Epic Movie (2007) -

The story follows four adult orphans—Lucy, Edward, Susan, and Peter—who find "golden tickets" and embark on an adventure that starts at a bizarre chocolate factory and ends in the mystical (and snowy) land of .

Released in January 2007, is the ultimate time capsule of mid-2000s pop culture chaos. Directed by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer—the duo behind Date Movie and Meet the Spartans —this parody film trades a traditional plot for a rapid-fire series of "look-alike" gags and slapstick riffs on the era's biggest blockbusters. The "Plot" (In a Nutshell)

The film moves so fast it rarely explains why it's spoofing a movie. Within the first few minutes, it jumps from The Da Vinci Code to Nacho Libre and Snakes on a Plane without a second thought. It even finds room to parody MTV Cribs , Punk'd , and The Hills —cultural artifacts that have mostly faded into obscurity today. Epic Movie (2007)

A parody of The Da Vinci Code , discovering her uncle’s murder through cryptic clues.

Jennifer Coolidge plays the villainous parody of Narnia’s White Witch, tangling with Fred Willard as Aslo (a very lusty version of Aslan the lion). The story follows four adult orphans—Lucy, Edward, Susan,

The humor relies heavily on gross-out gags, including one infamous scene involving characters vomiting on each other. A Patchwork of 2007's Biggest Hits

It features a "who’s who" of 2007-era celebrities (or at least their eerily accurate look-alikes), including parodies of Paris Hilton, Borat, Jack Sparrow, and P. Diddy . The "Plot" (In a Nutshell) The film moves

Despite being slammed by critics, the film was a massive commercial hit, grossing against a modest $20 million budget. It remains a polarizing relic for several reasons: