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Untitled Fake Movie Project
Online Database Entry

So you want to replace Leonard Maltin as king of the movie summaries? No problem! You're welcome to create as many fake movie listings as you want and submit them to us. We'll then post all the submissions on the website (which may or may not be password-protected, but we'll send you the password as long as you give us a valid email address). All submissions become property of the Postmodern Village and may used however we deem suitable. When applicable, we will always give you credit unless you prefer to be anonymous. Just make a note of that, or any other message, in the comments area.

Some examples of previous submissions:

Grapes of Wrath: New Generation (2001) *** D: Paul Thomas Anderson. Neil Patrick Harris, Anthony Michael Hall, Phillip Michael Thomas. Modernization of Steinbeck's classic is ambitious, yet satisifying. When dot-com jobs dry up, our heroes keep moving up the Pacific Coast in search of paradise. Features Senator Maria Cantwell as Rose of Sharon. c, 163 minutes, PG-13, JH.
Last Harvest, The (1993) **1/2 D: Michael Cimino. Evan Dando, Julia Roberts, Liam Neeson, Cloris Leachman, Hal Holbrook, Rodney Dangerfield, Barney, Pembroke Tee. Dando's muscular backside is the real star of this explicit, overlong pioneer epic about a family of Irish immigrants in rural Tennessee. Best Supporting Actor Oscar went to Barney for its portrayal of migrant worker Slim. c, 134 minutes, R, JE.
Shadow of the Third Man (1951) ** D: Robert V. Caldwell. Joseph Cotten, Trevor Martin, Annette Shelly, Victor Pemberton, Donald Kwan. The third entry into the "Third Man" series, the one that "Third Man" creator Graham Greene refused to watch. Standard runaround through London, Third Man still dead, syndicate crushed once again. bw, 95 minutes, not rated, DC.
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