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I'm back!
http://www.amazon.com/Jesse-Radin/e/B00AV4Z0VO
Here's my author page, I have about 10 novels for sale and I often make them free. Some of them have been CAYOM products in the past.
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Energized Entertainment Return:
Year 11!
Cartoon WoW movie "Iron Docks" based on the best instance of WoD, Iron Docks! A PG-rated Dreamworks-ish movie with WoW characters.
Photographic Visions - my oscar contender, based on a novel I'm writing.
And maybe a couple more.
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I will be holding out for a bit, starting a new job Monday so no time for movie-make.
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I'm back! It's been a long time... more than a year.
So I am re-introducing myself... I've been a part of CAYOM since 2006, Year 9, though I would post films after the deadline starting in Year 6.
I'm 30, a self-published author, and a serial status updater.
I have a few ideas and I hope to join in Year 11: Part 1. Year 10 I'll be staying out.
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Electric (Energized Entertainment) will be returning for Year 11!
Yeah! Oh Yeah!
Expect greatness.
Millz mills.
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If I were to foolhardily/bravely jump back into this venture, when will the next part of Year 10 be there for new films?
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I think Amazing SpiderMan 2 will finish under Captain America total DOM.
Unlike my Divergent Muppets thing this has a chance.
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I've worked at AMC Theatres for about three years now and I've noticed that the longer movies can only get 4 (or maybe 5) showing a day on a screen.
A shorter movie (Gravity, Mr. Peabody) could fit 6 or even 7 depending on when the first/last shows are.
Do you think that this helps movies, the chance to have more showtimes? And would people generally prefer shorter films?
At the same time one could argue you're getting more entertainment hours for the same price with a long movie.
Of course it is mostly about the movie itself and if it's popular they will find a way to play it as much as they can.
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This is Spring Break week so most movies will have smaller Friday increases, especially kids movies.
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I promise I'll finish my movies. I have one more idea but it's not worthy of a slot tbh
"Stop the Movie" a nerdy sci fi movie which intentionally wrong facts/physics
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Rio 2: 4:20 pm AMC Cupertino 16
Probably 50-60% full. Only the front four rows were 100% open.
Movie: C/C+
A mediocre romp featuring too much pop culture and a thin plot.
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I want to see Noah. I've deliberately avoided these plagues of fundamentalist-pandering movies (God's Not Dead, Son of God) but with the conservative hate of Noah, maybe I could handle it.
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Hollywood Nerd
Format: 2D regular live actionGenre: Farce/Spoof/SatireCast: Ryan Gosling (Zack), DJ Qualls (Melvin)Directed By: Chuck LorreRelease Date: 10/5
Theater Count: 2,209 TheeatehersBudget: $20 millionRunning Time: 86 minutesMPAA Rating: PG-13 for brief strong language and drug references
Plot Summary: Melvin wants to write a movie about what nerds really do, but his screenplay is turned into something with Zack being dressed in "geekface".
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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Everworld
Format: 3D IMAXGenre: Fantasy/Action/Sci-FiCast: Jay Baruchel (David Levin), Chris Evans (Christopher Hitchcock), Michael B. Jordan (Jalil Sherman), Alison Brie (April O'Brien) , Blake Lively (Senna Wales), Tom Hiddleston (Loki), Hugh Jackman (Thorolf, Viking), More Minor roles still need castingDirected By: Zac SnyderRelease Date: 11/8
Theater Count: 3,592 TheatersBudget: $75 millionRunning Time: 139 minutesMPAA Rating: R for strong pervasive violence, language, brief nudity, sexual innuendos
Plot Summary: Four teenagers find themselves in an alternate world where various ancient gods, civilizations, and alien species battle one another.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Will have some tie in to Marvel Universe in term -
It's not really "Midnights" at all now.
At my AMC they had Noah at 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm.
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I will be fashionably late, but not late enough to miss that deadline
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why did muppets suffer at the box office despite the good reviews and stellar marketing campaign?
Live action "kids movies" never are that big to begin with. Though I know there can be exceptions.
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I would like to join in
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I want to join though it won't take effect until next weekend since this weekend 21-23 we have some numbers
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I will be making a movie based on the Everworld series from K.A. Applegate. It was a really underrated fantasy series she wrote after Animorphs aimed at an older teen crowd, where teenages from modern times go back into an alternate world that involves Old Gods like Loki and Thor mixed with this alien race that learns gunpowder from a chemistry textbook.
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Because I'm on a creative drought, I'm going to be re-releasing some my older films with revised plots for the rest of Year 8.
Please don't.
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I will be making a satire film "Hollywood Nerd" about a bunch of non-nerdy guys who go "geekface" in a comedy movie mocking how Hollywood dumbs down different types of humor for the mass audiences.
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I might be skipping this quarter but I should get something out soon maybe
I have an idea "Lesbian Vampire Killers of Perth" but that is a January trash film for year 9 or oct year 8
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I don't have any big plans... a sequel to my latest Interconnected which should hopefully have more action and less bland plot developments.
Behind the Camera
in Vanilla CAYOM
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"Tustin, We Have a Problem"
This is sort of a sequel but only Impact would remember the original since it was his favorite of my CAYOM movies. It's based off "Penny Press" which was about a boy born in the 20s that starts writing novels in the 30s to help his family through the Great Depression.
It will start as Penny Press. The young boy becomes a journalist and reports during World War II but since he was born in 1925 he doesn't get drafted. He is a Republican that supports Eisenhower and ends up working for the Nixon Campaign in 1960. He convinces Richard Nixon to wear makeup on TV and thus Nixon wins the 1960 election.
Since Nixon is from California, Tustin, CA is the city that gets the contract for the moon landing. In 1968, Robert Kennedy is elected after 8 years of Nixon. The movie ends in 1975 with the moon landing taking place 6 years later than in our world.