Sometimes a trending hashtag on Twitter gives users an easy way to keep up on the latest information on a particular topic, while at other times the hashtag is just plain humorous and gives people a chance to contribute their own wit.
The #OppositeAMovie hashtag was definitely the latter.
In some parts of the world, #OppositeAMovie took on a life of its own as folks took the opportunity to change the names of popular films, often with a humorous result.
From classics to new films, it seems no title or genre was spared. Some of the opposite titles were obvious.
#OppositeAMovie Return to the present pic.twitter.com/MHZyU2Mxah
— Vivian Mayer (@mysty812) November 18, 2018
While other tweets used creative graphics up the ante.
The Empire Hugs Back #OppositeAMovie pic.twitter.com/2LkdJEqAwQ
— Ziggy (@mrjafri) November 18, 2018
Of all the tweets to use the hashtag, some of the most simple were also the most endearing.
It’s not exactly clear what prompted the #OppositeMovie hashtag, but given the tens and thousands of tweets, it clearly brought a lot of laughter.
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