Movie Tycoon 1.0

Goliath764 · August 17, 2013

The Chaperone

You need to cast John Travolta as lead because of your previous commitment:

John Travolta
- He likes the idea of being the leading role in two movies in a row.
- With that said, he wants full creative control on the next film, as in he will filter out the cast he don't like from it. He will also give some feedbacks on scene and expect the crew to cooperate with him. (Don't worry too much, I won't be a pure di** and filter everyone or screw with you, but some adjustment can happen)
- He wants 500,000 now + 1,250,000 post-release + 10% of the film's profit.

You cannot proceed without doing so unless you talk to John Travolta to delay the agreement or whatever. Do note that if you put John Travolta into this movie, you have to pull off anyone that was in Tribal Survival because he refuse to work with them.

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Serendipity 2: This Is It

You need to cast Anne Hathaway as at least second lead because of your previous commitment:

Anne Hathaway
- She is happy to have a bigger trailer.
- She wants a bigger role(at least second lead) in the 2nd and 3rd part of the trilogy.
- With that said, she will be fine with 1,200,000 for this one since she will eventually earn more by securing bigger roles in future anyway. She is fine taking only 200,000 upfront.
- The extra trailer space will cost you 50,000.

You cannot proceed without doing so unless you talk to Anne Hathaway for another arrangement.

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Chimpanzombees

Idris Elba(1.75 SP)

- No problem on America accent.

- He would want 1,750,000.

- If you agree that he could do another film with you(within your next 6) and has at least a second lead(or important support if you will) then he can loewr the price to 1,350,000 and he will only take 650,000 upfront.

Dania Gurira(0.75 SP)

- She likes the character and will do the film for 660,000.

Andy Serkis(1.50 SP)

- He believes that he is one of the best when it comes to motion capture acting, so he would like 1,000,000 along with the 3% profit. He will just take 500,000 upfront if you agree.

Michael B Jordan(0.80 SP)

- He would take the role for 400,000.

Djimon Housou(1.15 SP)

- He would like 977,500.

- He would take 500,000 up front if you agree for him to do another movie within your next 5 movies. At least a support role.

David Hasselhoff(1.40 SP)

- Cameo role really isn't that valuable. He would do a cameo for free though if you would give him at least a supporting role(as in minor support) in your next 6 films(so 1 free cameo + 1 support role). If you would take the idea, he would do this for 460,000.

Gbenga Akinnagbe(0.65 SP)

- He would take it for 260,000.

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje(1.00 SP)

- Taking the role for 450,000.

Sasha Grey(0.15 SP)

- She would take the cameo role for 10,000 OR for free if you can give her at least a supporting role in your next 5 movie.

George A Romero(1.80 SP)

- He think he can handle the film pretty well with some Romero-esque direction, 750,000 + 20% OR 200,000 + 32.5%.

Lowest cost:

Pre-release: 4,090,000

Post-release: 1,675,500 + 32.5%

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On a separate note. I saw somebody, can't remember who mention product placement. Is this a possibility and if so, how do I go about it? Could always use the extra scratch

On the last version, I tried product placement but now that I think of it, it's probably a no for now. It's just free cash out of nowhere by fulfilling some requirement, which I find make the fun easier. I think the game should be a bit difficulty in the starting phase so trying to limit bonus is one of the goal. I think it will make doing good movies more rewarding and fun for the players if it's the only way to get cash.

HOWEVER, it's find to co-create a movie with other studios. Or you can also borrow money from another studio to make your film. This is fine because it creates interaction between players which is always good.

EDIT: The flashback was supposed to show he got shot just below the knee, therefore he was deemed physically unable to work the street. But I agree with all your other points.

Been meaning to reply this but has not on multiple occasion. I think it's better in the current version. Unless the injury is permanent, he could get back to the street anyway and if the injury is permanent, beating a group of terrorist with a bad knee way too hard to be a one man job. I could buy it better if he has a partner to help him but for him to solo everyone alone is a pretty tough sale. Just my opinion and I understand that action films have main character defying impossible odds too so it isn't do-able.

EddieFnG · August 17, 2013

Been meaning to reply this but has not on multiple occasion. I think it's better in the current version. Unless the injury is permanent, he could get back to the street anyway and if the injury is permanent, beating a group of terrorist with a bad knee way too hard to be a one man job. I could buy it better if he has a partner to help him but for him to solo everyone alone is a pretty tough sale. Just my opinion and I understand that action films have main character defying impossible odds too so it isn't do-able.

I am fine with how you portrayed it, more my own fault for not going more into it in post-production, he was moved to a desk job, and overlooked every time when they needed officers on the street, as well that it effected him mentally, hence the sweating after taking out the first terrorist.

But it's fine.

nitrousacid · August 17, 2013

Serendipity 2: This Is It

You need to cast Anne Hathaway as at least second lead because of your previous commitment:

You cannot proceed without doing so unless you talk to Anne Hathaway for another arrangement.

She shall return in the next movie, will be second lead.

Russelrules44 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Goliath764" data-cite="Goliath764" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>The Chaperone You need to cast John Travolta as lead because of your previous commitment: You cannot proceed without doing so unless you talk to John Travolta to delay the agreement or whatever. Do note that if you put John Travolta into this movie, you have to pull off anyone that was in Tribal Survival because he refuse to work with them. </div></blockquote> Yeah, That's not gonna work. The role isn't fit for him! Maybe when my 3rd movie comes out. (I'll give you 1 hint, That's it)

Goliath764 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="nitrousacid" data-cite="nitrousacid" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>She shall return in the next movie, will be second lead.</div></blockquote> Didn't realize it till now. Please mark your talent list with who is the main lead, secondary lead and support. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Russelrules44" data-cite="Russelrules44" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Yeah, That's not gonna work. The role isn't fit for him! Maybe when my 3rd movie comes out. (I'll give you 1 hint, That's it)</div></blockquote> An agreement is an agreement. If you want to break the agreement, fine, but he wants 40% of this movie's profit as compensation and GUARANTEED that he will get to settle the agreement by next movie.

Russelrules44 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Goliath764" data-cite="Goliath764" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Didn't realize it till now. Please mark your talent list with who is the main lead, secondary lead and support. An agreement is an agreement. If you want to break the agreement, fine, but he wants 40% of this movie's profit as compensation and GUARANTEED that he will get to settle the agreement by next movie.</div></blockquote> ....No you know what, We'll make him the consience.

Goliath764 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Russelrules44" data-cite="Russelrules44" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>....No you know what, We'll make him the consience.</div></blockquote> To fulfill this, you will have to remove every stars that are in the movie and also in Tribal Survival, and the conscience has to be lead. My suggestion is don't do it and my tips for you is try to renegotiate. Don't always take what I give you, negotiation is important to success.

Russelrules44 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Goliath764" data-cite="Goliath764" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>To fulfill this, you will have to remove every stars that are in the movie and also in Tribal Survival, and the conscience has to be lead. My suggestion is don't do it and my tips for you is try to renegotiate. Don't always take what I give you, negotiation is important to success.</div></blockquote> Allright fine, We'll renogotiate. How about lead for 3rd movie?

EddieFnG · August 17, 2013

Renegotiating means giving him a counter-offer, dude.

Russelrules44 · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="EddieFnG" data-cite="EddieFnG" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Renegotiating means giving him a counter-offer, dude.</div></blockquote> Right.

Ayden · August 17, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Goliath764" data-cite="Goliath764" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chimpanzombees Idris Elba(1.75 SP) - No problem on America accent. - He would want 1,750,000. - If you agree that he could do another film with you(within your next 6) and has at least a second lead(or important support if you will) then he can loewr the price to 1,350,000 and he will only take 650,000 upfront. Dania Gurira(0.75 SP) - She likes the character and will do the film for 660,000. Andy Serkis(1.50 SP) - He believes that he is one of the best when it comes to motion capture acting, so he would like 1,000,000 along with the 3% profit. He will just take 500,000 upfront if you agree. Michael B Jordan(0.80 SP) - He would take the role for 400,000. Djimon Housou(1.15 SP) - He would like 977,500. - He would take 500,000 up front if you agree for him to do another movie within your next 5 movies. At least a support role. David Hasselhoff(1.40 SP) - Cameo role really isn't that valuable. He would do a cameo for free though if you would give him at least a supporting role(as in minor support) in your next 6 films(so 1 free cameo + 1 support role). If you would take the idea, he would do this for 460,000. Gbenga Akinnagbe(0.65 SP) - He would take it for 260,000. Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje(1.00 SP) - Taking the role for 450,000. Sasha Grey(0.15 SP) - She would take the cameo role for 10,000 OR for free if you can give her at least a supporting role in your next 5 movie. George A Romero(1.80 SP) - He think he can handle the film pretty well with some Romero-esque direction, 750,000 + 20% OR 200,000 + 32.5%. Lowest cost: Pre-release: 4,090,000 Post-release: 1,675,500 + 32.5%.</div></blockquote> Idris Elba - We counter with $1m and he can have a second lead in a future movie. We will pay $600k upfront Dania Gurira - We counter with 500k Andy Serkis - The offer was for 2% and we offer $800k, all upfront Michael B Jordan - We counter with 250k Djimon Honsou - We counter with 500k but we will give him a lead role in a future movie (within next 10 films) David Hasselhoff - Our original offer was as a minor support with a future cameo. We will change it to a minor support role in a future film and let him sing one song on the OST (that's a big risk <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />) but we will only pay $100k Gbenga Akinnagbe - He hasn't done anything for a while. We counter with 150k Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje - 350k Sasha Grey - 10k is fine George A Romero - We counter with 300k and 25% profit as we feel we have a potential hit on our hands

Goliath764 · August 18, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Russelrules44" data-cite="Russelrules44" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Allright fine, We'll renogotiate. How about lead for 3rd movie?</div></blockquote> In the previous agreement, he gets: - lead in future movie - full creative control Giving him lead again is not needed so that's not a deal. I will give you more tips I guess, based on previous movie, Travolta will definitely be in your next movie as lead because of the agreement. You just need to calm his monkey ass down in this one by giving him something. You can lower the 40% to a number you would like, or you can offer him money instead of %. Edit: I think I am delaying you too much so I will just make it easier for you: John Travolta can wait for the next movie but he expect a BIG pay day out of it. If you are fine with this request, then he will stop bugging you...for now.

Dawn · August 18, 2013

Can someone send me the link for this game? It looks interesting.

Goliath764 · August 18, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Smasher1311" data-cite="Smasher1311" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Can someone send me the link for this game? It looks interesting.</div></blockquote> This thread is the game, you can start playing as soon as you read up the 1st and (optional) 2nd post. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chimpanzombees Idris Elba - He feels that 1M is really out of his range, he could go as low as 1,200,000 with 600,000 upfront. Dania Gurira - How about 590,000? Andy Serkis - He's fine with 800,000 all and upfront but he also thinks 3% shouldn't be a problem. It's 200,000 lower for 1%, not too bad of a deal? Michael B Jordan - He could go with 350,000. Djimou Housou - How about lead role in next 8 film? He just want to make sure he doesn't get out of the loop for too long. 500K is fine if you agree. David Hasselhoff - 100K is more of a cameo price, he would need more than that. He alraedy think that 460,000 is pretty low but since there's many deals for the future, he could go as low as 320,000 + 1%(Well, I think 1% is fair for an OST). Gbenga Akinnagbe - Come on bro, I don't really have too much income out there, please don't slaughter me with your price cutting. How about 220,000? - He will be fine with 150,000 if you can secure him another role(at least support) within your next 4 movies. Yeah, he's that desperate. Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje - Compromise, 400,000. George A Romero - He will do 300,000 + 28.5%(He likes the .5) if you agree that he can direct any possible sequel.

Dawn · August 18, 2013

Oh, now i got it, it's all imagination, i thought that there was a sim and the guys used it, but then, i'm going to post mine here soon.

Ayden · August 18, 2013

Chimpanzombees

Idris Elba - Deal

Danina Gurira - Counter with 550k

Andy Serkis - Deal

Michael B Jordan - Deal

Djimon Honsou - Deal IF the 500k all comes post-production

The Hoff - We counter with 300k + 1%

Gbenga Akinnagbe - Ok, 150k with a support role in a future movie (within next 5). Half pre and half post production

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje - Deal

George A Romero - Deal

Ayden · August 18, 2013

Goliath, whats the ETA on the spreadsheet with a rundown on actors SP and such?

Also, is there any chemistry bonuses if actors or actor/directors do multiple movies together?

Goliath764 · August 18, 2013

<div style="text-align:center;">Hack/Slash

Review by: Mr.G</div>

Finally, a movie about Hack/Slash. Rumor has it that the franchise is in development hell for quite a while but eventually it got assigned to a smaller studio. Wow, bold move there by the owner of Hack/Slash franchise. Is that a good move? We will see in the next few minutes. The movie starts up pretty well, which is pretty essential for a good movie, and it eventually leads to a battle with the first villain of this film, Acid Angel. So far, so good.

This leads the audience into the main story of this movie(according to the plot summary), the (not really a) vacation of Cassie and Vlad. The main story is mainly about Laura Lochs reviving Father Wrath and go on with a killing spree over the vacation spot that Cassie and Vlad are in. Well, more work for the Slasher Hunters and no vacation at all. Most of the gore and horror come from the part where Father Wrath and Laura Lochs doing their dirty work throughout Palm Springs but eventually Cassie and Vlad are there for the rescue.

Huge fighting scenes ensue between the two sides. Vlad goes rampage against Father Wrath but Father Wrath does his fair share of job on Vlad as well before losing and get thrown back to hell through the mirror he came from. Laura isn't that good of a fighter though so she has to use necromancy and trickery to equal the playground. Sadly for her, such trickery isn't enough to hold off the bad-ass Cassie and Laura eventually pays her price and...it's done. Oh, there's also hints of a sequel at the end.

With a running time of 82 minutes, there just doesn't seem to be enough content to satisfy the masses, the main story part is especially too little. An ordinary movie usually has a 1:2:1 ratio between act 1,2 and 3. Of course, it's not an universal formula but it does has its reason. Much like eating a meal in a restaurant, the portion of appetizer and dessert are not going to be more than the main dish. The "main dish" of Hack/Slash appears to be a bit on the minimal side which involves the protagonists getting to the location and then just beat the crap out of the antagonists. I would prefer a little more build-up for a better climax and end fight.

The comic book cutscenes are a pretty cool idea to say the least, but using it too many times can be repetitive. It's not too bad and should be good for the comic book fans out there but I am just thinking that maybe the studio can use a more "cinema-ish" way to present the story on occassion. The studio can just expand them instead of using cutscenes to give more contents to the main story part of the movie and also at the same time, give those moviegoers that are new the Hack/Slash an easier access to the universe of Hack/Slash. After all, the book fans probably know who and what already; the movie should try to get more people into becoming fans of the franchise.

I also think that this film is more of a Horror Action than straight Horror. As I have mentioned above, the main horror part are merely when Father Wrath and Laura Lochs slaughter the crap out of the the vacation spot. Other than that, it's highly action -- clever one-liners(some bad but mostly good and even, great), tons of fighting scenes and you probably can't get away from action if it's a comic book.

Ultimately, I give this 3.0 stars. It could have been higher if the act 2 is more packed with content.

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Misc. Information

- Some hardcore horror fans are disappointed by the style of this film, as it's not their cup of scary, horror type of film. This affects the box office a little bit after words come out in various review sites. Many that watch this are fans of the original comic book(the ads behind the comic book have been very helpful) and ultimately, it doesn't bring in too many new fans.

- The trend helps slightly in bringing more box office.

- Many moviergoers wished that the film could be longer, seeing that there should be more than enough content to draw from the comic book if needed. The production value is solid enough for the film to be longer too, it could use more marketing budget though.

- The high production value of this film actually makes the DVD sales higher, that helps the revenue a little bit.

- GM's Note: It's struggle between 3.0 and 3.25 but ultimately I give you 3.0 but it's very close to a 3.25. I just think that the minor negatives weigh more than the minor positives. A better act 2 could make this a 3.5 and maybe even 3.75, as act 2 makes up the main part of a movie and is the hardest act to write.

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Revenue: 12,745,000

Budget: 3,500,000

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Gross Profit: 9,245,000

Post-release: 2,150,000

20% Bonus: 1,849,000

25% Franchise: 2,311,250

10% Co-Studio: 924,500

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Net Profit: 2,010,250

The World's not Round Studio's new capital = 3,000,000 + 2,010,250 = 5,010,250

GM's Note: In case one wonder why the revenue is so high for a 3 stars. The "profit adjustment" is in place, to increase the revenue reasonably to stimulate the franchise drawing power yet some of the money are given back to the franchise, to make sure the player doesn't get rich too fast if they can just directly ask for huge franchise.

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Impact

- Many consider Alexz Johnson to be the one that underperformed in this film. Her SP has decreased from 0.70 to 0.60 because of this.

- Cortney Palm gets more recognition out there, at the very least, the fanboys of Hack/Slash will remember her name. Cortney Palm's SP increased from 0.40 to 0.65.

- Many internet forums are debating about Ron Perlman's performance with the most popular topic being "Hellboy vs Vlad". Ron Perlman's attention has given him some SP boost, from 1.90 to 2.00.

- Tim Seeley is overall happy with the performance of the movie. He gives your studio first dip on securing a right to the sequel.

- BONUS: Comic Hero: The studio garners a fair share of interest among comic book producers. In your next negotiation of comic book adaptation, you will be given better offer from the owner of said franchise.

Goliath764 · August 18, 2013

Chimpanzombees Danina Gurira - She considers for quite sometime and even talk with her agent. Her agent said that if she did well in this film, perhaps it would make her easier to secure other jobs so there's no need to hard bargain too much. Danina agrees on the 550,000 as she agrees with her agent. Djimou Honsou - He checks his bank account and believes he has enough to live on. He agrees with your offer. David Hasselhoff - How about 310,000 + 1%? He needs that 10,000 to pay off some hospital bill. Bad health is a bi***. Gbenga Akinnagbe - He could live with 75,000 upfront, deal. If you agree to all: Pre-release: 3,445,000 Post-release: 1,175,000 + 28.5% <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Ayden" data-cite="Ayden" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Goliath, whats the ETA on the spreadsheet with a rundown on actors SP and such? Also, is there any chemistry bonuses if actors or actor/directors do multiple movies together?</div></blockquote> I am just trying to add more talents to the database for now. Adding them isn't the problem, gauging SP has been the main time-eater(need to check a lot of things for each talent) and I still don't think I did a very great job on it so far. I probably mis-SP a lot of star, mainly the smaller stars since my knowledge isn't that great. Still, I will try to get it done within today. Chemistry bonus is a very good idea, I will see if I can implement it ASAP. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Smasher1311" data-cite="Smasher1311" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Oh, now i got it, it's all imagination, i thought that there was a sim and the guys used it, but then, i'm going to post mine here soon.</div></blockquote> Yay on another player! Sadly, there's not many movie sim in the current market. I wish there were more. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="EddieFnG" data-cite="EddieFnG" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36553" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I am fine with how you portrayed it, more my own fault for not going more into it in post-production, he was moved to a desk job, and overlooked every time when they needed officers on the street, as well that it effected him mentally, hence the sweating after taking out the first terrorist. But it's fine. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> Overcoming his mental problem does add some depth into the character and make the story better IMO.

EddieFnG · August 18, 2013

That's what I was aiming for, but failed, oh well, learn from mistakes 'n all that. <img alt="

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Ayden · August 18, 2013

Chimpanzombees

David Hasselhoff
- How about 310,000 + 1%? He needs that 10,000 to pay off some hospital bill. Bad health is a bi***.

Here is my counter and its a bit of a change from where we were. The Hoff gets $50k now (essentially cameo money) + 1% from the OST AND I give him the lead in a future spin-off film.

I need all the cash I can have for marketing/production so if he isn't happy with this or something very similar, I will probably just cut the character

Russelrules44 · August 18, 2013

In the previous agreement, he gets:
- lead in future movie
- full creative control

Giving him lead again is not needed so that's not a deal. I will give you more tips I guess, based on previous movie, Travolta will definitely be in your next movie as lead because of the agreement. You just need to calm his monkey ass down in this one by giving him something. You can lower the 40% to a number you would like, or you can offer him money instead of %.

Edit: I think I am delaying you too much so I will just make it easier for you:

John Travolta can wait for the next movie but he expect a BIG pay day out of it. If you are fine with this request, then he will stop bugging you...for now.

I'll be fine with that.

Ayden · August 18, 2013

Chimpanzombees

I am just trying to add more talents to the database for now. Adding them isn't the problem, gauging SP has been the main time-eater(need to check a lot of things for each talent) and I still don't think I did a very great job on it so far. I probably mis-SP a lot of star, mainly the smaller stars since my knowledge isn't that great. Still, I will try to get it done within today.

Chemistry bonus is a very good idea, I will see if I can implement it ASAP.

Let me know if i can help at all

Goliath764 · August 18, 2013

Here is my counter and its a bit of a change from where we were. The Hoff gets $50k now (essentially cameo money) + 1% from the OST AND I give him the lead in a future spin-off film.

I need all the cash I can have for marketing/production so if he isn't happy with this or something very similar, I will probably just cut the character

Deal.

nitrousacid · August 18, 2013

since Anne hathaway has to be a lead, here you go

Title: Serendipity 2: This is it

Rating: R

Genre: Thriller/Horror

Amount you plan to spend on marketing: 100,000

Actors:

Selena Gomez - Marra Sorde

Anne Hathaway - Ankola Sorde (new character, i know)

Eddie Murphy - Ryan Froggy

Ashley Tisdale - Ganya Sorde

Lilly Collins - Romma Sorde

Minka Kelly - Karma Sorde

Jennifer Lopez - Stakyat Sorde

Darren Ewing - Officer James

Short Plot:

Marra Sorde decides to pay half of her million to free Ryan Froggy, but he is still mad at her. Marra moves to her house where her parents and sisters live. Once she arrives she notices that only her sisters are here Romma, Ganya, Karma and Stakyat and that's when she notices Ryan Froggy has decided to attack her house. will the girls defend it and who survives?

Directed by: Jude Law

ADDITIONAL INFO: Anne Hathaway will play a zombie so she will have to wear a mask.

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