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 Follow the Leader of I Robot, in which a new Generation of Robots, G4, has managed to attack humanity and overthrow the human government, replacing it with monarchy, its ruler being broken Merry-Go-Round modified to look like a godly horse called "The Solaris God". A detective has to team up with a G1 Robot, a classic robot that can transform into a semi, to take down the Monarchy.
Episode Final
The first human clone, having discovered their true nature, sets off to find the person they are a clone of.
I'm so sorry that my avatar doesn't appear fully in the shot, but the cat was threatening the photographer.![]()
The fight for freedom and equality starts when Clone Model AXNG53145 discovers an illegal copy of the titular self-help book while cleaning up an old man's apartment.
About a girl named Lain who is infamous for her crazy experiments, earning her the moniker "Serial Experiments Lain". Involves rabbits.
Problem Children Are Coming
edited 30th May '13 6:57:05 AM by fillerdude
Darker and Edgier Alice In Wonderland, but unlike American McGee's take on it, this one is more mature in the sense that Alice sports Triangle Shades and demands everyone to answer her when she asks "JUST WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK I AM!?"
In the not-to-distant future, a group of brilliant scientists, philosophers, and engineers; disillusioned with the wanton disorder and debauchery of humanity; sought to create their own perfect world of perfect order, where none suffered, and everyone new their place. They built a massive generational starship, aptly named Paradise, and leave Earth.
A little over two centuries later, their tiny society is flourishing, and the memories of a babaric, crowded, noisy Earth fade into myth. Until......
They encounter a caravan of nomads, the survivors from an alliance of a dozen worlds, all destroyed by an evil menace. And the evil force's next target.....Earth.
Not wanting to disturb their blissful happy little existence, the residents of the Paradise wish to continue on their way. But their basic humanity and long dormant loyalty to their home planet is too much. Leading a ragtag fleet of aliens searching for a home, they return to save theirs.
edited 10th Jun '13 2:07:30 PM by TheStarshipMaxima
It was an honorA television documentary following various groups of "diehard" fans, including a particularly fierce battle between trekkies and whovians that breaks out at a convention.
Olives are a food I likePaul gets invited to a trip by Anne, who's been missing for ten years. Paul is told to go to the old gas station, and he complies. Next thing he knows, he's lying flat on his back inside a UFO, with Anne beaming down on him. "First up, Tucana Dwarf. The folks there are hosting this really cool sludge thingy festival."
Thus begins this tale of an epic "road" trip.
Infinite Stratos
A superhero comic book. Stratos, originally a Vandal Savage expy gets a major retool and his own series after a companywide continuity reboot.
The new Stratos is a criminal in very near future, who gets to have some new weapon technology tested on him in place of being executed. Instead of killing him, it sends him to the very beginning of the universe, which somehow makes him immortal (Jack Harkness style). Drifting in space for millenia he has a lot of time to rethink his life. When he finally ends up on earth (together with or as the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs) he has become the atoner and, when humanity finally emerges, becomes a wandering antihero.
The series proper starts in present day, specifically, the day Stratos was born. Odd numbered issues deal with Stratos trying to decide if he wants to prevent his past mistakes and pondering the possible consequences of doing so (he has no idea haw time travel works in this universe), while simultaneously discovering strange new things about his past and an ancient conspiracy, while the even numbered ones are seemingly unrelated on-offs about his adventures through the history that actually provide a lot of hints about main story arch.
V for Vendetta
edited 11th Jun '13 1:00:13 PM by kefiiirs
Sue Grafton's new thriller about a disgruntled ex-politician who exacts revenge by going after everyone the Mole staffer who ruined his Senate bid loves.
The Towers of Hanoi
Star Trek exists in large part because Tsar Nicholas II Romanov was assassinated and I don't know how to feel about thatA planet-hopping archaeologist from the far future falls in love with a Carthaginian soldier. They must save each other's worlds.
edited 13th Jun '13 1:33:08 PM by IuraCivium
Star Trek exists in large part because Tsar Nicholas II Romanov was assassinated and I don't know how to feel about thatA upbeat hospital work com about a Doctor named Doctor (Dr. Jeffery Doctor, to be precise) and his attempts to woe his the ball-busting Hospital Chief of Medicine while solving medical mysteries and facing endless jokes about his name.
edited 13th Jun '13 9:10:26 PM by LMage
The first of six books in a series in a universe where there are four kingdoms named after the four suits in a deck of cards (the fifth is The Jokers, a book about the nomadic peasants and warriors who migrate between them) with a pursuant caste system (the sixth and final book is Aces High). In Kingdom Hearts, the Jack of Hearts finds out about his impending marriage to one of Kingdom Diamonds' nobility…and does not want.
edited 13th Jun '13 10:46:42 PM by IuraCivium
Star Trek exists in large part because Tsar Nicholas II Romanov was assassinated and I don't know how to feel about thatMaster Chef Jean-Pierre likes to come up with something different every time to "prime" his guests for their meal. Here we see an extensive cookbook containing 101 of Jean-Pierre's "Primers"
The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya
edited 14th Jun '13 3:53:58 AM by porschelemans
I'm so sorry that my avatar doesn't appear fully in the shot, but the cat was threatening the photographer.A middle aged woman suffers a psychological breakdown when her long suppressed clinical depression comes to head. While recovering in a mental hospital she most confront the manifestations of emotional devil that appear as delusions of people form her past only she can see, steadily revealing her history with depression and her life struggles to the audience.

A criminal who notoriously commits every crime in the lawbooks known as the crimson horror has to be stopped with any necessary means.
Lost Heart to an Alien World