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Maybe it had something to do with the still-unexplained appearance of a selfie of the actor Kevin Bacon looking like an unrecognizably plumper version of himself.
Whatever the origin, the hashtag #fattenamovie has been trending on Twitter all day, its conceit being that the titles of popular movies can be “fattened,” which is to say edited with alliterative words borrowed from a diet of which your doctor would not approve. The most popular one I saw repeated a few times was “Frying Nemo.” Get it?
Silly, but indulge in some weekend fun. Here’s some of the better ones.
Diet Another Day… #FattenAMovie pic.twitter.com/vadxS4uTWO
— The Image Madness (@ImageMadness) May 9, 2015
What's Gilbert Grape Eating? #FattenAMovie pic.twitter.com/lwkVUO42fQ
— Diane N. Sevenay (@Diane_7A) May 9, 2015
Twelve Chunky Monkeys #FattenAMovie pic.twitter.com/JikhjYbAfe
— ☀️Holly happily (@Hollyorange8) May 9, 2015
#FattenAMovie Who Fried Roger Rabbit?
— sailwind (@navyjapan1) May 9, 2015
Inglorious Custards #FattenAMovie
— Tag Ryan (@Tag_Ryan) April 27, 2015
How Stella Got Her Gluten Back… #FattenAMovie @JimGaffigan @jeaniegaffigan @gaffiganshow
— Ben Heisler (@bennyheis) April 27, 2015
Of course, we here at Re/code couldn’t help but get in on the fattening fun ourselves.
#FattenAMovie Midnight (Snack) Cowboy
— Amy Keyishian (@madfoot) May 9, 2015
#FattenAMovie An actual thing that happened: Plump Fictionhttps://t.co/M7SBoy1cb8
— Amy Keyishian (@madfoot) May 9, 2015
#FattenAMovie Yankee Doodle Candy
— Amy Keyishian (@madfoot) May 9, 2015
American Pie a La Mode, Godfather's Pizza, Not Without My Insulin, A Beautiful Rind, Her (Second Helping) #FattenAMovie
— James Temple (@jtemple) May 9, 2015
Lard Wars: Return of the Jelly Roll #FattenAMovie
— Arik Hesseldahl (@ahess247) May 9, 2015
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
