Make A Title/Make A Plot

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We had a thread where one poster creates a fake film title and then the challenge is for the next person to imagine the plot, director and casting and then that person supplies the fake title for the next person and so on.

Can't find it or remember the name so making this now. Had a lot of fun with it before.

Mods, if you can find the orginal thread please merge this with it if you so choose.


I will start with three fake titles and we'll see if we can get the ball rolling.

 

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The Spring Landing

 

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The Dancing Spiders

 

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Hell is for Hawthorne

 

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Uh... Okaaaaay...

 

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Roll Credits:


Dwayne Johnson and Pedro Pascal star as two aging stunt men in this 1980's period piece that are getting tired of putting their bodies on the line at such advanced ages. They both got into show business with the intent of making it big and calling their own shots but their prime years are past and they are a mass of injuries and both in financial distress. While working on a low budget sci fi movie they befriend a young actress played by Mila Kunis who is also an apspiring director and writer who was at one time on the upswing and a Hollywood darling but after some bad life choices including a multiple bouts in rehab and a continual on again off again relationship with an abusive boyfreind who is a B list heavy metal star she's at the end of her rope unable to get good parts and depressed that despite all the attempts to turn her life around she's feeling like her dreams and her life are going down the toilet.

The three bond after an accident on set where Kunis saves Johnson's life and in getting to know one another Kunis reveals some of the scripts she's working on and Johnson and Pascal are blown away. They can't believe how good Kunis' writing and vision are. Pascal finds a way to get the young woman's script into the hands of a mid level executive played by Paul Rudd, who instead takes credit for the screenplay, of which since this is the early 80's there's no multiple copies off or back up files. There's just a single script.

Now Pascal, Johnson and Kunis must use all the skills they have picked up on set to get the script back and give Rudd his comupence. Directed by Edgar Wight.







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