Describe Movie Plot badly

Anyway...
Godzilla (1998) - Why there is probably at least one Godzilla fan who is a real homophobic twit.
Hidden Figures - Kevin Costner's failed comeback vehicle, also featuring some black women.
 
Baywatch - Objectification, the movie!
The Great Gatsby (2012) - The closest we'll get to a movie with a score by Postmodern Jukebox.
San Andreas - a divorce goes AWOL for personal reasons during a California apocalypse. Also, there's Paul Giamatti and enough disaster stuff to make Roland Emmerich drool.
Isle of Dogs - Wes Anderson's apology to the dogs in his previous movies.
Norm of the North - The producers saw Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, but the viewers saw nothing of the sort.
 
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Baloo is a Himalayan Brown Bear.
Read the context first before commenting ;)

EDIT: I assume you have, but my point is that the new Jungle Book's bear was not a Sloth Bear, as another poster stated, and that if they wanted Baloo to be a sloth bear, they would've had the means to make him look more like one. Now that's another one in the my book of revived conversations from several months ago...:P
 
Read the context first before commenting ;)

EDIT: I assume you have, but my point is that the new Jungle Book's bear was not a Sloth Bear, as another poster stated, and that if they wanted Baloo to be a sloth bear, they would've had the means to make him look more like one. Now that's another one in the my book of revived conversations from several months ago...:p
Your post was the closest thing about that so that’s what I posted it. :p
 
Each of seven brothers fancies a different woman from a group of seven. Their love is reciprocated and there is no double crossing. After lots of songs and dances, they all get married - a wonderful representation of what would happen in real life.
 
An old man’s wife dies, so he decides to break the laws of physics. He later meets a young boy, a dog, a bird and fights an even older man on the roof of a blimp.
 
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