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Martin/Martian Best Picture Best Director - Steve Spielberg Best Actor - Donald Glover Best Supporting Actor - Tom Hanks Best Original Score - John Williams Ant-Man Use of Action Best Visual Effect Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Score - Michael Giacchino

I am a big Wes Anderson fan and this looks great!

Wow, my predictions were horrible!

Martin/Martian Genre: Sci-Fi/Drama Cast: Donald Glover - Martin Danny Glover - Martin's Dad Cuba Gooding Jr. - Martin's Dad(Younger Version) Andy Serkis - The Martian(mo-cap) Jeff Goldblum - Stan Wilson(a scientist) Tom Hanks - Detective Carlson Andrew Garfield - Luke(Martin's best friend) Director: Steven Spielberg Score: John Williams Studio: Public Pictures MPAA Rating: PG-13 Release Date: October 189th Theater Count: 3,102 Run Time: 112 minutes Budget: $65 Million Setting: Houston, Texas Plot:

Ant-Man Genre: Action Cast: Lee Pace - Hank Pym/Ant-Man Alison Brie - Janet Van Dyne/The Wasp Sam Worthington - Whirlwind Phillip Syemour Hoffman - Egghead Director: Brad Bird Score: Michael Giacchino Studio: Public Pictures MPAA Rating: PG-13 Release Date: May 4th Theater Count: 3,659(3D & IMAX) Run Time: 128 minutes Budget: $105 Million Setting: New York, New York Plot:

Me too.

That poster is pretty good.

Dang, we lost again.

I thought the trailer was great and has me even more excited for the movie!

If need be, I can move Ant-Man.

Yeah, it does and I really hope he wins it.

Ant-Man - May 4thMartin/Martian - October 19th- It is directed by Steve Spielberg

The results have surprised me so far, so I can't wait to see how the rest of the films do.

I agree, I think 3 would be the way to go.

I would go with either silver or pink and since silver wasn't on the list I voted for pink.

This should be great!

Wow, I was really close to having the highest score on my team.

Main: A Very Amazing(Crazy) Christmas MovieFiller: Paperboy

My film Paperboy is a family film and it opens July 1st.

Paperboy Genre: Family Comedy Cast: Ryan Lee - Sam(The Paperboy) J.K. Simmons - His Boss Courtney Cox - Sam's Mom Director: David M. Evans Studio: Public Pictures MPAA Rating: PG Release Date: July 1st Theater Count: 3,102 Run Time: 100 minutes Budget: $28 Million Setting: A Small town in Indiana Plot: This is an adaptation of the video game, Paperboy. It follows a week in the life of a Paperboy named Sam who has to deliver the papers to the correct houses or he will lose his job. His boss is mad at his performace as of late, so he gives him 1 more week to get his act together. They will lose customers if he doesn't get everyone their paper everyday of the week, so he has to do his job 100% correct. Also, his boss hates the rival paper, so he informs Sam that he wants him to mess with the houses that don't subscribe to his paper. Sam is unsure about doing this, but he needs his jobs, so he agrees to do it. His mom told him to stick with it and tells a different piece of adivce each day before he goes out to deliver the papers. She use to be a papergirl when she was a kid, so she knows how hard it can be to do it. Throughout the week lots of crazy stuff happens to Sam that almost causes him to not complete his job, but somehow he is able to deliver every paper to every house each day of the week and gets to keep his job. His boss really thought he would fail, so he is surprised to see him properly do his job. Also, he kind of wanted to see him fail, so he could hire a better paperboy. Some of the things he encountered on his route include big house cats, fast cars, and even some break dancers. 1 day he even has to deliver the papers during a big storm with big winds the cause his papers to fly all over the place. The movie ends with Sam's boss telling him the he did a great job and that he gets to keep it. He also informs him that he was so good that more people have subscribed to the paper and left the rival paper.

It looks pretty good.

The trailer is not that good, but it will probably be an alright, somewhat funny movie.

I did horrible, but hopefully I do better next time.

That was a good trailer and made me want to see it.