Movie Tycoon Reborn

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="packerman120" data-cite="packerman120" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>To Paul Feig, yes, we will cast Melissa McCarthy and we are looking forward to working with you. To Kevin Spacey, you have a deal. To Melissa McCarthy, you have a deal. To Bryan Cranston, we understand your skill, but we would like to offer you 90,000 plus a lead in my next film. To Jonathan Banks, we would like to offer you 50,000 at this time. To Hayden Panettiere, we would like to offer you 50,000 at this time. To Jon Hamm, we would like to offer 100,000 PLUS a lead in a future film. To Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, we accept your conditions, and we would like to reserve the right to have you in three scenes, lasting a total of 45 minutes.</div></blockquote> All offers have been accepted.

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Russelrules44" data-cite="Russelrules44" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Kelly Asbury: We accept your offer and are willing to wish you all the best. Jason Christopher Marsden: We accept your offer. Tim Curry: We accept your offer. Craig Ferguson: We accept your offer. Before we move on. I need to say this....Howie Mandel, I knew you were a germaphobe, but seriously? Isn't that taking it a bit too far? Ok, next one. Adele: ....You're Adele. Of course we're gonna accept your offer. Jack Swagger: We accept your offer. Andrea Libman: Automatic accepting of offer. Wayne Brady will do your film for 20,000 per 15 minutes of on air time (not to exceed 60 minutes): Accepted offer. Paul Wight will do your film for 10,000 per 15 minutes of on air time: Accepted offer. (not to exceed 60 minutes) Vince McMahon: Uh....that's ok, We'll pass on the offer.</div></blockquote> I believe you are good to start filming. It should also be noted that you've pissed off Vince McMahon...

TheOmniWarrior · May 20, 2015

Title: Blood Vendetta

Rating: PG-13

Genre: Action

Brief summary of the movie: An international criminal and terrorist [bacon] flees to America to escape the wrath of a hong kong officer [Li] after brutally torturing and murdering his wife[bush] after the officer manages to stop one of his bombs. Following the criminal to America, the officer finds himself teamed up with an unhinged and unpredictable officer[Cage] as they do whatever it takes to track down and capture the terrorist.

Amount you plan to spend on production: 200,000

Amount you plan to spend on marketing: 200,000

Approaching:

Jet Li - Main Lead

Nicolas Cage - Main Lead

Kevin Bacon - Secondary Lead

Danny Devito - Supporting, would like to have him direct as well.

Sophia Bush - Supporting

Optional:

What other perks are you offering?

Jet Li, Nicolas Cage and Danny Devito can choose to have guaranteed roles in a sequel. If the movie makes our film company five million or more, Cage, Li and Bacon will receive a 500,000 bonus a piece, Danny Devito will receive 250,000, and Sophia Bush will receive a bonus of 100,000. If it doesn't make the mark no bonuses.

May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="mad5226" data-cite="mad5226" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Joss Whedon is willing to do 150,000 + 5% of revenue Hugh Jackman accepts your offer Adrien Brody will accepts 150,000 now plus 125,000 after release. Joaquin Phoenix has ended negotiations with you as you are too far apart.</div></blockquote> Accept all, offer the role to Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who will also be guaranteed lead role in the sequel

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Astyn" data-cite="Astyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Maori Boy Productions</div> <div style="text-align:center;"> Pre Production</div> Format Title: Vunerable Rating: MA+ Genre: Drama Brief Summary: Darcy Scheffield is a beautiful young girl who has just moved to fictional town of Newton Bay. Growing up as a home schooled child, Darcys social life is essentially mute. Moving to a high school she becomes friends with Carrie Gardiner who is the younger sister of renowned drug dealer Clay Gardiner. Darcy eventually gets tied in with Clay and trouble occurs. Production Cost: 450,000 Marketing Cost: 400,000 Actors - Darcy Sheffield - (Darcy is a beautiful girl that desperately wants to be popular and will do anything to make it there) [Approach - Maika Monroe, Maia Mitchell & Makenzie Vega] - Carrie Gardiner - (Claire is a beautiful girl who has the things necessary to be popular in Newton Bay however chooses not to be and wants to fly under the rader in the city, She has blue hair and takes Darcy under her wing) [Approach - Taylor Momsen, Anna Sophia-Robb & Emily Osment] - Clay Gardiner - (Clay is a high school drop out, who spends his days smoking weed and spending his nights djing at high school parties. Clay is a renowned drug deeler and all the girls love him) [Approach - Zac Efron, Josh Hutcherson & Ansel Elgort] - Lee Oakley - (Clays backup and body guard Clay gives Lee anything he needs money, girls & drugs in exchange for protection. Lee has dyed blonde hair and was once a talented gridiron player. [Approach - Sinqua Walls, Chadwick Boseman & Dayo Okeniyi) - Blaine Sherer - (Blaine is Darcy's next door neighbour and has a instant crush on her) [Approach - Roshon Fegan, Dylan Minnette & Ross Lynch] Optional: Perks:</div></blockquote> Maika Monroe will do your film for 150,000 Maia Mitchell will do your film for 75,000 Makenzie Vega will do your film for 65,000 Taylor Momsen will do your film for 65,000 Anna Sophia-Robb will do your film for 60,000 Emily Osment will do your film for 65,000 Zac Efron Will do your film for 110,000 Josh Hutcherson will do your film for 90,000 Ansel Elgort will do your film for 150,000 Sinqua Walls will do your film for 50,000 Chadwick Boseman will do your film for 40,000 Dayo Okeniyi will do your film for 45,000 Roshon Fegan will do your film for 30,000 Dylan Minnette will do your film for 30,000 Ross Lynch will do your film for 30,000 Also, looks like you're missing a director?

Russelrules44 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="mad5226" data-cite="mad5226" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I believe you are good to start filming. It should also be noted that you've pissed off Vince McMahon...</div></blockquote> Thank you sir. I'll have you know that i've already gotten a headstart on the plot and will be hoping to finish up very soon. And if it makes Vince feel any better; he got 2 out of his 5 wishes.

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="The Swanton825" data-cite="The Swanton825" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Veracruz Starring: Michelle Rodriguez as The Biker and Dolph Ziggler as Vin Marconi III Also Featuring: Sasha Grey as Alice, Ron Perlman as Big Ronnie, Idris Elba as The Bartender, Gabriella Wilde as Ronnie's girl and Zoe Saldana as The Stripper Assassin With special appearance by Danny Trejo A Johnnie To Film Rating: R Genre: Action A lone biker rides down an empty highway, passing a sign that reads: "Welcome to Veracruz" in Spanish. As she enters the city, the biker stops in at a local bar for a drink. As he pours her drink, the bartender, worn by his years in the city, warns her to leave as soon as possible. As if on cue, in strides Vin Marconi III and his entourage. He claims that the biker is in his spot and when she refuses to move, Vin orders his men to kill her as an example. A firefight breaks out as the biker steals the pistol off one of the henchmen and opens fire on Vin, hitting him square in the shoulder and forcing him to retreat outside. However, the biker has one bullet too few and is left with her back against the wall as the lone survivor looms in for the kill. Suddenly, his head explodes in a mass of blood and viscera, behind him stands the bartender, holding a smoking shotgun. Taking the biker down to a cellar he had hidden behind one of his wine racks, the bartender explains how Veracruz has come under control of the Marconi crime family and that she just wounded and embarrassed the boss's son. Stating that the biker will be hunted down by the Maronis anyways, the bartender gives her an offer, agree to kill Vin and drive his family out of Veracruz and he will give her access to his armory, which he unveils with a flourish. Meanwhile, Vin stumbles back to his safe house, blood pouring from his shoulder. His family's trusted enforcer, Big Ronnie, is the first to greet him and calls for a doctor amid his boss's screams of rage. As Vin is patched up, Ronnie begs him not to turn Veracruz into a war zone over one woman, but Vin will hear none of it and orders Ronnie to put out a bounty on the biker. As Ronnie leaves, his boss shouts out the door for somebody to bring Alice to him. The biker's first target is a warehouse the Marconis use to store their drug shipments. Bursting through the checkpoint outside, she proceeds to mow down grunt after grunt with little difficulty. As she begins to place the explosives to destroy the warehouse, a bullet flies right by her head. Behind her stands a scantily clad assassin. Following a short stare down, both jump behind cover and begin exchanging fire. The fight is almost even, as each time one gains the upper hand, the other pulls out some trick to even the field again. Eventually, a stray bullet hits one of the bricks of C4 the biker had laid down and the warehouse goes up in flames as the two scramble to get out. When the dust settles, the biker looks around and finds no trace of the assassin, save for a matchbook from a club named, The Golden Calf. Back at the Marconi safe house, Vin is in the middle of some...intimate healing from Alice when Ronnie walks in, not even flinching at the scene before him, and informs Vin of the demolished warehouse and the biker's survival. Vin angrily throws Alice off the bed, storms over to Ronnie, and begins to tear him apart for his failures, Vin's voice growing louder with each step. Ronnie takes it all in stride until Vin makes a remark about Ronnie's girlfriend. At which point, it takes all of his control to not strike Vin, who continues to taunt him about the consequences of doing so. Ronnie manages to keep himself under control and informs his boss that their assassin is likely leading the biker straight to the Golden Calf as they speak. The biker arrives at the club, looking to even the score with the assassin. Preferring the direct approach, she breaks down the door and opens fire on the guards. She pushes further back, passing all manner of degenerates and half-naked women, until she reaches the back room and the assassin springs her trap. Leaping from the shadows, aiming square at the biker's jugular, her target notices her just in the nick of time and manages to get an arm up. Recoiling in pain from the knife sticking through her arm, the biker drops her gun. The battle quickly turns into a hand-to-hand affair in which the assassin leads easily. The biker is only able to manage to survive after she pulls the knife out of her arm and slice the assassin across the face. Taking advantage of the momentary space she has, the biker picks up her gun and pumps several rounds into her foe until she finally falls. With the score settled and the Golden Calf littered with corpses, the biker, battered, bruised and bleeding heavily, heads back to the bar. At the safe house, Ronnie sits back in his chair, waiting to hear of the assassin's success, when he hears Vin, with a disturbing calm to voice, call for him. As he enters, he sees his girlfriend being held at knifepoint by Vin, who informs him of his failed plan. Vin informs Ronnie that there is has to be a price for failure and proceeds the slit the poor woman's throat in front of him. Vin points the bloody knife at Ronnie and tells him that he knows what to do. The bartender is busy stitching up the biker when they hear several vans pull up. Out of the lead vehicle steps Big Ronnie, his army pouring out behind him. But, rather than open fire, he asks to talk. With no real choice, the biker heads out to speak with him. To her surprise, he offers Vin and the his only loyal capos on a platter. Explaining that Vin is hated by all but the most ignorant of the Marconi family and was assigned to what they thought was a do nothing job. Ronnie claims that the biker has already destroyed the two places that made the city worth it for the family, so they would likely leave soon anyways. His only request is that she let him and the men behind him leave unharmed and she will not pursue him. Holding no grudge against him, the biker agrees and the two part ways. An impatient Vin calls Ronnie and demands to know what's taking him so long. Ronnie simply replies, "She should be there right about now." and hangs up. Right on cue, the biker tears her way through the lower levels of the safe house, Vin growing more and more terrified. Finally, she makes her way to his room, where he is holding Alice as a human shield. The biker just shoots him in the leg and points out the shields don't work too well when you still expose yourself. With the barrel pressed straight to his forehead, the biker pulls the trigger, ending Vin's reign of terror. Afterwards, she attempts to help Alice back to her feet, but she refuses to take her hand. The biker is back at the bar refueling her motorcycle. The bartender walks up to her and tries to convince her to stay. But the biker just tells him the road is her home and rides off. Back in America, Ronnie informs Vin's father of his son's "unavoidable" demise and of the woman who killed him. All the while, Alice cradles Vin's body, her expression shifting from one of grief to one of rage.</div> Location: Veracruz, Mexico Running Time: 1 hour and 52 minutes Talent: 350,000 Production: 500,000 Marketing: 150,000</div></blockquote> Veracruz is the first movie produced by Grindhouse Pictures. Unfortunately for them this film was nothing more than a blood bath with a less than good story to follow. In it, Michelle Rodriguez plays a lone biker who single handed takes on, and defeats an entire army of men who have seemingly held an entire town in their hand for years. The good news is Rodriguez does a very convincing job of being able to over come all odds and defeat this rival "gang". The bad news is... well everything else. Overall we hope Grindhouse Picture bounce back a smash hit, but this wasn't it. Rating: 1.5 out of 5 New Balance: 700,000

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="TheOmniWarrior" data-cite="TheOmniWarrior" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Title: Blood Vendetta Rating: PG-13 Genre: Action Brief summary of the movie: An international criminal and terrorist [bacon] flees to America to escape the wrath of a hong kong officer [Li] after brutally torturing and murdering his wife[bush] after the officer manages to stop one of his bombs. Following the criminal to America, the officer finds himself teamed up with an unhinged and unpredictable officer[Cage] as they do whatever it takes to track down and capture the terrorist. Amount you plan to spend on production: 200,000 Amount you plan to spend on marketing: 200,000 Approaching: Jet Li - Main Lead Nicolas Cage - Main Lead Kevin Bacon - Secondary Lead Danny Devito - Supporting, would like to have him direct as well. Sophia Bush - Supporting Optional: What other perks are you offering? Jet Li, Nicolas Cage and Danny Devito can choose to have guaranteed roles in a sequel. If the movie makes our film company five million or more, Cage, Li and Bacon will receive a 500,000 bonus a piece, Danny Devito will receive 250,000, and Sophia Bush will receive a bonus of 100,000. If it doesn't make the mark no bonuses.</div></blockquote> Jet Li Will do your film for 200,000 Nicolas Cage will do your film for 300,000 Kevin Bacon will do your film for 210,000 Danny Devito will do your film for 220,000 Sophia Bush will do your film for 100,000 Also, what's your studio name?

mad5226 · May 20, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="darik121" data-cite="darik121" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Accept all, offer the role to Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who will also be guaranteed lead role in the sequel</div></blockquote> Joseph Gordon-Levitt will do your film for 200,000 plus 5 percent of movie profits.

The Swanton825 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="mad5226" data-cite="mad5226" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Veracruz is the first movie produced by Grindhouse Pictures. Unfortunately for them this film was nothing more than a blood bath with a less than good story to follow. In it, Michelle Rodriguez plays a lone biker who single handed takes on, and defeats an entire army of men who have seemingly held an entire town in their hand for years. The good news is Rodriguez does a very convincing job of being able to over come all odds and defeat this rival "gang". The bad news is... well everything else. Overall we hope Grindhouse Picture bounce back a smash hit, but this wasn't it. Rating: 1.5 out of 5 New Balance: 700,000</div></blockquote> *Sigh* Can't say I'm surprised. I seem to be the only person in the world who likes brutal violence for the sake of it in action movies.

Russelrules44 · May 21, 2015

*Sigh* Can't say I'm surprised. I seem to be the only person in the world who likes brutal violence for the sake of it in action movies.

I liked your movie Swanton. It looked really gripping to say the very least.

cappyboy · May 21, 2015

And I'm ready.

Coming soon from Amalgamated Artists:

Title: Pitchman Blues

Rating: PG

Genre: Comedy/Drama

Basic Plot: Keith Arden is just your average, everyday delivery guy living the simple life. Hanging at the bar, romancing his girl and making ends meet. Unlike he has to deliver film stock to a local production company. Having completed his assigned task, Keith starts to leave but makes a wrong turn and stumbles onto the stage where a TV commerical is being shot. Where much to his dismay, Keith is mistaken for the missing spokesperson and given no chance to protest. Can Keith make this work or will he and his dignity soon be parted?

Main Lead - Keith Arden (Delivery man) Approach: Nathan Kress, Martin Spanjers and Brendan Coughlin

Supporting Role - Marty Maker (Frantic producer) Approach: Brendan Fraser and Greg Kinnear

Supporting Role - Heinrich Lahm (Maniacal, demanding director) Approach: Max Von Sydow

Supporting Role - Lauren Jones (Girlfriend) Approach: Kate Mansi and Ashley Benson

Supporting Role - Joy (Perky Makeup Artist) Approach Meg Steedle

Supporting Role - Tommy (Surprisingly chill wardrobe assistant) Approach Kevin Riggin and Tyler Blackburn

Director: Approach Penny Marshall and Gary Ross

Location: L.A.

wilhelmgras · May 21, 2015

Charlie Sheen will do your film for 200,000

jason Douglas will do your film for 125,000

Mickey Rourke will do your film for 100,000

Tom Savini will do your film for 100,000

Kristen Wiig will do your film for 75,000

Anna Faris will do your film for 80,000

Sarah Michelle Gellar will do your film for 80,000

Elisha Cuthbert will do your film for 60,000 - offer 40.000 plus another secondary lead in one of my next three movies

Russell Brand will do your film for 60,000 - i will offer him the main lead for 60.000

Ice-T will do your film for 60,000

Katt Williams will do your film for 35,000 - deal

Zach Galifianakis will do your film for 80,000

Danny McBride will do your film for 50,000

Jack Black will do your film for 70,000

Tracy Morgan will do your film for 50,000

Eddie Griffin will do your film for 40,000 - deal

Madeleine Martin will do your film for 30,000

Charlyne Ji will do your film for 25,000 - deal

Stefanie Scott will do your film for 35,000

Ken Jeong will do your film for 65,000

Bernie Mac is deceased - yeah, but how much is he asking... (oops)

Seth Rogen will do your film for 100,000 or 200,00 with the ability to act and direct.

Jonah Hill will do your film for 100,000

Matthew Vaughn will do your film for 150,000

Edgar Wright will do your film for 125,000

Todd Philips will do your film for 250,000

David Zucker will do your film for 300,000

i reject the rest, and will come with new requests later today

Astyn · May 21, 2015

Maika Monroe will do your film for 150,000
Maia Mitchell will do your film for 75,000
Makenzie Vega will do your film for 65,000

Taylor Momsen will do your film for 65,000
Anna Sophia-Robb will do your film for 60,000
Emily Osment will do your film for 65,000

Zac Efron Will do your film for 110,000
Josh Hutcherson will do your film for 90,000
Ansel Elgort will do your film for 150,000

Sinqua Walls will do your film for 50,000
Chadwick Boseman will do your film for 40,000
Dayo Okeniyi will do your film for 45,000

Roshon Fegan will do your film for 30,000
Dylan Minnette will do your film for 30,000
Ross Lynch will do your film for 30,000

Also, looks like you're missing a director?

Agree to Maika Monroe at 140,000

Agree to Taylor Momsen

Agree to Zac Efron

Agree to Chadwick Boseman

Agree to Roshon Fegan

Director - Sofia Cappola plssss

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="The Swanton825" data-cite="The Swanton825" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>*Sigh* Can't say I'm surprised. I seem to be the only person in the world who likes brutal violence for the sake of it in action movies.</div></blockquote> You actually bring up a good point. Just because the movie isn't one reviewers cup of tea doesn't mean it isn't someone else's. One thought I have is I could develop a review committee. This would be maybe 2 or 3 other people also playing the game who's sole purpose would be to give me their review on movies. I could then post the "final review" averaging out the scores and giving quotes from other reviewers. Thoughts?

Big Roguey · May 21, 2015

If you need a reviewer, I'd be down for that. Not exactly the most creative type so coming up with films isn't my forte but I'd love to be a part of a review committee.

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cappyboy" data-cite="cappyboy" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>And I'm ready. Coming soon from Amalgamated Artists: Title: Pitchman Blues Rating: PG Genre: Comedy/Drama Basic Plot: Keith Arden is just your average, everyday delivery guy living the simple life. Hanging at the bar, romancing his girl and making ends meet. Unlike he has to deliver film stock to a local production company. Having completed his assigned task, Keith starts to leave but makes a wrong turn and stumbles onto the stage where a TV commerical is being shot. Where much to his dismay, Keith is mistaken for the missing spokesperson and given no chance to protest. Can Keith make this work or will he and his dignity soon be parted? Main Lead - Keith Arden (Delivery man) Approach: Nathan Kress, Martin Spanjers and Brendan Coughlin Supporting Role - Marty Maker (Frantic producer) Approach: Brendan Fraser and Greg Kinnear Supporting Role - Heinrich Lahm (Maniacal, demanding director) Approach: Max Von Sydow Supporting Role - Lauren Jones (Girlfriend) Approach: Kate Mansi and Ashley Benson Supporting Role - Joy (Perky Makeup Artist) Approach Meg Steedle Supporting Role - Tommy (Surprisingly chill wardrobe assistant) Approach Kevin Riggin and Tyler Blackburn Director: Approach Penny Marshall and Gary Ross Location: L.A.</div></blockquote> Main Lead - Nathan Kress will do your film for 100,000 Martin Spanjers will do your film for 75,000 Brendan Coughlin will do your film for 75,000 Supporting Role - Brendan Fraser will do your film for 120,000 Greg Kinnear will do your film for 180,000 Supporting Role - Max Von Sydow will do your film for 125,000 Supporting Role - Kate Mansi will do your film for 50,000 Ashley Benson will do your film for 50,000 Supporting Role - Meg Steedle will do your film for 40,000 Supporting Role - Kevin Riggin will do your film for 40,000 Tyler Blackburn will do your film for 45,000 Director: Approach Penny Marshall will do your film for 175,000 Gary Ross will do your film for 275,000

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="wilhelmgras" data-cite="wilhelmgras" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Charlie Sheen will do your film for 200,000 jason Douglas will do your film for 125,000 Mickey Rourke will do your film for 100,000 Tom Savini will do your film for 100,000 Kristen Wiig will do your film for 75,000 Anna Faris will do your film for 80,000 Sarah Michelle Gellar will do your film for 80,000 Elisha Cuthbert will do your film for 60,000 - offer 40.000 plus another secondary lead in one of my next three movies Russell Brand will do your film for 60,000 - i will offer him the main lead for 60.000 Ice-T will do your film for 60,000 Katt Williams will do your film for 35,000 - deal Zach Galifianakis will do your film for 80,000 Danny McBride will do your film for 50,000 Jack Black will do your film for 70,000 Tracy Morgan will do your film for 50,000 Eddie Griffin will do your film for 40,000 - deal Madeleine Martin will do your film for 30,000 Charlyne Ji will do your film for 25,000 - deal Stefanie Scott will do your film for 35,000 Ken Jeong will do your film for 65,000 Bernie Mac is deceased - yeah, but how much is he asking... (oops) Seth Rogen will do your film for 100,000 or 200,00 with the ability to act and direct. Jonah Hill will do your film for 100,000 Matthew Vaughn will do your film for 150,000 Edgar Wright will do your film for 125,000 Todd Philips will do your film for 250,000 David Zucker will do your film for 300,000 i reject the rest, and will come with new requests later today</div></blockquote> Russell Brand accepts your offer. Elisha Cuthbert will agree to 40,000 if she can play second lead in your NEXT film.

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Astyn" data-cite="Astyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Agree to Maika Monroe at 140,000 Agree to Taylor Momsen Agree to Zac Efron Agree to Chadwick Boseman Agree to Roshon Fegan Director - Sofia Cappola plssss</div></blockquote> Maika Monroe accepts your counter. Sofia Cappola will do your film for 120,000

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MHero" data-cite="MHero" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>If you need a reviewer, I'd be down for that. Not exactly the most creative type so coming up with films isn't my forte but I'd love to be a part of a review committee.</div></blockquote> Thanks man I'll keep you in mind. I've had a couple other people show some interest as well. I'm glad everyone is enjoying the game.

wilhelmgras · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="mad5226" data-cite="mad5226" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Russell Brand accepts your offer. Elisha Cuthbert will agree to 40,000 if she can play second lead in your NEXT film.</div></blockquote> I already have to offer a female a second lead in my next film, so I can't guarantee that. How about a second lead in one of my next two movies?

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="wilhelmgras" data-cite="wilhelmgras" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I already have to offer a female a second lead in my next film, so I can't guarantee that. How about a second lead in one of my next two movies?</div></blockquote> Agreed

The Swanton825 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="mad5226" data-cite="mad5226" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>You actually bring up a good point. Just because the movie isn't one reviewers cup of tea doesn't mean it isn't someone else's. One thought I have is I could develop a review committee. This would be maybe 2 or 3 other people also playing the game who's sole purpose would be to give me their review on movies. I could then post the "final review" averaging out the scores and giving quotes from other reviewers. Thoughts?</div></blockquote> That sounds great! Then again, I might just be saying that so I can keep writing schlock. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

May 21, 2015

Red Raven Studios present...

<div style="text-align:center;">SEVEN DEADLY SINS

Genre: Action/Adventure/Sci-Fi

Running Time: 128 minutes

Rating: PG-13

Locations Filmed: New York, London

<div style="text-align:center;">starring: Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Lustman

and Hugh Jackman as Porcos

Adrien Brody as Avaritian

Eric Bana as Acido

Chloe Grace Moretz as Invidia

Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Wrath

Josh Harnett as Superbo

Directed by: Joss Whedon

and Sophie Turner, Malcolm Goodwin, Josh Duhamel

------------------------------------------------</div>

PLOT:

It’s the 28th year of the New Era, planet Torun and its inhabitants are having another tough year. Year 28 means that every day man will have to live through his hard, tiring life yet again. Last year’s “Strike for Humanity” did not end up fruitful, with more protesters injured than ever before, producing even less results. Citizens of Torun, now a globally covering planet-metropolis are mostly working in factories in order to facilitate the Great Council’s decision to colonize local star systems. The Great Council is a representative, ultimate control body of the Torun with complete control over every aspect of life, technology and politics. CCTV cameras are not only installed everywhere over the metropolis, including personal homes, but they are also enforced to the point where it’s against the law to not have one working at all times. Young children are chipped so they can grow up into more obedient, harder-working people, asking less of questions and working more, all to accommodate the safety of the Great Council. The Great Council is formed of five ministers, and the AI. AI is the absolute leader of the Torun, an octopus-like, twenty tentacled metal beast created by the humans in order to preserve the world’s knowledge and have it act as a central server for controlling thing such as traffic lights, plane times… All was well until the scientists realised they have made one crucial mistake in the development of the AI, they did not restrict its ability to learn. The monster learned from every single line of code that went through it, and soon it, on its own will, took over ultimate control over Torun, eliminating everything that stood in its path by the means of brute force. The people would, however, go on to rebel against the AI, going as far as trying to destroy the 30 foot mechanical beast, but the fact that most of the Torun’s armies were formed of controllable, robotic units did not help the cause. Any attempt to rebel against the authority ended with misery for the people, and the idea of chipping people became something of a law.

Mark (Joseph Gordon-Lewitt) is your average building facility worker, spending his days building parts for the space colonisation projects. However, unlike most of his co-workers Mark has a slight defect making him a true unique. His chip is malfunctioned, and among his peers he is the only one realising how bad of a situation they are in. The bigger advantage, however, is the fact that the chip gave him the ability to read other’s thoughts and even persuade them to do stuff for him. Other workers are usually content with their lives, only due to the chip reprogramming their feelings to neglect the feeling of sadness, fear or anger. He comes on the idea of making this years “Strike for humanity” the one to count, the first one that is not propaganda, but act of free people. He secretly starts developing the plan in his home, in the only room not visible to CCTV camera, and decides he should look for a team of people to perform a task with. He decides to form a team of highly capable individuals to take down the AI with, starting and including his personal doctor, Joyce (Hugh Jackman), the only person he knows that functions without a chip. Joyce was never one for rebellion, never having participated in a “Strike for Humanity” before, however Mark’s persuasion skills draw the doctor right into the plan. They form the alter ego’s of Lustman and Porcos, hoping to hide their identities, and continue to look over the planet for highly-skilled individuals, perhaps even to attempt and remove the chips, however risky it might be. Lustman’s plan is to form the mighty seven, “The Seven Deadly Sins”, taking the alter ego’s of a similar name, each persona representing a deadly sin. Doctor’s skills will prove to be of critical importance considering his expertise, and the fact that doctor “operates” robots, as well as humans. They soon embark over the world to search for the people and manage to find Avaritian, a highly skilled ex-soldier, Invidia, a young girl known to be one of the best melee fighters around, Acido, whose skin became poisonous on touch once his chip got removed. Each new member is found on a completely unrelated part of Torun and it’s well showcased through the chosen scenery and shooting locations. To find their final members, the five break into the Grand Prison to free Wrath from his supercell, the strongest person on the planet, standing over 7.5 feet tall. During the scenes, the specialty of each member is exaggerated and presented. In the end Superbo, an ex space colonisator now turned officer is convinced to join them and Seven Deadly Sins are formed. The group spends the next three hundred days developing a plan in Mark’s home, meeting every day at the exact time after their work shifts. They grow closer together and the watcher can learn about the character and troubles of each member of the group. When the day of protest finally comes, the group heads to the core of the Torun, gathering the masses behind them and preaching the free will of the people, heading for the place where AI is thought to be held. Seven Deadly Sins and the protesters clash with waves of Torun army, and their fighting prowess is well showcased. There are many civilian casualties, however the people stand victorious through heavy losses. Invidia is nowhere to be seen, and part of the group attempted to go look for her, however Lustman persuaded them to continue and fulfill their destiny. They enter an enormous, well-protected chamber-like building, ands soon find the AI inside. What they did not realise is, the chamber is set to self-destruct if breached, and AI promptly locks the heroes inside with itself. It explains to them that their cause is unjust and will only bring terror and suffering upon the people they love, and their actions cannot be withheld. For one, if they destroy the AI core, they will be destroyed with it, the building is completely enclosed and they have no way to escape, an anarchy will rule and the days of men will end. AI tries to talk them into leaving and letting them live their lives like nothing had ever happened, but they decide to battle and overcome the gigantic creature, fighting through explosions and sweat until the last breath. At last, nothing is left but dirt, but the once-rabble, now free people of Torun sang of their names until the end of the centuries, the new centuries, “The Freedom Era”. The very last scene is of Invidia striding down the dirt and storm, with an AI core in her hands, smiling, but slowly giving up to laughter.

“If only they knew how greed can change you.˝ She is seen heading towards a ship with officers arriving and scene shifts to Lustman opening his eyes, looking at Invidia leaving, barely making up his words:

"You're not going anywhere with that, not for long."

</div>

FINANCES:

Budget: 1,765,000

Talent Cost: 1,083,500

Production: 400,000

Marketing: 282,000

mad5226 · May 21, 2015

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="darik121" data-cite="darik121" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="39646" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Red Raven Studios present... <div style="text-align:center;">SEVEN DEADLY SINS Genre: Action/Adventure/Sci-Fi Running Time: 128 minutes Rating: PG-13 Locations Filmed: New York, London <div style="text-align:center;">starring: Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Lustman and Hugh Jackman as Porcos Adrien Brody as Avaritian Eric Bana as Acido Chloe Grace Moretz as Invidia Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Wrath Josh Harnett as Superbo Directed by: Joss Whedon and Sophie Turner, Malcolm Goodwin, Josh Duhamel ------------------------------------------------</div> PLOT: It’s the 28th year of the New Era, planet Torun and its inhabitants are having another tough year. Year 28 means that every day man will have to live through his hard, tiring life yet again. Last year’s “Strike for Humanity” did not end up fruitful, with more protesters injured than ever before, producing even less results. Citizens of Torun, now a globally covering planet-metropolis are mostly working in factories in order to facilitate the Great Council’s decision to colonize local star systems. The Great Council is a representative, ultimate control body of the Torun with complete control over every aspect of life, technology and politics. CCTV cameras are not only installed everywhere over the metropolis, including personal homes, but they are also enforced to the point where it’s against the law to not have one working at all times. Young children are chipped so they can grow up into more obedient, harder-working people, asking less of questions and working more, all to accommodate the safety of the Great Council. The Great Council is formed of five ministers, and the AI. AI is the absolute leader of the Torun, an octopus-like, twenty tentacled metal beast created by the humans in order to preserve the world’s knowledge and have it act as a central server for controlling thing such as traffic lights, plane times… All was well until the scientists realised they have made one crucial mistake in the development of the AI, they did not restrict its ability to learn. The monster learned from every single line of code that went through it, and soon it, on its own will, took over ultimate control over Torun, eliminating everything that stood in its path by the means of brute force. The people would, however, go on to rebel against the AI, going as far as trying to destroy the 30 foot mechanical beast, but the fact that most of the Torun’s armies were formed of controllable, robotic units did not help the cause. Any attempt to rebel against the authority ended with misery for the people, and the idea of chipping people became something of a law. Mark (Joseph Gordon-Lewitt) is your average building facility worker, spending his days building parts for the space colonisation projects. However, unlike most of his co-workers Mark has a slight defect making him a true unique. His chip is malfunctioned, and among his peers he is the only one realising how bad of a situation they are in. The bigger advantage, however, is the fact that the chip gave him the ability to read other’s thoughts and even persuade them to do stuff for him. Other workers are usually content with their lives, only due to the chip reprogramming their feelings to neglect the feeling of sadness, fear or anger. He comes on the idea of making this years “Strike for humanity” the one to count, the first one that is not propaganda, but act of free people. He secretly starts developing the plan in his home, in the only room not visible to CCTV camera, and decides he should look for a team of people to perform a task with. He decides to form a team of highly capable individuals to take down the AI with, starting and including his personal doctor, Joyce (Hugh Jackman), the only person he knows that functions without a chip. Joyce was never one for rebellion, never having participated in a “Strike for Humanity” before, however Mark’s persuasion skills draw the doctor right into the plan. They form the alter ego’s of Lustman and Porcos, hoping to hide their identities, and continue to look over the planet for highly-skilled individuals, perhaps even to attempt and remove the chips, however risky it might be. Lustman’s plan is to form the mighty seven, “The Seven Deadly Sins”, taking the alter ego’s of a similar name, each persona representing a deadly sin. Doctor’s skills will prove to be of critical importance considering his expertise, and the fact that doctor “operates” robots, as well as humans. They soon embark over the world to search for the people and manage to find Avaritian, a highly skilled ex-soldier, Invidia, a young girl known to be one of the best melee fighters around, Acido, whose skin became poisonous on touch once his chip got removed. Each new member is found on a completely unrelated part of Torun and it’s well showcased through the chosen scenery and shooting locations. To find their final members, the five break into the Grand Prison to free Wrath from his supercell, the strongest person on the planet, standing over 7.5 feet tall. During the scenes, the specialty of each member is exaggerated and presented. In the end Superbo, an ex space colonisator now turned officer is convinced to join them and Seven Deadly Sins are formed. The group spends the next three hundred days developing a plan in Mark’s home, meeting every day at the exact time after their work shifts. They grow closer together and the watcher can learn about the character and troubles of each member of the group. When the day of protest finally comes, the group heads to the core of the Torun, gathering the masses behind them and preaching the free will of the people, heading for the place where AI is thought to be held. Seven Deadly Sins and the protesters clash with waves of Torun army, and their fighting prowess is well showcased. There are many civilian casualties, however the people stand victorious through heavy losses. Invidia is nowhere to be seen, and part of the group attempted to go look for her, however Lustman persuaded them to continue and fulfill their destiny. They enter an enormous, well-protected chamber-like building, ands soon find the AI inside. What they did not realise is, the chamber is set to self-destruct if breached, and AI promptly locks the heroes inside with itself. It explains to them that their cause is unjust and will only bring terror and suffering upon the people they love, and their actions cannot be withheld. For one, if they destroy the AI core, they will be destroyed with it, the building is completely enclosed and they have no way to escape, an anarchy will rule and the days of men will end. AI tries to talk them into leaving and letting them live their lives like nothing had ever happened, but they decide to battle and overcome the gigantic creature, fighting through explosions and sweat until the last breath. At last, nothing is left but dirt, but the once-rabble, now free people of Torun sang of their names until the end of the centuries, the new centuries, “The Freedom Era”. The very last scene is of Invidia striding down the dirt and storm, with an AI core in her hands, smiling, but slowly giving up to laughter. “If only they knew how greed can change you.˝ She is seen heading towards a ship with officers arriving and scene shifts to Lustman opening his eyes, looking at Invidia leaving, barely making up his words: "You're not going anywhere with that, not for long." </div> FINANCES: Budget: 1,765,000 Talent Cost: 1,083,500 Production: 400,000 Marketing: 282,000</div></blockquote> SEVEN DEADLY SINS is the second film by Red Raven Studios, hoping to capitalize on their previous mediocre film. In this Sci-Fi Action film we see a group of young heroes band together to overcome an AI system that has become to good for it's own good. The film itself wasn't bad it just felt a bit, familiar. Red Raven seemed to follow the same script of every other film in this space and didn't really do anything extra to set themselves apart from the crowd. Overall it was another decent effort from the studio, but nothing to write home about. Rating: 2 out of 5 Stars Revenue: 1,445,000 Post Release Salaries: Joss Whedon: 60,000 Joseph Gordon: 60,000 Adrian Brody: 125,000 New Balance (After paying all stars their post production salaries): 1,200,000

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