The manila envelopes have been put away, the free Nandos have been redeemed and teachers, students and parents across the UK can go home knowing that GCSE results day is finally all over.

It’s now time to relax and embrace a bit of silliness - that’s why the Tes team created the #changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs hashtag on Twitter today. The responses were certainly creative, to say the least. 

Here are a few of our favourites: 

We’re still singing The Shallows:

A* is reborn #changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs

— Brian Christian (@BC_Riverside) August 22, 2019

It goes at Progress 88mph:

Just zombelieve in yourself:

Residual Evil #changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs

— Bill Wilkinson 🌈 is now mostly on 🧵s (@DrWilkinsonSci) August 22, 2019

How do you say “I’m absolutely terrified” in French?:

That would be a vastly different film:

Fifty grades of A... do I win?

— Joe Nutt (@joenutt_author) August 22, 2019

Some people really went for it: 

Puntastic! It really got us thinking....#changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs #gcseresultsday2019 #ThursdayThoughts

🎞️The Examover (The Hangover)
🎞️Tomb Grader (Tomb Raider)
🎞️The Grateful for Eight (The Hateful Eight)
🎞️The Hills Have A's (The Hills Have Eyes)

— Frog Education (@FrogEducation) August 22, 2019

For those who feel like the Fogg has lifted: 

Around the World in 80 Grades ... sorry for that one! #changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs

But more usefully also see this for the good news today on geography https://t.co/gIjTEwP5nZ

— Steve Brace (@SteveBraceGeog) August 22, 2019

If you’re a bird, I’m a bird: 

#ChangeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs
The (Revision) Notebook pic.twitter.com/7fNTKbybag

— Jodie Dickens (@Jodie_Intequal) August 22, 2019

We were really plumbing the depths for this one: 

AQAman#changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs pic.twitter.com/4dQw06vDCC

— 🅰️nonymouse #ActuallyAutistic 🏴‍☠️ (@twitfacemehere) August 22, 2019

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a re-mark: 

Superman 2, but we asked for a remark, and it came back as a 3 #changeafilmtobeaboutGCSEs

— Stuart Hayward (@stuartteachphys) August 22, 2019