What is this movie about?

[Binky The Rabbit]

A propaganda film commissioned by the Foundation for Eternal Youth.

"In our world, there's no such thing as Thirty!"

 

Last House On The Left.

[BTGBullseye]

A film speculating on making all future building projects be forced to connect only to the right hand side of 1-way streets.

 

The November Man.

[danielsangeo]

The story of a man who, for some unknown reason, only seems to exist during the month of November. As he watches the clock, on November 30, 2015 at 11:59:59PM, the clock suddenly advances to November 1, 2016 12:00:00 AM. For him, there is no seeming pause in his life, but for everyone around him, he vanishes from the face of the Earth for 11 months. He must adapt to the suddenly advancing world around him. And the people around him.

 

Deadpool.

[Woah_G!]

The story of a man who, for some unknown reason, only seems to exist during the month of November. As he watches the clock, on November 30, 2015 at 11:59:59PM, the clock suddenly advances to November 1, 2016 12:00:00 AM. For him, there is no seeming pause in his life, but for everyone around him, he vanishes from the face of the Earth for 11 months. He must adapt to the suddenly advancing world around him. And the people around him.

I'd watch that film, would he age only during that month having him live 12x longer than everyone else, or is something else going on?

deadpool

 

An abandoned pool in the heart of a metropolis that some kids stumble upon and realize it allows them to see the world of the dead. Things get a little out of hand when they get stuck wondering the parallel plane of lost souls.

 

The Wolf of Wall Street

[Psychotic Ninja]

Horror movie about a killer wolf that, for whatever reason, only attacks in Wall Street.

 

 

Spider-Man

[danielsangeo]

The story of a man who, for some unknown reason, only seems to exist during the month of November. As he watches the clock, on November 30, 2015 at 11:59:59PM, the clock suddenly advances to November 1, 2016 12:00:00 AM. For him, there is no seeming pause in his life, but for everyone around him, he vanishes from the face of the Earth for 11 months. He must adapt to the suddenly advancing world around him. And the people around him.

I'd watch that film, would he age only during that month having him live 12x longer than everyone else, or is something else going on?

 

The image in my head on this film is that, since there's no seeming pause in his life, he would live his normal lifespan...but with the time advancing around him, he'd live for hundreds of years. He'd need to find out WHY this is happen before everyone he loves has died or he can find a way to accept what's happening to him--I haven't worked out all those details.

 

Spider-Man

[Binky The Rabbit]

^ I too would watch that movie. It would heartbreaking, but incredibly interesting.

 

OT: A contraction of "The Spider Man", a heartwarming tale of Love, Loss, and a man trying to stop an agency from stealing his spider collection.

 

 

Red Road.

[Selfsurprise]

Dorothy returns to the land of Oz, only to find some git has repainted the yellow brick road.

 

Next: The Fifth Element

[BTGBullseye]

A documentary on Boron, and all its uses.

 

Point Break.

[Scampi]

An old-fashioned office worker finally snaps when his lead pencil chips for the umpteenth time.

 

Monsters Inc.

[Binky The Rabbit]

A biting satire of capitalism based around the exploits of Apple Inc.

 

Dog Day Afternoon.

[Selfsurprise]

A highly uneventful film set on a dull Sunday afternoon after the starring family dog's birthday.

 

A Field in England

[BTGBullseye]

A short film dabbling in showing nothing but scenery. Critics raved, calling it "the short film of the century", and "it made me cry more than Titanic and Old Yeller combined".

 

Spectre.

[Scampi]

After a freak teleportation accident turns a scientist insane, non-solid and mostly invisible, he goes on a bank-robbing spree. Police dub him... Spectre.

 

Antz

[Selfsurprise]

Heartwarming tale about a tired and cynical English teacher finding his vocation again. A student with rather specific issues with spelling (alwayz zpelling S'z with a Z) is given over to his council, which he reluctantly agrees to take on. Despite the initial awkwardness and generational conflict, the teacher soon comes to appreciate the youngsters eccentric creativity and starts advocating a less austere approach to spelling and grammar.

 

Mysterious Object at Noon [link]

[Binky The Rabbit]

A take on the Alien-style plot. People notice that for one hour day - 12pm-1pm - a mysterious object is visible at the top of the nearby hill. A group go and retrieve it, taking back into town.

That night- and you can apply the first Alien film into this context.

 

 

Mon Oncle.

[danielsangeo]

(This will actually work out for me because I have no idea what that movie is about.)

 

A comedy about a man (whiter than the whitest white person) who is not Jamaican by birth but has grown up to believe he is comes to find out his uncle is a wealthy aristocrat and has to come to terms with this information. (Mon Oncle is a play on "My Uncle" and "Monocle").

 

Beaches.

[BTGBullseye]

Sand... Lots of sand... And some girls... But mostly sand... (it's an indie film for a small film festival)

 

Deadpool.

[danielsangeo]

About an illegal fighting club (not Fight Club) in which participants are forced to fight to the death. People bet on the winner in the "dead pool".

 

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

[Selfsurprise]

A disgusting pornographic odyssey into the depths of depravity that defies description. There's a reason they call him Willy, you know...

 

Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban