Goes Wrong Collection

The "Goes Wrong Collection" is a film series centered around the fictional Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society (CPDS). This theatre society is characterized by its members' frequent ineptitude, stemming from a combination of poor acting skills, stagehand mishaps, and unfortunate circumstances. The films depict the CPDS's attempts to stage various productions, often with chaotic and humorous results, with some members joining purely for academic credit or lack of alternative opportunities. The collection comprises three films released between 2012 and 2017, totaling 220 minutes in runtime. The individual films include "The Play That Goes Wrong," "Peter Pan Goes Wrong," and "A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong." The entire collection has a reported budget and revenue of zero. The series spans six years of production. While specific details about each film's plot are not provided, the core concept revolves around the CPDS’s consistently disastrous performances. The films have garnered varying ratings on IMDb, with "Peter Pan Goes Wrong" achieving a score of 8.5 and "A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong" receiving a rating of 7.4. The "Goes Wrong Collection" represents a series of comedic films built around the recurring challenges faced by an ill-equipped theatre group. The collection's total runtime is 220 minutes, and it was active from 2012 to 2017.