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The Ringer (2005): An introverted young man finds himself set up on a blind date but persuades a handsome friend to go in his stead. Cliched wackiness ensues. |
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The Ringer (2005): Six teenagers travelling across Europe on vacation stop in a quaint Eastern European village with a tradition of master blacksmiths - and gruesome murders. One by one they begin to die, killed by a blow of a hammer. |
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The Ringer (2005): Based on the Broadway play, this film of the musical version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame was as successful as its stage version: that is to say, not at all. Stars Cyndi Lauper as Esmerelda. |
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The Ringer (2005): A young man pretends to be mentally handicapped in order to rig the Special Olympics. Features crude, violent humour. |
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The Ringer (2005): In Italian with English subtitles, La Soneria is a touching story of a teenaged boy who plays the handbells in his local village ensemble. When World War II breaks out he is forced to choose between his duty to his country and his love for his village and his girl. |
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The Ringer (2005): A Spinal Tap-like parody of a rural sporting competition, focusing on an intense rivalry between two horseshoe-throwing champions. Features a cameo by Harry Shearer as a pie-eating contest referee. |
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None of the synopses above could possibly be legitimate! |
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I give up! What is the answer? |
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