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Colonel Sanders fights Jack In The Box !
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Colonel Sanders fights Jack In The Box !

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Colonel Sanders must fistfight, fry, and outmaneuver the chaotic Jack in the Box to prevent a fast-food apocalypse that threatens every drive-thru in America.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit meets John Wick

Colonel Sanders must fistfight, fry, and outmaneuver the chaotic Jack in the Box to prevent a fast-food apocalypse that threatens every drive-thru in America.

Action Comedy / Satirical Brawlerabsurd explosive satirical irreverent chaoticcorporate satiremascot identityconsumer rebellionunlikely heroism

Synopsis

In a world where fast-food icons are living, breathing combatants, Colonel Sanders—retired Southern-fried legend—discovers Jack in the Box has hacked every menu board to brainwash customers into devouring each other. Dragged back into the grease, the Colonel teams with a rogue drive-thru crew to stop Jack’s plan: a colossal animatronic god that will crown him ruler of all quick service. High-octane mascot battles erupt across neon-lit parking lots, from exploding taco trucks to a final showdown inside a mile-wide bucket of chicken. Equal parts ridiculous and heartfelt, the film skewers branding while delivering bone-crunching set pieces that turn chicken tenders into nunchucks.

The story

Act I

Colonel Sanders enjoys quiet retirement until Jack hijacks every billboard and begins mutating mascots into violent minions; a late-night attack forces the Colonel back into his signature white suit.

Act II

Allied with Wendy and a disillusioned Grimace, Sanders raids Jack’s fortified headquarters, uncovering a plot to merge every chain under one murderous clown-god; betrayals and escalating food-weapon fights peak during a monster-truck rally in a stadium-sized drive-thru.

Act III

In the ultimate grease-soaked brawl atop a collapsing giant bucket, Sanders rejects corporate immortality, fries Jack’s circuitry, and restores free will to the menus—earning a new generation of respect for the original finger-lickin’ hero.

The cast

Colonel Sandersreluctant hero

A grizzled, courtly Southern icon dragged out of retirement who still packs a mean right hook and secret-recipe wisdom.

dream cast: Jeff Bridges

Jack in the Boxchaotic villain

A mischievous, spring-loaded prankster whose playful exterior hides megalomaniacal plans to dominate every menu nationwide.

dream cast: Ryan Reynolds

Wendyfierce ally

Red-pigtailed strategist and former rival who supplies tech and attitude to the fight against Jack.

dream cast: Zendaya

The Burger Kingcomic relief kingpin

A silent, crown-wearing enigma whose only weapon is a scepter that fires burger projectiles at inopportune moments.

dream cast: Steve Buscemi

Grimacegentle brute turned warrior

A purple, misunderstood muscle whose loyalty shifts after Jack’s corruption nearly destroys his family diner.

dream cast: Dave Bautista

Dream crew

Director

in the style of Edgar Wright — kinetic action-comedy precision

Writer

in the style of Diablo Cody — razor-sharp pop-culture satire

Composer

in the style of Ludwig Göransson — bombastic yet funky fight anthems

Cold open

INT. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN - MIDNIGHT

The dining room is empty except for one elderly man in a white suit polishing a brass cane. The neon “OPEN” sign flickers. Suddenly every drive-thru speaker crackles with maniacal laughter.

COLONEL SANDERS
(looking up)
Jack… you always did like a grand entrance.

EXT. PARKING LOT - CONTINUOUS

A giant jack-in-the-box springs from the asphalt, metal coils whipping like tentacles. Mascot drones—burger-headed soldiers—pour out, smashing windows.

JACK (O.S.)
(echoing)
Time to spice up the menu, old man!

Sanders flips a table, revealing a hidden fryer. He loads it like a shotgun.

COLONEL SANDERS
Some recipes are worth fighting for.

He fires hot oil blasts, sending drones flying in a shower of sparks and french fries. The camera whips into a high-octane tracking shot as the Colonel charges into the night.

Why now

In an era of endless brand wars, meme mascots, and corporate overreach, audiences crave a cathartic, absurd takedown of the very logos that dominate their feeds and stomachs—delivered with the visceral joy of stunt-driven action and zero corporate filter.
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