Satire: Film Funnies That Flicker

Satire: Film Funnies That Flicker

How to Write and Teach Satire: Film Funnies That Flicker

Writing the Satire

Film’s satire screen glows – flicker it up. Target a flick: “Blockbuster bombed – popcorn’s star now.” Hit the tropes – heroes, flops: “Hero saves day – yawned through it.” Keep it reel – dull fades. Write: “Sequel’s so bad, credits ran first.” Mel Brooks’ spoofs inspire. Start small: “Ad’s epic – film’s a nap.” Practice turns reels into ribs.

Teaching the Technique

Teach film jabs with a reel twist. Give “hero wins” – twist: “Hero so great, I slept!” Show Brooks clips – trope, zing. Steps: flick, quirk, jab. Assign “bad end” – spark: “End so dull, screen quit!” Discuss pop: fun wins. Warn off flat – reel rules. Film-off: pitch a jab, best flick wins. Film’s a frame – teach them to flip it.

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