My movie idea
Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 5:18 pm
We were bored at work the other day which resulted in an e-mail soliticing movie ideas. Here is mine:
Genre of Film: Romantic action-adventure tragi-comedy
Lead Actor: Chuck Norris
Lead Actress: Queen* Latifah
Supporting Actor: Chris Tucker
Supporting Actress: Barbra Streisand*
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Plot of movie (optional): A white man (Chuck Norris) who is undeniably white (more accurately, he is awkwardly and embarrassingly white) thinks he maybe, might be a black man because he has a decent jump shot, owns a copy of "Shaft" (OK, it's the 2000 version ... OK, he doesn't technically "own" it .. fine, it's an overdue rental but it still counts) and has always felt that Tupac was speaking directly to him goes on a quest to find his "real" mother (as opposed to his birth mother) played by Queen Latifah.
He teams up with Chris Tucker in a ground-breaking piece of filmmaking in which a black and white person are paired together as a little hilarity, and a lot of understanding, ensues.
Tucker's trademark fingernails-on-a-chalkboard personality adds to every hilarious* scene in which he yells "You ain't white, you are crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaazzy." (4,562 times in total)
The highlight of this 12-hour, 56-minute marathon is a 56-minute rap-off between Norris and Streisand which, somehow, has a strongly homo-erotic undercurrent and might be the most depressing thing ever recorded were it not for Steven Seagal's entire career.
In a typically bizarre Tarantino twist ending, Norris is executed once for every episode of Walker Texas Ranger that sucked, for a grand total of a lot of executions as each episode sucked.
*Not actually a queen
*Not actually talented
*Not actually funny
Genre of Film: Romantic action-adventure tragi-comedy
Lead Actor: Chuck Norris
Lead Actress: Queen* Latifah
Supporting Actor: Chris Tucker
Supporting Actress: Barbra Streisand*
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Plot of movie (optional): A white man (Chuck Norris) who is undeniably white (more accurately, he is awkwardly and embarrassingly white) thinks he maybe, might be a black man because he has a decent jump shot, owns a copy of "Shaft" (OK, it's the 2000 version ... OK, he doesn't technically "own" it .. fine, it's an overdue rental but it still counts) and has always felt that Tupac was speaking directly to him goes on a quest to find his "real" mother (as opposed to his birth mother) played by Queen Latifah.
He teams up with Chris Tucker in a ground-breaking piece of filmmaking in which a black and white person are paired together as a little hilarity, and a lot of understanding, ensues.
Tucker's trademark fingernails-on-a-chalkboard personality adds to every hilarious* scene in which he yells "You ain't white, you are crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaazzy." (4,562 times in total)
The highlight of this 12-hour, 56-minute marathon is a 56-minute rap-off between Norris and Streisand which, somehow, has a strongly homo-erotic undercurrent and might be the most depressing thing ever recorded were it not for Steven Seagal's entire career.
In a typically bizarre Tarantino twist ending, Norris is executed once for every episode of Walker Texas Ranger that sucked, for a grand total of a lot of executions as each episode sucked.
*Not actually a queen
*Not actually talented
*Not actually funny