Recent research by Orange Wednesdays revealed nearly half of UK film fans (46 per cent) have lied about seeing a classic film to impress their mates and work colleagues: Orange TwitFlix has been launched as a new bluffers film guide, offering a concise précis of classic films everyone should know.
Entries that have already been submitted to Orange TwitFlix:
“Not for the fainthearted, or easily confused. 1940s Mafia at their best despite the dodgy bedfellows & cheekpads!” @Vertigo_1
The Godfather: Part One
“Young clownfish gets poached, needs kelp, fins can only get batter as long as they don’t flounder or shrimp on effort.” @muckykisses
Finding Nemo
“Shrimp lovin’, ping-pong playin’, superfast runnin’ Vietnam hero Forrest loves Jenny lots. She dies though
Forrest Gump
“Boy meets girl. Girl is Boy’s sister. Boy meets baddie. Baddie is boys father plus we meet Yoda we do” @misstreatz
Star Wars
“Likeable Swinging Sixties cockney chancers attempt Milan bank hoist in Mini cavalcade, ending is a cliff hanger” @morphic43
The Italian Job
“Mummy murdering male motel manager masks as mental mom to murder moneythief Marion. Massacres many” @muckykisses
Psycho
Each weekday Orange will announce a new film via the @orangefilm Twitter feed for fans to submit entries to. A panel of Orange film experts will then select their favourite entry of the day, with the author of the week’s best Orange TwitFlix tweet winning a new Blackberry 9700 smartphone. The panel is judging entries on their humour, originality and aptness. Daily and weekly favourites will be uploaded to the Orange TwitFlix page for the whole nation to enjoy and reference.
To get involved in Orange TwitFlix, all film fans need to do is sign-up to Twitter (if they haven’t already) and start following @orangefilm for inspiration. To submit an entry, followers simply tweet it as an @reply or direct message to the feed.
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