First I chose ten movie titles consisting of only two words. I wrote each title on a separate piece of paper, mixed them up, then randomly selected each one so I wouldn't be tempted to orchestrate the list. Here it is:
- Rear Window
- Finding Nemo
- Die Hard
- Roman Holiday
- Groundhog Day
- High Noon
- Citizen Kane
- Toy Story
- Funny Farm
- Star Wars
- Star Window
- Rear Nemo (He finally found his son, now he's gotta raise him through the teen years.)
- Finding Hard (Everything comes easy for Helga, so she sets out on a variety of bizarre and silly ventures searching for something to challenge her abilities.)
- Die Holiday (A man is determined to kill his least favorite holiday…Halloween.)
- Roman Day
- Groundhog Noon (Groundhog, Chattanooga Charlie, challenges Punxsutawney Phil to a shadow duel at high noon, whoever resists running from his shadow is the winner.)
- High Kane
- Citizen Story
- Toy Farm
- Funny Wars (Class clown, Andrew, goes to Clown College only to discover being a goofball there is serious business.)
Okay, my brains are drained. I would love to hear your ideas for these titles!
Star Window (A place where the ordinary person can go look into what their life might be like if they became a big star.)
ReplyDeleteRear Nemo (not a clue!)
Finding Hard (A math student who breezes through classes, looking for a challenge. And then, he finds it.)
Die Holiday (A tragic drama about the death of Christmas tradition.)
Roman Day
Groundhog Noon (A kind of chipmunk Good, Bad & Ugly ... where they meet for a showdown in the middle of the field at noon.)
High Kane (A promising young man takes a sad detour into the life of a heroin addict.)
Toy Farm (Where toys are born and raised to go to market.)
Funny Wars (A take-off from the War of the Roses ... only much lighter.)
That was fun!
Thanks for sharing your ideas, Susan! It gets the ol' creative juices flowing, doesn't it?
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