your terrible ideas

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A horror story where someone digs up a golf course and then the land becomes haunted by golf

Native Americans dig up a golf course

xp or someone puts a rounders pitch in a cornfield and it becomes haunted by ghosts playing rounders

I just like the idea of "the spirit of golf" haunting the land. I'm not sure what this looks like

Yeah I like it

https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2017/10/29/12/37/golf-2899641_1280.jpg

there's a whole neighborhood here built on a golf course project abandoned due to world war. The streets run in every angle, and there are no sidewalks.

this is all the plot of The Legend of Bagger Vance iirc

er, xpost. although maybe there was a deleted town-planning scene

wtf, how is this a film?

this reminds me of the time i was tripping and spent a long time trying to find the hidden meaning in a dartboard

The plot is loosely based on the Hindu sacred text the Bhagavad Gita

wtf

let us all take heart from this tale of a mystical golf angel and be reminded that there is no idea too terrible for hollywood, amen

Warner Bros. is in prep for “Barbie,” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and directed by Greta Gerwig, who co-wrote the screenplay with partner Noah Baumbach. They’re also at script stage on a Hot Wheels film. In July, Netflix will shoot the anticipated remount of “Masters of the Universe,” with Kyle Allen starring as the buff, blonde He-Man. Universal Pictures is at work on a horror franchise based on Magic 8 Ball with Blumhouse, and the studio is bringing Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Robots to life with Vin Diesel. At Paramount, Tom Hanks will embody his childhood favorite Major Matt Mason, the astronaut action figure, with “A Beautiful Mind” screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, and MGM will put forth Polly Pocket with writer-director Lena Dunham and star Lily Collins.

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/mattel-films-robbie-brenner-barbie-he-man-1235166459/
― rob, Saturday, January 29, 2022 9:03 AM (two weeks ago) bookmarkflaglink

Polly Pocket with writer-director Lena Dunham

That's... just... wow

fuuuuuuck, is that real? what a terrible idea

i assume we're at most two years away from a Sweet Secrets movie franchise, done as overstuffed, audiovisual bombardments following the Transformers template.

Every TV show, book or film gets made into an 80s kids' cartoon spinoff:

"The Adventures of EastEnders"
"The Adventures of Frankenstein"
"The Real 12 Angry Men"
"The Old Man, The Sea and Spongey McGee!"
"The New Animated Adventures of Mansfield Park"
"Mighty Morphine Anna Karenina" etc.

Combination Legal Zoom and Cameo with which you make legal threats via celebrities

excellent

Mike Tyson v. Chestnut Hills Homeowner's Association

re: your nonstandard mailbox

Galaga except instead of shooting spaceships you smash a variety of different fruit and naturally it's called Gallagha' now

The gritty reboot of Fresh Prince of Bel Air that is actually happening (without any apparent sense of irony) seems like the kind of thing this thread would come up with

Greyonnaise - a mayonnaise that is grey.

An eating competition combined with a velodrome based bicycle race event, called the Om-nom-nom-nium. Could be popular given how many calories professional cyclists have to consume.

gaming table beds. Instead of a sofa bed, it is a "foosbed" or "pingpongbed". You just place a big hunk of wood on top with memory foam glued to it.

An episodic TV series that traces the lives of the children of different 70s TV show characters. "Son of Sheriff Lobo," "Hawkeye's Kids," etc. Most of them are unremarkable failures.

i'm into the gaming table beds. maybe a hydraulic foot pedal to raise it to game height and then lower it to sleep

angel investor?

An episodic TV series that traces the lives of the children of different 70s TV show characters. "Son of Sheriff Lobo," "Hawkeye's Kids," etc. Most of them are unremarkable failures.

― immodesty blaise (jimbeaux), Saturday, 9 April 2022 22:39 (yesterday) link

The Fall Son

80s I guess but same idea

Wireless earbud earrings - because they're attached to your ears, they can't be easily lost. Or charged.

Namesake tribute bands - for example a Queen namesake tribute band would have a singer whose real name is Freddie Mercury, a guitarist whose real name is Brian May, etc.. They wouldn't have to look or sound anything like their famous namesakes.

that's a good idea - maybe they go up on stage and talk a little bit about what's been going on in their lives, what they're working on, that kind of thing

good evening, beatlemaniacs, i am John Winston Lennon, and i'd like to talk to you about my lawn care business

Then when they get to the 1968 era, he's replaced by a completely different guy named John Ono Lennon, who lectures about NFTs

A namesake tribute band of 'Chinese Democracy' era Guns'N'Roses would be interesting. A guy called William Rose standing at the front of the stage while two dozen people walk on and off stage behind him.

A sugarcane-based spirit, marketed to older men and supported by an ad campaign featuring the endorsement of Herbie Hancock, called "Dis is Dad Rum".

A sequel to the Woody Allen film "Zelig."

But instead of someone who can inhabit different personalities, it's someone who weighs different amounts.

"Zaftig."

Slip Inside This Mouse, a rock band of hippie burnouts doing Disney songs Thirteenth Floor Elevators style.

A new film version of the life of Gandhi, but it's a musical using all the songs from Annie.

The Raj will be gone, tomorrow
Bet your bottom rupee that tomorrow,
The viceregency will be abolished

Needs work

Assuming your guys have seen Morbius SCTV favorite Indira already.

Wasn't even thinking of Terms of Indira! A subconsciously stolen terrible idea!

Ha! Here’s what I was referring to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRShqOOmHNw

The Raj will be gone, tomorrow
Bet your bottom rupee that tomorrow,
The viceregency will be abolished

Needs work

it's the swaraj life

Wasting away again in Hooteritaville #onethread

a spinoff show called Breaking Mad (Libs) where rival ad lib book-making companies go to violent, bloody war for control of the ad lib book empire.

lol, that just put the image into my head of Bryan Cranston standing over a man bleaeing from a gunshot wound to the leg and gruffly saying "I need a verb."