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Just saw this tag. I thought I had made more movies than this, but I think 95% of mine were in the old CAYOM from 2011-17.

Sort of probably not adding movies here

Anyone else doing it? I'm writing "the suicide king" a mediocre movie from CAYOM once described as a pg13 your highness

Apr 23 - Garfield And Friends

I don't know what Nights into Dreams is, that is not mine.

Title: Post-College Blues Director: Judd Apatow Genre: Comedy Release Date: June 5, Year 4 Major Cast: Jesse Eisenberg (Chuck Lewis), Amy Poehler (Professor Debbie Windstrom), Chloe Grace Moretz (Jennifer Martin) Theater Count: 3,291 MPAA Rating: R (Sexuality, Language) Runtime: 134 min (2 hr 14 min) Production Budget: $50 million Plot Summary: I'm woikin' on it

I am thinking about writing a few more. But this year will be better than last year. Not expecting to be on any Top 10 lists but it won't be as bad as Homestar Runner was.

For me it's Our City: Growth Though I don't really care for this level of RP in what I thought was a writing contest.

I made a sequel to Our City, my only critically acclaimed movie in CAYOM 3. Hoping you guys like it.

Yeah, I haven't really had any creative juices. Most of the movies I'd make would butcher these "classics", but in most cases, no one else cares about them, so I might as well use them if I want.

Title: Our City: Growth Director: John Lasseter Genre: CGI Animation Release Date: Friday, April 24 Major Cast: Zach Braff (Matt), Ben Foster (Jeff), Sarah Silverman (Annie), Kristen Bell (Felicia), Paul Rudd (Marcus), Meryl Streep (Trudy), Jon Lovitz (Hank), Danielle Panabaker (Tracy), Kay Panabaker (Stacy), Evan (Steve Carell) Theater Count: 4,092 MPAA Rating: PG (Some tense scenes, mild language) Runtime: 112 minutes (106 minutes, plus 6 minute intro cartoon) Production Budget: $150 million Format: Mixed 2D/3D, 2D for "real life" 3D for "Our City" Plot Summary:

I would like to relinquish all the rights I've claimed. Feel free to make movies using any of the ones I claimed months ago.

Title: Homestar Runner's Cruddy Debut Movie Director: Matt and Mike Chapman [The Brothers Chaps] Genre: Animated Comedy/Satire Release Date: January 4 Major Cast: Matt Chapman (Homestar Runner, Strong Bad, Strong Sad, Strong Mad, The Cheat, The King of Town, Bubs, Coach Z, Homsar) Missy Palmer (Marzipan) Mike Chapman (Pom-Pom, Poor Impressions of Other Characters) They Might Be Giants (Themselves), Mark Lemke (Himself) Theater Count: 1,591 MPAA Rating: PG [Mild language, crude humor, cartoon violence] Runtime: 87 minutes/1:27 Production Budget: $10 million Plot Summary: The movie begins with Strong Bad mumbling to himself on the couch, half-asleep. "Ohh... Uniracers." "Wake up, Strong Bad! It's time to start the movie!" whines his baby brother, Strong Sad. "I don't wanna go to film school," Strong Bad replies, still lazing about on the couch. "But you said you'd start it at noon! And it's noon!" Strong Sad hands his brother a script. "Homestar Runner's Cruddy Debut Movie", it reads. "CRUD?" shouts Strong Bad. "I was pretty sure, the last time I saw this, it was crap." "The marketing people, the censors. They decided it had to be toned down for families." "What a load of crap... crud." The official movie begins now, after this short introduction. Homestar Runner is sitting in at a desk, looking at a bottle of strange-looking liquid, with "DNA EVIDENCE" written on it in poor handwriting. "I have this... DAN evidence. Bubs is supposed to pick it up, but he's not here yet." There is a loud knock on the door. "Come on in!" Homestar says. It's Strong Bad, wearing a very poorly-designed "BUBS" mask with blue crayon scrawled over a piece of paper in an attempt to convince people he is Bubs. Homestar is somehow convinced of that this is Bubs, and hands the DNA evidence to him without questioning anything. We cut to Strong Bad, Strong Mad, and The Cheat. "That was too easy!" Strong Bad cackles, as The Cheat replies with his trademarks squeak language, and Strong Mad shouts out "DOUG THE DINO!!!!" Strong Bad groans; Strong Mad has been obsessing over his poorly-drawn creation, Doug the Dino. All of the sudden, as the three of them are walking across the field toward Strong Badia, Homsar and Senor Cardgage both mysteriously appear. "Seventh Paul," mumbles Senor Cardgage. "Jake's got a third elbow!" shouts Homsar. This startles Strong Bad, and he drops the DNA Evidence. There's a strange reaction with the grass. Not some chemical reaction, but a portal opens up to another dimension. The five of them are sucked into this portal, and are placed in a strange room, full of various Homestar Runner characters and spinoffs. There's the old-timey (1936) characters, the 20x6 variety, and then Teen Girl Squad/4 Gregs, and the Cheat Commandos. There are snippets of conversation we hear from all four of these groups. The theme is, they are confused about what happened. We hear Sci Fi and D&D Greg arguing about whether this was caused by a Level 20 Wizard or an advanced alien race. But all these familiar faces disappear, and they see the rest of the gang interacting with two new strange groups. Coach Z and Bubs are chatting with Mark Lemke [the namesake of Homestar Runner], while the King of Town anxiously looks for a source of food. Strong Sad and Marzipan are playing some strange indie rock with They Might Be Giants, with Pom-Pom recording some shots for his latest indie movie. Homestar looks just as he did when he was watching over the DNA evidence back at the office. "What is going on here?" Homestar inquiries. "I don't think that was DNA evidence you had there, Homestar," suggests Strong Sad. "Then what was it?" "I know!" admits Coach Z. "It's a mix... of all the drinks at the concession stand, and my special terlet worter!" "Your what?" everyone asks him. "TERLET WORTER!" Bubs, who has the most experience deciphering Coach Z's accent, quickly realizes what he's talking about. "Ew!" The Cheat lets out a few Cheat noises, and Pom-Pom makes some bubble sounds. Everyone laughs as though something hilarious was just said. "Nothing's completed without... throwing bricks!" Strong Bad tries to throw a brick at Homestar, who easily ducks out of the way. It hits Strong Sad instead. Strong Bad lets out his trademark evil laugh; he was hoping to hit Homestar, but hitting his stupid baby brother is a good result as well. With They Might Be Giants playing their instruments, the cast bursts into a song "Late Decemberween Presents". Snow begins to fall in the background on cue. I forgot to get you a present For Decemberween Not even a homemade ornament Or a gift card to a store you've never seen I kind of hope this song makes up for it But, I don't really care So let's raise a cup of hot jones To belated holiday cheer! The credits roll here. Strong Bad pops out near the end of the credits. "WHAT ARE YOU STILL DOING HERE?! THERE'S NO SECRET ENDING! AND CLEAN UP BEFORE YOU GO!"

No need for IMAX on any of my movies Photographic Visions is my oscar contender and Celestial Visions will be competing for a couple animated/other effects.

Good job with the totals and actuals. I'm happy to have a decent hit for once. Our City has been a favorite film of mine since I did it in CAYOM-1. Glad to see it pulled decent numbers. Standard Dreamworks moderate hit.

Claiming... Final Fantasy Legend Series [I-III] Final Fantasy [I-VI], but mostly care about IV, V, VI. No interest in anything VII or later. Secret of Mana [I will promise not to remake my Chrono Trigger disaster with 35-40 year olds playing 20 year olds and basically being a 2.5 hour dry re-creation of a FAQ without any emotion :P]

I don't want to claim the entire Final Fantasy genre. Just the Game Boy games and NES-SNES, I-VI content.

January 4: Homestar Runner's Cruddy Debut Movie [title pending] - Directed by "The Brothers Chaps", this movie will likely feature a budget that doesn't hit 8 digits. February 1: Celestial Voyage [PG-rated animated sci-fi, based on Final Fantasy Legend II, but not named FF] , dir tbd

I'd like to FINALLY claim a few. I don't know a lot of the franchises you guys are using. I don't expect too much competition for the ones I'm listing here. Garfield Foxtrot Homestar Runner [but I'm open to letting other people do spinoffs of some of the side content] Dilbert Star Trek, but only Deep Space Nine. If that isn't allowed under the rules since we have so many real Star Trek movies, I'm okay with it. Sim City

March 29: Satellite Down Based on the book by author Rob Thomas [no relation to Matchbox 20/Twenty, despite my love for wuss rock]. Rob Thomas is slated to direct his own movie though it's not set in stone; this would be his second movie he directed, the only other feature film being the Veronica Mars movie. PG-13 rating, might consider R. I'd say it's a teen drama/social justice sort of movie.

November 27 - Photographic Visions [dir Darren Aronofsky] Genre: Psychological Thriller/somewhat supernatural Story of a high school/college photographer that begins to see foreboding visions of terrible events that distract him from his otherwise normal life. Also some intro/side stories about the photographer [Mark], his best friend [Steve] and his college roommate [Austin].

I'm too lazy/busy to put the level of effort you guys do for this

Our City Best Animated Feature Best Director - John Lasseter Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role - Zach Braff Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role - Meryl Streep Best Original Screenplay Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects

Energized Entertainment is still around, just a few movies. Garfield and Friends - A film based on the actual Garfield TV show with both the Garfield characters and his farm pals winding up together on the big screen. David Bowers chosen to direct. Stone's Throw - Richard Curtis directing a romance/drama about two people in love but who have never met... an insomniac woman from Arizona and a man from Britain. She has to deal with taking care of her mother and this man helps her through those tough times. Foxtrot - Rob Minkoff takes the helm in a feature-length movie based on the Foxtrot comic strip. Jason and his strange love/hate relationship with Eileen will be featured prominently.