Adding -ing to the end of a movie title
Jun. 4th, 2015 08:40 pmSo, there's this thing going around Twitter, I think, where people take a movie title, and add "-ing" to the end to come up with a new movie. Like "Jurassic Parking", the story of trying to get dinosaurs through drivers' ed, and like that.
So I've been thinking of some. And I don't do Twitter, so I'm doing them here, even though this is precisely the sort of thing that Twitter is better for than LiveJournal. Ah, well.
Bruce Willis's plays a cop whose estranged wife is one of a group of people taken hostage on Christmas Eve by the 29th President of the United States: DIE HARDING
Peter Lorre plays a serial killer who preys on children in 15th century China: MING
Another Bruce Willis vehicle; he plays an eccentric art thief who enjoys falconry in eastern New York: HUDSON HAWKING
Matthew Broderick is a high school student who plays hooky from school to spend a day whimsically working as a contract killer: FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFFING
In the days up to the Battle of Guadalcanal, Jim Caviezel frantically tries to finish off the inside of the jacket he's sewing, using some light crimson fabric he's got: THE THIN RED LINING
So I've been thinking of some. And I don't do Twitter, so I'm doing them here, even though this is precisely the sort of thing that Twitter is better for than LiveJournal. Ah, well.
Bruce Willis's plays a cop whose estranged wife is one of a group of people taken hostage on Christmas Eve by the 29th President of the United States: DIE HARDING
Peter Lorre plays a serial killer who preys on children in 15th century China: MING
Another Bruce Willis vehicle; he plays an eccentric art thief who enjoys falconry in eastern New York: HUDSON HAWKING
Matthew Broderick is a high school student who plays hooky from school to spend a day whimsically working as a contract killer: FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFFING
In the days up to the Battle of Guadalcanal, Jim Caviezel frantically tries to finish off the inside of the jacket he's sewing, using some light crimson fabric he's got: THE THIN RED LINING