Ok. . . so here's the deal: You have a state, probably one in the American South, that's inundated with rodents. Not chinchillas. Not rabbits. But rats. Really big rats. See, the big "secret" experiment at the local college's lab--you know, the one designed to find an antidote for anxiety in the human population--used the really big rats. And the experiment worked. Almost. The rats didn't have anxiety after taking the miracle drug that the kids and the college professor discovered. But as a result of the drugs, the thousands of rats also developed super strength and intelligence, and now they're really, really angry. Did I mention that they've escaped from their cages, too?So, the whole town's inundated with these thousands of rats. The mayor has no clue on how to deal with them. The police are busy trying to contain the drug trafficking in the area, and the feds don't have time to dwell on this madness. As for the college co-eds, well, they're all making out--when the rats with super powers ain't attacking and eating them to death. I tell ya, these college kids love them some makeout!
But there is one answer to the town's dilemma: Mr. Chinchilla. He's finished all his karate classes, and he's mastered rodent control. And for at least one hour of film, he spends his time kickin' some serious rat butt.
So, whaddya think, folks? Do we have a movie deal?

3 comments:
Yes! Mr. C should go to New Orleans and battle the giant rats (or nutria) down there! The film's climax could be where he has to battle 100 nutria in a scene similar to the one from the second Matrix flick where Neo is fighting all those Agent Smiths at the same time.
Would the dialog be off? What kind of kung fu vocalizations do chinchillas make?
I think a "Game of Death" scenario would be better. The Kungchilla has to fight his way to the top of the habitat to do battle with Kareem Abdul-Gerbbal.
Oooh...I like using both jedi and Jay's ideas. Working with some cool CGI effects and Kareem would totally rock!!
Maybe I should go to ABC and see if I can get a tee-vee deal first. I mean, if ABC likes "Cavemen," how in the world could it pass up a kungchilla?!?
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