Twitter's #AddAProfessionRuinAMovie trend makes Hollywood films sound far less dramatic
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Your support makes all the difference.Some of Hollywood’s most iconic films have been given an unexpected twist by a Twitter trend sweeping both sides of the Atlantic.
Conan the Librarian, Star Wars: The Umpire Strikes Back, The Texas Chain Store Manager and Jurassic Park Ranger were among suggestions by people using the #AddAProfessionRuinAMovie hashtag.
It was the top trend in the UK this evening and was rising in Canada and the US.
An account called @2GirlsAndATag claimed to have started the hashtag by telling people to “get busy playing” their game.
Here are some of the best suggestions.
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