2 PLOTS, 1 TITLE

2 Plots, 1 Title #5

The plot of two movies combine to make one memorable title. (Game rules available)

Lee Marvin whips up a ragtag group of 12 World War II commandos to take on Steve Martin’s over-sized family in this remake of the 1950 film by the same name.

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Cheaper by the Dirty Dozen (2003’s Cheaper by the Dozen and 1967’s The Dirty Dozen)

2 Plots, 1 Title #4

The plot of two movies combine to make one memorable title. (Game rules available)

In his unforgiving quest for wealth, oilman Daniel Day-Lewis competes against the likes of Jean-Claude Van Damme in an underground street fighting competition.

Answer:

There Will Be Bloodsport (2007’s There Will Be Blood and 1988’s Bloodsport)

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2 Plots, 1 Title #3

The plot of two movies combine to make one memorable title. (Game rules available)

Based on the 1962 novel by Ken Kesey, Jack Nicholson causes disruption in a mental hospital with the assistance of a cadre of animated animals voiced by Bruce Willis, Garry Shandling, Steve Carell, William Shatner, Wanda Sykes and Nick Nolte.

Answer:

One Flew Over The Hedge (1975’s One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and 2006’s Over the Hedge)

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2 PLOTS, 1 TITLE #2

The plot of two movies combine to make one memorable title. (Game rules available)

In this kids’ classic that combines live-action with animation, Macaulay Culkin is transported into the pages of a high-seas adventure starring Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany, who are in pursuit of a French privateer.

Answer:

The Pagemaster and Commander: The Far Side of the World

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2 Plots, 1 Title is a word and movie game we play among each other almost constantly. To play, we’ll share a combined plot synopsis of two movies, and you guess the title, which is a mismatch of the two movie titles.

The movies generally share a similar word or similar sound in their title, which makes them easier to mash.

For example, we could say:

In this early 20th century classic, Dorothy and little Toto realize that not only are they no longer in Kansas, they are in fact inside Bill Murray’s animated immune system.

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The two plots are The Wizard of Oz and Osmosis Jones, meaning the answer is:

The Wizard of Osmosis Jones

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