[Brian Allgar]

You did indeed, Chris.

Originally Posted by Chris O'Carroll

Someone might do a single long plot summary, I suppose, but I imagine that many people will enter multiple short ones, as many as they can fit into the 125-word limit.

Unfortunately, they have gone exclusively (and to my mind boringly) for the single long plot summary, most of which outstay their welcome by about 100 words. Yet the example was only 14 words. Oh well, let's see what the fresh woods and pastures new have to offer.

Ah ... I've just looked at the fresh woods, etc., above. I think I'll sit this one out in my own back garden.

[Roger Slater]

Since the premise of the joke was the dropping of a letter, it certainly seemed logical to suppose that the plot summary would be no longer than needed to turn the letter-dropped title into a joke. This was very much the kind of contest you'd see at the Washington Post Style Invitational, but I can guarantee you over there brevity would be rewarded.

[basil ransome-davies]

I share those feelings & feel so pissed off that I am breaking a personal rule & posting my (losing) entries on the Film Title Winners thread.

[Janice D. Soderling]

Don't remove the BANNED. I've asked Alex to take a look at it and advise.