#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly - Hilarious Attempts at Describing Famous Films
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When I first checked out the hashtag, Twilight was first on the list. Although the films were very popular, many were either disappointed or simply had no interest in them whatsoever. And, even as a lover of the stories, it said it all. But with the newest Star Wars to be released this week, it was obvious that a few would be dedicated to the already existing ones.
#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly Man in mask tries to kill his kids. But man in flying saucer & his big teddy bear intervene. pic.twitter.com/lvaNI3Huk8
— Duncan Whitehead (@DuncanWhitehead) December 13, 2015
#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly deadbeat dad tries to get his son to take over the family business. pic.twitter.com/z6O3hWx2av
— John (@JohnNoAthon) December 14, 2015
Serious daddy issues #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/4pylndCK6h
— Alastair Bartlett (@Alastair_JB) December 14, 2015
Some of the most famous films are being described in such perfect ways. You feel bad laughing at some of them, like Les Miserables. One of my favourite films, great cast and then someone says this.
A French dude steals a loaf of bread and he never hears the end of it #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/jjrYFwQ6gy
— Dave in Texas (@DaveinTexas) December 13, 2015
But you have to give it to them, it's pretty accurate. But how about a little Christmas joy? Everyone loves Elf, and if you don't you should. I had just never thought of it like this.
Immigrant adoptee is repatriated to country of birth, experiences culture shock & prejudice. #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/jC2Ks4YVOA
— Saturnalia Sez (@wordgeeksarah) December 14, 2015
And poor Jenifer Aniston. Someone really had it in for her.
The one where Jennifer Aniston lost her man in front of the world. #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/fUW8MlLrL5
— kelz (@kelechnekoff) December 13, 2015
I am struggling to choose which ones are worthy.. They are all so good. I love how much time people have spent coming up with them. Another great film, and then this is how it's described.
she gone bro
#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/MQzZKETUNs
— alex russell (@alexrussellglo) December 14, 2015
I must admit some of them really are of bad taste, but somehow it makes me laugh. I suppose we all have that side to us. Well done to the guy who came up with this. It's just a bit of fun and no harm done. Some of the best films ever made are mentioned and somehow they have been explained in such simple words. I could sit here all day listing the best, but I cannot decide.
him: i love you
her: new phone who dis??
#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/QamA7nBogl
— Yonnic (@YonKippur) December 14, 2015
A guy learns to love a girl without her Instagram filters.
#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/xM0k8LRXP8
— Khadi (@KhadiDon) December 13, 2015
Boy spends 7 years being a third wheel #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly pic.twitter.com/W9G4hYcyIn
— Jessie Seaborn (@Jessica_Seaborn) December 14, 2015
I really could spend all day reading through these but I must get on. But if you have some time to kill, go and check out #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly on Twitter and have a bit of a laugh.
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#ExplainAFilmPlotBadly - Hilarious Attempts at Describing Famous Films
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