If you're familiar with Contextualize/Whamise This Line, then you may know how this will work. However, instead of a line, you must write a plot/synopsis based off a title from a work in a "Poster above you" format. For example...
Troper A: Soul Surfer
Troper B: Soul Surfer is a cyberpunk action film about a man who has the unique ability to go into the bodies of other people, and must do this to clear his name for a crime he hasn't committed.
Something like that. I'm just hoping I'm being concise enough. Alright, let's begin.
edited 5th Feb '13 10:14:18 AM by Psyga315
A mysterious corporation creates artificial humans and plans to sell them as living weapons in the black market. Law enforcement has been trying to figure out how they were able to create said technology.
A young detective finds out that the victims of the recent string of murders are listed in the case files of Yakushiji Ryoko, a deceased policewoman. Upon prying she is immediately transferred to a mysterious Department Zero. It turns out that only a few people can read the aforementioned case files, and that those case files are actually predictions— which, according to the Dept. 0 chief is 95% accurate.
Twisted Time and Warped Sky
edited 21st May '13 3:57:19 AM by fillerdude
A documentary about the French house duo Justice, covering their early years when they first started making music up until the release of their critically and commercially acclaimed debut album.
John Dies At The End
edited 24th May '13 4:17:01 AM by FingerPuppet
Bob visits his frail, fortuneteller grandpa, who tells him that "John dies at the end". Bob has no idea who John is or what the end is supposed to be, but for some reason the phrase got stuck in his head...
Ancient Chinese Inventions
A disaster strikes in a hyper religious town in the Deep South. The story follows how their faith changes in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Pirates and Paper Planes
"I drank the blood of angels from a bottle, just to see if I could call the lightning down."About a group of youngsters one of whom is randomly made an example of for pirating songs from and movies from the internet by major companies. The book details the emotional anguish and torment of this group of friends who are trying to support their comrade as he is used as a pawn by major entertainment industries. In the end it makes neither a strong case for or against piracy.
Oh and paper planes are a symbol for their friendship as a memory involving them making some when younger.
Songs of Modern Pilgrims
edited 25th May '13 3:26:19 AM by Yachar
'It's gonna rain!'The Canterbury Tales, retold as a musical in the 1990s.
Mario's Flaming Whiskers III
I'm so sorry that my avatar doesn't appear fully in the shot, but the cat was threatening the photographer.
The third in a series of gut-busting comedy movies about an Italian pizza shop owner named Mario and his hyper-intelligent cat, Whiskers, who has fire superpowers.
edited 26th May '13 7:54:25 PM by somerandomdude
ok boomerhm...
perhaps this:
a weary traveler comes across a small town on the border of this world and Faerie, and dreams of ancient gods. they influence him through self-fulfilling prophecies, and he tries to fight them off.
games of the gods.
so much to do, and yet... here, it feels like one cannot do anything but lie here and sleep forever.A story set in a world where everyone has a patron god. The god's entertain themselves through pitting their heros against one another in various ways. The story starts with the appearance of a man without a patron god. The story follows several different people, each of whom is a major champion for a god, trying to understand the godless man.
Under the Dome
edited 27th May '13 2:12:04 AM by TheManaThief
"I drank the blood of angels from a bottle, just to see if I could call the lightning down."

a group of engineers try to build a war machine for their country while keeping it safe from enemy spies.
Songs of the Plateau.
so much to do, and yet... here, it feels like one cannot do anything but lie here and sleep forever.