Alright, listen up, y’all. Today, we’re gonna yak about some movie names, the ones with just four words in ’em. Yep, four little words, not three, not five, just four. Like, “Gone with the Wind,” but, you know, different ones. We ain’t talkin’ ’bout that one today. I’m gonna tell ya ’bout some others, the kind you might see on that there TV box, or maybe at the picture show in town, if your town’s still got one of them.
First off, let’s jaw about findin’ these movie names. It ain’t always easy, you know? Sometimes you hear a name, but then you forget it quicker than a fly on a hot skillet. So, whatcha gonna do? Well, you could go ask that smarty-pants grandson of yours, the one always tappin’ on that phone thing. He knows everything, or so he thinks. He can probably find it on that Google thingamajig. Just tell him, “Hey, kid, find me some movies with four words in the title!” He’ll probably roll his eyes at ya, but he’ll do it. Kids these days, always rollin’ their eyes.
- You can also use them there “film search engines”. I ain’t too sure what that is, sounds fancy, but folks say it helps.
- Or that “IMDb” place. Sounds like a government place, but they got all sorts of movie stuff there, even the names. Lots and lots of names. Makes my head spin just thinkin’ about it.
- And if you remember who was in the movie, you can look up that actor’s films. Like, if that fella, what’s his name, the one with the muscles and the squinty eyes, if he was in it, you can find it that way.
Now, let’s get to some of them movie names. I don’t watch too many movies myself, too busy with the chickens and the garden, but I hear things. Folks talk, you know? And sometimes I catch a bit on the TV when I’m restin’ my bones.
One movie I heard about is called “I Am Number Four”. Heard it was about some young fella with superpowers or somethin’. Sounds like a whole lotta hooey to me, but the young’uns like that kinda stuff. Aliens and explosions and whatnot. Me? I prefer a good story about regular folks, but hey, to each their own, I always say.
Another one, this one’s a bit older I reckon, is “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Now that one, that’s a good one, even if it is a bit sad. It’s about a lawyer and his kids, and some trouble in their town. Teaches you a thing or two about right and wrong, that movie does. Not like these newfangled ones with all the bang-bang and the flashy lights.
Then there’s “How to Train Your Dragon.” This one’s for the grandkids, you know? Animated, they call it. Lots of pretty colors and funny-lookin’ creatures. A dragon, imagine that! Back in my day, we didn’t have no dragons, just cows and chickens and the occasional ornery mule. But the kids love it, so I guess it’s alright.
And let’s not forget “The Shawkshank Redemption.” That one’s a long one, but it’s worth watchin’. About a fella in prison, wrongly accused, and how he gets out. It’s a story about hope, they say. And patience. You need a whole lotta patience to sit through that movie, but it’s good, I tell ya, real good.
There are lots more, I’m sure, but these are the ones that stick in my old brain. Finding movie titles with four words ain’t so hard once you know where to look. And sometimes, just hearin’ ’em is enough. You don’t always need to see the movie to know it’s a good’un. Just like a good story ’round the fire, sometimes the words themselves are enough to paint a picture in your head. And that, my friends, is worth more than all the fancy picture shows in the world.
So next time you’re lookin’ for somethin’ to watch, or just somethin’ to talk about, remember these four-word movie titles. They might just surprise ya. And if you can’t remember ‘em, well, ask that grandson of yours. He’s good for somethin’, I guess.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go feed them chickens. They’re gettin’ mighty restless, and a hungry chicken is a noisy chicken, let me tell ya. Y’all take care now, and don’t watch too much of that TV stuff, it’ll rot your brain. Go outside, get some fresh air, and maybe read a good book. That’s what I always say.
