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Best Summed Up: The Ultimate Film Limerick Quiz Book

by Cannata, Jeff

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Think you know your movies? Put your film knowledge to the ultimate test—five rhyming lines at a time! 

In Best Summed Up: The Ultimate Film Limerick Quiz Book, writer, actor and popular podcaster Jeff Cannata transforms his witty movie reviews into a hilarious and addictive trivia challenge for film lovers. 

Featuring clever limericks inspired by contemporary cinema, this entertaining collection challenges readers to identify films from their poetic descriptions. From blockbuster hits and award-winning favourites to action-packed adventures and unforgettable cinematic disappointments, no movie is safe from Cannata's playful commentary. 

Explore films released between 2018 and 2024 across five progressively challenging quiz levels, from casual moviegoing to expert-level film knowledge. 

Whether you're testing your own memory, challenging friends at a movie night or searching for the perfect gift for a dedicated cinephile, Best Summed Up: The Ultimate Film Limerick Quiz Book delivers plenty of laughs, surprising clues and satisfying discoveries. 

A wonderfully original combination of movie trivia, humour and poetry that will keep film fans guessing until the final answer.

“If you look in this book you will find, Lots of movies astutely outlined.” - Brian Bilston, poet and novelist 

“I love this! You'll find yourself sometimes laughing, sometimes deep in thought” - Dan Trachtenberg, filmmaker and podcast host 

“He's part Shel Silverstein and part Roger Ebert with a touch of a 70s game show host.” - Jerry Trainor, actor and director
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