New York Magazine Competition No. 67: Leap-Year Movies

Welcome back to the New York Magazine Competition. On alternate Mondays (or, this week, Tuesday), we lay out a challenge and offer sample responses. Enter in the comments section or on Twitter with the hashtag we’ve provided, and the editors will select a winner. Criteria are highly subjective, but heavily retweeted and favorited posts will have an advantage. The prize is a year’s subscription to New York in print or a two-year subscription to the iPad edition (winner’s choice). Full rules are here.

COMPETITION NO. 67: “LEAP-YEAR MOVIES.” Please offer a movie title altered to accommodate this month’s calendar adjustment. For example:

29 DAYS LATER

THE EXTRA DAY OF THE LOCUST

THE 160-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN

Enter on Twitter with the hashtag #leapyearmovies, or in the comments thread below, by March 3.

RESULTS OF COMPETITION No. 66, NEAR-MISS SONGS,” in which you were asked to provide a song title that almost works.

HONORABLE MENTION TO:

Who Is Zooming Whom?
—Econpete

Dust Like A Woman
— RubyBaby

Bernie and the Jets
— RustyShackelford

We Can Twerk It Out
— rmtmiller

Semi-Sweet Symphony
— KathleenS

Sunshine Batman
— Lexxman

My Boyfriend’s Black
—rmtmiller

The Edward I. Koch Memorial Bridge Song
—ragman1940

I Heard It Through the Facebook
—Albacorps

You’re So Veiny

Nessun Dormouse
—Periclescrystal

99 Bottles of Milk on the Wall
—MalcolmMerriweather

If I Had a Million Canadian Dollars

You Can’t Always Want What You Get
—NYCTarHeel

You Don’t Bring Me Flour
—rmtmiller

Abraham, Martin, and John, CPAs
— Lexxman

Unchained Mel Gibson
— onvacation

Purple Nurple Haze
77BC

AND THE WINNER IS:

I Wanna Hold Your Ham
—TheNext_MrsBass 

Competition No. 67: Leap-Year Movies