"Change of One" - Spirit Drummers, 2000
John and I came up with a game this weekend. Here's how it works.Take a movie title. Change only ONE letter within the title. And the resulting word, after the letter change, must be a real word.
Examples? The first one I came up was: "The Bribe of Frankenstein". And how about the film about abnormal weather: "One Blew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
John came up with a couple of classics. He remembered that Bruce Willis once made a gardening thriller called "Dig Hard". And then there was Hitchcock's only boring film - the one about London Tube drivers - called "The 39 Stops"!
We welcome other submissions, and I'm SURE you can come up with some good ones!
Janet
posted by Janet @ 8:34 pm
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James Bond stars in Coldfinger - a crazed man intent on taking over the world freezes his finger in ice cream
The Codfather - the violent story of New Yoiks toughest fish market
Schnindlers Lift - the moving story of the worlds third largest elevator company
Apocolypse Non - the french remake of a classic movie
Paws - Amity Island is terrorised by Westies
No country for old Mel - Find out what's happened to Mel Smith in this movie that
Lady Chatterley's Loser - more gritty hijinks with realistic rustic accents
The Gums of Navarone - a group of dentists seek out to destroy Nazi Germany
Last Mango In Paris - No names to be mentioned other than Marlon Brandy
The Lizard of Oz - More reality TV from Down Under
Nozza, those are great! I think my favorite is "The Lizard of Oz" - inspired!!!
Janet
How can I compete with Nozza's marvellous list?
How about that epic about the Romans in Scotland: Chariots of Fife?
And in case you thought it was all about a large green scary ogre, think again: Shrew.
Star Wart.
Or Stag Wars.
The one about splitting the atom: Fission Impossible.
The diary of a string enthusiast: You Only Live Twine.
The dangers of alcoholism: Gone with the Wine.
This is a great game. Would you mind if I put it on my blog too?
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