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I must be living under a rock, this is the first I've ever heard of this Fault in Our Stars. I feel so embarrassed.

Surprisingly good. I thought Cruise and Blunt were good. Nice visuals. A-

Wow.

Time to make one too. LLA Associates President: Brian "BOZ" Zabbers Studio History: One day just for the hell of it, studio was founded by one man in Year 9. Year 9: Films: Rome, Sweet Rome Budget: 148,000,000 Opening Weekend Domestic: Worldwide: The Mirror Budget: 60,000,000 Opening Weekend Domestic: Worldwide: CRITICAL:

I guess it doesn't matter for an X-Men movie.

The humor is funny if you like bad humor or maybe Family Guy style jokes. Like others say, MacFarlane is decent enough. B-

Yeah the heist game. I think that could make a cool movie like HEAT, just with the video game characters this time. Totally forgot about the board game, no interest, so you're welcome to have it.

Thanks all! I intend to make only a few films for Year 9 then start stepping it up after that, and also start up my review topic again like I did in BOM "BOZ's Reviews".

Ah k, that makes more sense. Rescind the claim then.

I am definitely down for this.

Rome, Sweet Rome Teaser (43 seconds) LLA Associates Presents The teaser opens with a short scene of six American Marines patrolling in a dark forest The leader points ahead indicating a source of noise ahead, which sounds like boots and clanking of armor Directed by Joss Whedon The patrol hides behind some bushes, and watch in amazement as hundreds of Roman soldiers march by in perfect formation. "We're definitely not in Kansas." One Marine Unit *Action montage of thirteen seconds, with some dramatic music* First brief scene showing two Sea Knight helicopters flying low over Ancient Rome. The Romans panic in the streets below while you can see some priests chanting some obscenities. Brief scene of a single US marine in front of the Roman Senate staring at the emperor, Augustus (Played by Hugh Bonneville) Against the might of the Roman Empire Another scene flashes by, showing marines behind parked Humvees shooting at horsemen in the distance. Final quick scene shows a temple in flames as an Abrams tank drives by. "We all lose in the end." (Voiceover) Rome, Sweet Rome Coming this November

These rights I'll be claiming. Possible video game movies franchise potential Counter-Strike Wolfenstein League of Legends Defense of the Ancients Battlefield PAYDAY Book series 1632 novels Honor Harrington novels Vorkosigan SagaDeathworld Trilogy Harry Turtledove's Worldwar novels

Rome, Sweet Rome (Action/Adventure/Alternative History) - November 1 (Director: Joss Whedon) Unless Whedon is already taken? EDIT: Added one more flick. The Mirror (Horror) - July 19-21 (Director: Jonathon Levine)

I dunno if Apes will reach 100m, though the given how excellent the first one was and and great trailers so far, who knows. I'm thinking 88m OW for now.

Who would have thought Godzilla or Lego would be sitting in the top 5, though I think Maleficent will knock someone out.

Wait, that's a joke right? Right?

Well deserved for X-Men, after watching it a second time, its even better for me. Looks like X-Men just destroyed Godzilla though. Any word on TASM2?

I feel like every thread on this forum inevitably leads to TDKR.

It was boring as hell. Only decent scene was the one with the mermaids.

Today I learned 3.9% = 9% My whole education is ruined.

Does that mean for future solutions we should never watch trailers?

Godzilla not being on screen doesn't mean he's not there. If the T-Rex or shark wasn't on screen through the whole film does that mean they aren't part of the story till the end? I swear people don't understand off screen presence. In the old Godzillas throughout the first half of most films he's mostly not there, does that mean the film doesn't revolve around Godzilla (On a side note, watched Godzilla versus King Ghidorah and Godzilla doesn't even show himself till the end of the film to kick Ghidorah's ass, it was mostly Rodan and Mothra).

Welcome to the forums Caesar!