This thread of famous films reimagined as classic comedy wins the internet – the 23 best takes
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Dirty Dancing (Emile Ardolino, 1987) pic.twitter.com/JnpS9jEizY
— A Muddle of Morris (@amuddleofmorris) November 19, 2018
14.
Downfall (2004)
Dir: Oliver Hirschbiegel pic.twitter.com/jsXe8dtoJw— Darren Smith (@AnInfiniteDaz) November 19, 2018
15.
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Dir: Daniel Myrick/Eduardo Sánchez pic.twitter.com/0AsSm9V4ot— Paul Childs (@paulychilds) November 19, 2018
16.
Don't Look Now (1973)
Dir: Nicholas Roeg pic.twitter.com/He80V0RI70— Kim stuff (@dkimuk) November 19, 2018
17.
The Prestige (2007)
Dir: Christopher Nolan pic.twitter.com/HANn7Y3Wo6— Ape Linus (@Ape_Linus) November 19, 2018
18.
Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
Dir: Guy Richie pic.twitter.com/QdVVBBqNzg— Paul Childs (@paulychilds) November 19, 2018
19.
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Dir: Frank Darabont pic.twitter.com/oN6iVHSRZ3— Neil Davey (@neilcdavey) November 19, 2018
20.
Mad Max (1979)
George Miller pic.twitter.com/V4QNptQXvE— John Lacey (@johnnielace) November 19, 2018
21.
An Officer And a Gentlemen (1982)
Dir: Taylor Hackford pic.twitter.com/NYwW5I84sj— Steve (@SteveSkipper) November 19, 2018
22.
Gladiator (2000)
Dir: Ridley Scott pic.twitter.com/NNKLp4GTAF— Tempête (@tempetedigitale) November 19, 2018
23.
The Birds (Alfred Hitchcock, 1963) pic.twitter.com/dgrDZ3pl7W
— Templeton Peck (@MichaelDisco123) November 19, 2018
We’re not sure this one really counts as comedy, but it’s definitely a farce.
National Lampoon's European Vacation
(1985) Amy Heckerling pic.twitter.com/jckfH9kgZk— David McMenemy (@D_McMenemy) November 19, 2018
