abusive relationship. The group’s attempts to cope with their suburbanite lifestyles lead to the expulsion of several college boys, to Frank’s divorce, and to the tragic death of a war veteran. Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell star in “Old School.”

By: pjwaldron

pjwaldron — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:54:28 +0000

OK, one more:
Edwina’s a no-nonsense cop with a promising future; H.I. is the three-time loser and petty crook who has stolen her heart. But their newfound happiness together is shattered when they discover that her womb is a rocky place, where his seed can find no purchase. Yearning to build the family that nature has denied them, they make a desperate decision that will CHANGE THEIR LIVES FOREVER (cue pounding drums). Now they’re on the run—from the law, from a ruthless pair of escaped convicts, and from a dark and unrelenting agent of vengeance, a warthog from hell that may be of H.I.’s own creating. With the greatest chase sequence since THE FRENCH CONNECTION, Ed and H.I. are raising hell, raising the stakes, and RAISING ARIZONA. All they have is each other, an empty gun, and a box of Huggies.
(cut to Nic Cage) “Well, it ain’t Ozzie and Harriet.”

By: Joey

Joey — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:02:13 +0000

In a world where sports have gone commercial, stadiums are named after failing banks, and teams move from one city to the next with no regard for their fans, people are losing interest in athletics. There are no more heroes for children to look up to. No inspiration to be great. But two men have not given up on their childhood dreams.

In a story of poverty, tragedy, grand dreams, and a speedy rise to fame, Joe Cooper (Trey Parker) and Doug Reemer (Matt Stone) overcome all odds and a strained friendship to create a new pastime for a country in turmoil. A game where men with bad backs and bad knees can compete with guys that are all goosed up on ‘roids. A game for the everyday man. A game…of hope.

BASEKETBALL

By: Bobby Phillips

Bobby Phillips — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 16:39:57 +0000

A shiny red bike was the last birthday present that little Pee Wee ever received from his old man before he went off to die in ‘Nam. As a grown man, Pee Wee inadvertently crosses a shady corporation that is involved in the bike trade, and suddenly the only material link to Pee Wee’s dead father is missing. Now Pee Wee uses all his connections and skills as a child magician to turn the entire American southwest upside down in his determined quest to recover his father’s bicycle. Brian Seagers of the Washington Times writes, “Pee Wee is a relentless attack machine who mercilessly pursues his enemies.” This contemporary action thriller from acclaimed director Tim Burton has been called by Ebert and Roeper “pedal to the medal… Jack Bauer on steroids.” You won’t want to miss the biggest motion picture event of the summer: PEE WEE’S BIG ADVENTURE.

By: Gina

Gina — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:45:34 +0000

Love it!

By: Gina

Gina — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:44:45 +0000

She’s just a simple girl who loves cacti. He’s a bloodthirsty stalker who sparkles. Can two oddball misfits find true love . . . or will they just be left battling over the custody of the Golden Onion? Find out in “Twilight,” the wacky romantic comedy with a heart — a dead, frozen, bloodless heart!