This idea just came to me and I haven’t attempted to find any previous threads that may deal with the notion. That said, here’s the deal:
Visualize those big posters in theater lobbies. Crammed with images of the stars, the setting, some big action still. You know the type.
Limit yourself to one picture, but give as much descriptive detail as you can to narrow that image down to just one movie so that your description will make anybody know just what movie you mean.
Here’s the example I have thought of:
The deck of a WWII naval vessel. An officer is standing near the railing of an upper deck with a potted plant, like a fern or a plam tree, held high over his head, obviously in the midst of throwing this thing overboard.
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
A man whose facial features and stance would indicate limited mental capacities with his pants legs reaching well above his sock tops is standing in a fast food window gazing at the menu while the clerk looks at him quizzically.l
A strange humanoid with a joyous expression is holding up a cat out of some wreckage, amongst the wreckage are kittens, in the background is tremendous upheaval and wreckage. There are tears on the humanoid’s face.
Just so you’ll know, Zabali_Clawbane, if I saw that movie I can’t remember the scene. It sounds like one of the disaster movies involving an earthquake or some other natural disaster, or else an Armageddon type sci-fi futuristic post-apocalyptic thing.
Is there some mischief in using the term “humanoid”?