Twitter might be full of clapbacks and strong political opinions but the real gold is in Twitter comedy. Kind of like #MakeAFilmMexican. The only purpose of this hashtag is to take movie titles and add a Mexican element. Per usual, Twitter users delivered.
Twitter gave us gold once again thanks to #MakeAFilmMexican.
Mexican Beauty #MakeAFilmMexican pic.twitter.com/Zrpwa273tc
— Andy Reinhardt (@AMR736) February 8, 2017
Mainly because “American Beauty” is too basic.
Even Christian Grey got a Mexican upgrade.
50 shades of brown #MakeAFilmMexican
— ⚡️America Garcia ⚡️ (@Dannyis1337) February 8, 2017
Yeah, that’s right, upgrade.
A few people went a little obscure with their references.
Brendan Fraser and Pauly Shore starring in Ensenada Man #MakeAFilmMexican
— Eric Bermudez (@Ericthebrown75) February 8, 2017
Has anybody else watched “Encino Man.”
Tacos > Love, actually.
#MakeAFilmMexican Tacos, Actually
— Bob Grisak (@oldgriz507) February 8, 2017
Though “Love Actually” is a great movie for the holidays.
Some movie titles just need a bit of Spanish to give it a twist.
Desayuno Club #MakeAFilmMexican pic.twitter.com/uRvGZ2rUvT
— William Flores (@William_EFlores) February 8, 2017
*queues up “The Breakfast Club” and disappears from the world*
A few people took a chance in updating some classics.
#MakeAFilmMexican Tequila Mockingbird
— Lawrence Chadbourne (@lchadbou) February 8, 2017
If you haven’t read or watched “To Kill A Mockingbird“, do it now.
This Mexican upgrade definitely has a political undertone…
#MakeAFilmMexican. A few bad hombres
— max pelucci (@pologno) February 8, 2017
…and this one is all for that one person who went on a cruise to Mexico once.
"The Princess And Señor Frog"#MakeAFilmMexican
— Beach Daddy K (@The_Beach_Dad) February 8, 2017
“The Princess and the Frog” is a pretty great movie, imho.
G.I. Joe has nothing on G.I. José.
G.I José A Real Mexican Hero #MakeAFilmMexican
— ?intheattic (@JCX617) February 8, 2017
A few of these tweets should legit become movies.
Boyz in the Hood ↪ Vatos de Barrio #MakeAFilmMexican
— Robert Bruno Reyes (@Robert_B_Reyes) February 8, 2017
“Boyz n the Hood” is cute but just imagine “Vatos de Barrio.”
There were so many Star Wars jokes.
#MakeAFilmMexican Star Juarez, Episode Juan pic.twitter.com/VsV2O3i4VN
— Michael Weir (@MikeWeirNY) February 8, 2017
Some were just reimagined posters…
#MakeAFilmMexican Star Wars: Rogue Juan ??? pic.twitter.com/4Nb9tpeP2C
— The Multi Mom (@TheMultiMom) February 8, 2017
…and some are so great, they deserve a movie deal.
Star Wars: The Chancla Strikes Back #MakeAFilmMexican pic.twitter.com/dS9WWPFuHn
— Cooper Munnerlyn (@MunnerlynCooper) February 8, 2017
“Fear the chancla, you will.” – Mexican Yoda
We all have a Jorge in our life that constantly gets lost.
"Finding Jorgè"#MakeAFilmMexican
— Beach Daddy K (@The_Beach_Dad) February 8, 2017
But the greatest reboot would have to be Captain Mexico.
Captain Mexico: El Primer Vengador #MakeAFilmMexican pic.twitter.com/Yqz5xkVGIM
— Goth Spider-Man ? (@goth_spiderman) February 8, 2017
ICONIC!
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