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 Hi Bestie, so today we’re gonna be brainstorming about what our movie opener is going to be on…..

 Today Makayla and Fernandidito and me came up with the idea of doing our movie opener on a parody of 21 Jump Street!!!!!!!!!! it was a really weird suggestion on my behalf because both Fernando and Makayla are seniors and I thought it would be funny if we could redo it because the address of our school is like 1700 Basking Rd. and I was a pretty cool name I was like wait a minute what if we just make it like 21 Jump St? 



That’s where we at right now……we kinda just goofed around the entire class coming up with like ideas…

 But that was the best one that we had so far. And the genre that it would fall under would be considered a comedy and a pro of that would be that if it is funny, then it’s probably going to be really funny and make the audience entertained butttttttttt if it’s not funny, then the audience will be very bored and also it can be annoying sometimes when it’s not funny, and it’s just stupid randomness, which can also be considered funny to some people, but it’s a very controversial genre since it’s really depends on the viewers sense of humor. 

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