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If we've learned anything over the past couple years, it's that millennials are an incredibly easy target. Yesterday, they gained an opportunity on Twitter to have fun with both their plights and stereotypes. @TagFemmes started things off with the hashtag #MillennialAMovie, imploring users to "millennialize" popular movie titles as as game. The resulting twitter memes have been pretty hilarious.  

First impressions are important - and these films show us how it's done. 

The hit Netflix series Stranger Things is returning October 27th for its second season, and the promotional posters are incredible. Each one is a shout-out to an 80's horror film, which fits with the series' time period (1983.) A few of the films were actually released just before/after the eighties, but we'll let it slide because the art is so damn good. Here are the posters for the series as well as the posters of the films they pay homage to.

Sorry, George. You would not be winning Top Chef.

In this collection of comics, Cartoonist Cheekylicious has depicted our favorite filmmakers as chef's, and the final products are clever and amusing. We especially like that Michael Bay's penchant for gratuitous explosions is represented as a Paula Deen-style calorie bomb of a meal. 

The name is pretty much in the title here. Inspired by a hashtag, 27 people explain film plots badly. 

A look at classic Walt Disney films like Beauty and the Beast, Pocahontas, and The Lion King if they were titled literally.

Originally found at Of Demons and Time Lords.

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Source: Vanity Fair.