Cinema in a blender, a movie mash-up: combine two or more movie titles that share a word to create a brilliant new meta-movie. Do it alone or with others, in the car, over dinner, or instead of uncomfortable conversations about relationships. Whenever and however you play, post your answers here for the world to share. This is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. It really ties the room together.
The budding romance between a lovelorn television producer and Al Gore experiences a rude awakening when they realize there are only fifty years before this planet swallows all trace of humanity. This news both frightens and stimulates the lovers, inspiring an urgent passionate ardor which sparks enough energy to harness the weather and return conditions to the proper atmospheric comfort-level. Things get ugly when they realize that their parting will result in the annihilation of all humankind.
[We briefly considered doing a Thursday Three-Way of bug movies in June. ("June Bugs." Get it?) In the intro, Phil would have said something to the effect that his anal obsessive-compulsive precocious freak-nerd nine-year old self would have impatiently pointed out that "June Bug" is incorrect nomenclature. They are, in fact, May Beetles. But nearly forty years later, mellowed by good food, better beer, and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, Phil is now prepared to accept the popular sobriquet. And besides, it's a B-52s song. As a farewell to June and its bugs, here is one spectacular bug-movie mash-up from Phil.]
To save them from the Blitz, the four Pevensie children are sent to the countryside to stay with their uncle, eccentric entomologist Dr. Nils Hellstrom. There they travel through a mystic portal to a strange realm where insects rule. With Tilda Swinton as the evil sorceress Thysania, James McAvoy as Mr. Attagenus, and Liam Neeson as the voice of the messianic Myrmeleo.
The Hellstrom Chronicles of Narnia: The Antlion, The Witch Moth, and the Wardrobe Beetle
Mo Folchart (Brendan Fraser) is a Silvertongue, gifted with the mystic ability to summon characters out of books. Unfortunately, he has been reading a muckraking expose of the corporate food industry (written by Michael Pollan, natch) and has therefore unleashed a horrorshow of industrial meat production, petroleum-based fertilizer, and environmentally-unsustainable vegetable harvesting. Can Mo send these nightmares back into the book, restore the world to an organic free-range Utopia, and rescue his wife (Sienna Guillory) from a non-Temple-Grandin-designed beef slaughterhouse before she is clubbed to death? Featuring Andy Serkis as Michael Pollan and Paul Bettany as The Force-Raised Chicken.
A revealing documentary chronicles the latest trend in New York City drag clubs - young men dressing up as wolves for a night of trans-species vogueing.
Admiral Kirk, now feeling his age and riding a desk at Starfleet, agrees to accompany Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl on a voyage to prove that adventurous Peruvians could have populated remote Ceti Alpha star system. Expecting an uneventful star cruise, the Admiral is shocked to learn that Ceti Alpha Five is now in the hands of his nemesis, the pectorally-gifted eugenicist Khan Noonian Singh!
A polar bear, an elephant, a humpback whale and Gillian Anderson get together at an elegant New York estate to discuss global warming, the loss of the rain forests and how to marry a proper society gentleman.
Overly-elastic jokes aside, American Dream is a fascinating and well-made documentary on the give-and-take between American labor and the corporate urge to outsource. MyLeftFootloose-bob sez check it out!
Michael Moore's investigation into what happened to the United States after September 11 leads him to a city in Nevada and a crack(ed) team of very special law enforcement officers.
A man wanders out of the desert not knowing who he is. His brother finds him and helps to restore what he's lost: memories of outrageous drag parties among New York's gay underclass.
BONUS (because we can't resist a three-way about a three-way)
James Bond (Michael Moore) investigates the hijacking of the town of Flint, MI, by GM CEO Roger Smith with the help of a KGB agent whose lover he killed. The movie's climactic scene features a big, sweaty ménage a trois with several guys whose names contain either Roger or Moore.
When William Jefferson Clinton and chaperone George Stephanopoulos find themselves in Washington, DC, with rooms without views, fellow guests James Carville and wife Mary Matalin step in to remedy the situation. Meeting the Carvilles could change Bill's life forever but, once back in Arkansas, how will his experiences in Washington affect his plans for his marriage?
A successful meteorologist & radio show host with low self-esteem and a growing sense of unease about climate change asks her friend Al Gore to impersonate her when a handsome oil lobbyist wants to meet her.
A comedian who lives among grizzly bears decides to run for president, and a computerized voting machine malfunction gets him elected. The pundits tear him limb from limb, in...
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