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I agree. It’s like a CAYOM advanced schedule come to life in terms of release date chaos.

This will update periodically Here is the first half of Y7 Vixen - 7M/25M FKW - 12M/15M/35M Hypercomptency - 35M/42M/105M Outside The Law - 17M/47M Burn This - 5M/12.5M LaL - 35M/85M Starlight - 50M/170M CW2 - 20M/27M/60M Plastic-Man - 45M/60M/140M Carver - 9M/12M/28M Scavengers 2 - 8M/20M Doghouse - 45M/130M Dazzling - 10M/22M Pillars - 135M/360M Fifer - 8M/24M Beyblade - 40M/90M Hilda - 60M/200M Father II - 20M/45M SL - 7M/21M Vegenance - 22M/60M Looping - 19M/65M Bug Wars - 45M/100M Whoopsie - 17M/50M Tom Cruise - 55M/145M Thymes 2 - 75M/260M Cruisin - 25M/70M COD3 - 50M/65M/140M FH - 5M/7M/14M A&C - 12M/40M Final Cut - 25M/65M Yang - 50M/125M TSW3 - 155M/425M DEH - 55M/140M SYI? - 95M/145M/405M Hearts - 22M/35M/68M Scouts - 8M/25M Looney - 1M/8M/20M Untitled Blanks Tentpole - 65M/180M OoTL - 8M/20M Hoops 3 - 15M/40M AOT - 90M/245M Lena - 40M/140M LWH - 90M/285M Snakes - 7M/18M Perfect Life - 13M/35M Tongues - 600k/1.26M/10M/27M 3:32 AM - 6M/8M/16M TFM - 22M/66M Banjo - 35M/130M Columbine - 17M/42M Last Six 2 - 60M/170M Fish Fry - 10M/30M Tony Hawk - 29M/105M Countdown - 35M/110M Beetlejuice - 12M/25M Layover - 15M/45M Megalo - 35M/105M Turkey - 7M/24M Laika - 50M final Toons - 55M/205M AB - 17M/48M Notorious - 25M/90M Flavour - 4.5M/10M Birdwing - 60M/90M/300M Babylon - 45M/70M/265M Blakk - 40M total Word - 15M/45M Wii 2 - 18M/65M Life - 4M/20M GLCH - 120M/365M UD - 25M/80M TR - 35M/60M/235M Ends - 18M/27M/100M Waves 2 - 15M/25M/65M Disappointment - 50M total

Should You Imagine?

@cookie how come GLCH is missing 3D and Dolby

Y6: Y7: Plastic-Man - Teaser attached to Green Arrow and He-Man, Trailer 1 attached Off-Road, XJ9, Bleach, Lucid 2 and The Most Wanted Man in Great Britain, Super Bowl spot Should You Imagine - Teaser 1 attached to Super Mario Bros., Teaser 2 attached to Duck Hunt and Gateways, Super Bowl spot, Trailer 1 attached to Starlight, Plastic-Man, Pillars of Eternity: An Ancient Legacy, Beyblade: The War Unleashed - Let Them Rip and Hilda and The Mountain Giant. Trailer 2 attached to Sir Thymes Time 2 and Adam and Cindy Toons V Reality - Teaser attached to Gateways, Teaser 2 attached to Hilda, Snow Leopards, Sir Thymes Time 2 and Adam and Cindy, Trailer 1 attached to Should You Imagine?, Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo: Cult of The Creeper, Scouts Honor, Snakes and Lena and The Featherweights, Trailer 2 attached to Banjo-Kazooie, Tony Hawk: Pro Skater and Laika. Green Lantern Corps: Home - Teaser attached to Dual Consequences and Call of Duty 3, Trailer 1 attached to The Scavenger Wars Part 3, Scooby-Doo: Cult of The Creeper, Attack on Titan, and Dawn of The Last Six as well as any other PG-13/R action film, Trailer 2 attached to Tower of Babylon, Birdwing and any other PG-13/R action film in that time frame.

Plastic-Man Studio: Endless Entertainment DC Entertainment Release Date: 2/17/Y7 Genre: Superhero/Comedy Director: Nicholas Stoller Producer: Nicholas Stoller Writers: John Francis Daley and Johnathan Goldstein Composer: Tyler Bates Tagline: “Don’t Stretch It” Rating: PG-13 for sequences of action and violence, language, and crude humor Budget: $135M Theater Count: 4,175 Format: 2D, 3D, Dolby Cinema and IMAX (55/45 split with Starlight) Runtime: 118 minutes Cast: Bill Hader as Patrick “Eel” O Brien/Plastic-Man Eric Andre as Edmond “Woozy” Winks Billy Magnussen as Charles Crawford-Brown/Kite-Man Anna Kendrick as Chief Officer Morgan Charlene Yi as Susan Yang Paul Giamatti as Oscar Guiseppe Plot: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ui2i27tmT7I9l2oO2NnHzcytUZ6RQlkNXb3pyfKKSKA Special thanks to @Blankments @Spaghetti and @Rorschach

Birdwing

Did Joker make the list. I really hope there was restraint on the forum.

I just turned 20. I raised you better than this Tele.

I see you’re a man of culture as well.

Plastic Man

Hello, my friends, as we know Y7 starts in 10 days and I thought I’d get my review page ready, and start accepting requests, but that’s not all. I’m also re-reading and in some cases re-critiquing predecessors of Y7 films such as: The Scavenger Wars The Scavenger Wars Part II Pillars of Eternity: The Hollow Vale Pillars of Eternity: Never Far From The Queen Yin The Last Six Sir Thymes Time Call of Duty Call of Duty 2 and whatever else is coming The Chopping Block Beyblade Post your requests below and I’ll get on the grading chart. This year will be graded on a 10 point scale but only 9/10 and above get the coveted D O N G.

Attached to Should You Imagine?

Move Hoops 3 to July 28th please.

Should You Imagine? Best Picture Best Animated Feature Best Director (Genndy Tartakovsky) Best Ensemble Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Jack Dylan Grazer as Ethan Anderson) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Marsai Martin as Tiana) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Kate McKinnon as Turquoise) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Jason Mantazoukas as Smarmy) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Score Best Original Song (Growing Pains by SZA) Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Toons v Reality Best Picture Best Animated Feature Best Director (Phil Lord and Christopher Miller) Best Ensemble Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Olivia Cooke as Ashley) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (John Mulaney as Randy Raccoon Best Original Screenplay Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Green Lantern Corps: Home Best Picture Best Director (Christopher McQuarrie) Best Ensemble Best Actor (Joaquin Phoenix as Sinestro) Best Supporting Actress (Nathalie Emmanuel as Prazha) Best Supporting Actor (Armie Hammer as Hal Jordan) Best Supporting Actress (Rachel Weisz as Queen Imparta) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Hugh Jackman as Atrocitus) Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Score Best Cinematography Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Costume Design Best Makeup & Hairstyling Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Use of Action

Father II - The Resurrection Studio: Infinite Studios Release Date: 4/7/Y7 Genre: Horror/Thriller/Action Director: Anna Foersted Rating: R Budget: $15M Theater Count: 3,666 Runtime: 100 minutes Previous Film: Father (Y3): $40,189,306 / $59,900,134 Cast: Dakota Fanning as Sister Mackie Unknown as Father Kirk O’Reilly Ellen Burstyn as Mother Teresa Keith David as the voice of Zuhj Plot: We open in 1935 where we see the same demonic priest from the first film has found numerous priests runs into the forest as we see a group of teens partying in the woods, engaging in sinful fun; drinking, smoking and a bit of premarital sex. The demon priest shifts from its human form, into a more canine and skeleton like monster and decides attack the teens in a spree as a young girl manages to avoid the wrath but is backed into a tree. Thankfully, the demon priest is stopped by a young Mother Teresa, who tracking the demon as she splashes holy water on the priest stinging it, as the nun grabs a bible as we see her speak verses causing the demon to hault and sputter. The nun sends the demon seemingly sends back to hell before the demon makes an ominous warning he’ll return to his roots when she dies and will gain power in which the world has never seen, and gives Teresa. We then cut to April 2019 in a small town in Massachusetts, New England as we see Sister Mackie, an aspiring nun who wants to become a priest but boasts more tolerable ideals as she joins her fellow nuns in congregation as we see the old school Father Kirk O’Reilly give sermon on a Sunday. The church isn’t the most attended but the people there are happy and joyful until O’Reilly spouts on about sin and warning of hell, chastising the LGBT community, pro-choicers and some minorities which causes the audience to zone out and leave. After sermon, as Sister Mackie and Father Kirk O’Reilly discuss the low number of churchgoers as Mackie states that perhaps they can shift traditions such as being more acceptable as O’Reilly refuses as those ideals as the Bible is law as the two argue, until Mackie decides to quit. We then see O’Reilly stays at the church, open a worn out bible, praying that someone will show him the way to get others to believe as the candle lights dim as we see what seems to be a demon but turns out to be the ghost of a colonial priest, the same as the first one. The colonial priest tells him to keep his beliefs and assure O’Reilly with his help, they’ll usher a new age of Christianity. O’Reilly is unsure but the other priest tells him about faith saying he has a great place in the afterlife, inspiring O’Reilly to agree. Unfortunately, the priest turns out to be the same demon and lunges at O’Reilly as we cut to the next day. We then cut to next Sunday as Sister Mackie prepares to move to another church as she decides to visit her old church to see a more tolerant O’Reilly who decides to become more open minded as more people join, who offers her the job back. Mackie is hesitant but is happy for the priest’s change. O’Reilly then decides to invite her to an outing at a fair which she agrees to. At the fair, O’Reilly has gotten the whole town to come out as he earns back the respect of Mackie and townspeople, as he does a surprising miracle by stopping a Ferris wheel from crashing due to a negligent and high operator. Mackie decides to stay as O’Reilly is delighted as the operator is fired by the boss of the fair. We then cut to the night, as we learn that the operator was an abusive husband as well. O’Reilly stops him from beating his wife by entering, as he warns the operator about hell as the operator refuses as O’Reilly shifts into a demon to torment and kill him. The wife thanks O’Reilly as O’Reilly pukes red slime on her, dazing her. We then see over the course leading up to Good Friday, as O’Reilly does more miracles as he earns nationwide fame and more tourism to the town while at night killing off sinners such as KKK members and criminals. O’Reilly also begins swaying people to commit some sins, using subtle manipulation like encouraging a husband to cheat on his wife, as the husband doubts his wife is being faithful by reminding him an eye for an eye, or children to steal, which Mackie notices but the priest also starting to create a new form of radicalized form of Christianity more focused on purification of the non believers. Mackie decides to investigate that night as she finds O’Reilly helping some alter boys, as the scene plays out almost like O’Reilly would molest them as he then proceeds to consume and gruesomely kill, exposing his demonic nature. Mackie attempts to run but is heard by O’Reilly as he chases her in his demon skeleton dog form, but Mackie finds herself trapped in a closet. O’Reilly was about to open the door only to find nothing, as Mackie finds herself outside as she narrowly escapes O’Reilly as she manages to get out of the church. Naturally, Mackie sends the police to look into this as she heads to bed as the police head to the church. The police naturally swarm inside as O’Reilly is seen reanimating the alter boys as demons. The police naturally shoot but are eaten alive by the alter boys as O’Reilly hypnotizes the lead officer to join his cult. The next morning, the Saturday before Easter Mackie decides to watch the news only to her horror see that O’Reilly is still alive and brainwashed the police. Mackie considers fleeing but is visited by the ghost of Mother Teresa, who reveals to have saved her last night as Teresa explains that she and the demon are actually sworn enemies and she failed to kill it years ago, as she decides to help Mackie. Mackie then goes back to the church feigning her unawareness as she collects holy water as advised by Mother Teresa as studying the Bible to repeat the verses Mother Teresa knew. Mackie then storms the church fighting off the demonic nuns, police officers and alter boys using holy water and sharpened stake like crosses to kill them as Mother Teresa confronts Zuhj/O’Reilly. The two brawl in their astral forms as Mackie steps in. Zuhj/O’Reilly fires a pulse about to hit Mackie but Teresa sacrifices herself as Zuhj/O’Reilly absorbs him. Mackie asks Zuhj why he is doing this as Zuhj explains that like Mackie states the old way of religion is dying and perverse and that he’s finishing the job, while trying to rebuild it to his own image. Zuhj also explains that her methods helped and that his grand plan was as he was slowly infecting the townsfolk and that on Easter, due to all the sins and converts he’s made he’ll have enough power to brainwash the people once they drink the body and blood of Christ into his army. Mackie calls him out on using the ideals for evil as Zuhj explains he’s done many things as explains he played on both the best and worst of humanity. Mackie fights Zuhj but is outmatched and down to her last bit of holy water, as she runs to the top of the building. Zuhj corners her as he goes in for the kill. Mackie sprays the holy water into Zuhj’s eye stunning him as she reveals she lured him as she begins the incantations as Zuhj is drained. The demon falls to his death and is impaled by the giant cross on the building. Mackie then delivers the Easter sermon as everything seems good but it is revealed later that night, Zuhj controls her as he reveals he did infect Mackie too but subtly and banishes her to Hell as he takes over her body.

And shorter than the entirety of Kingsman 2.

I mean TFA is better than any CBM of 2019.

Online classes.

Found some of my old DVDs from my childhood. Big Momma’s House 3 - Okay this is literally bad on some many ways but I have a lot of nostalgia from it and it’s literally a so bad it’s good film. C- Shark Tale - Will Smith fish haunts my dreams. Also this film aged badly, like horrible badly, it felt even more like an executive made film than other animations. D Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban - I forgot about how much fun the early trilogy was and surprised how much one could get away with a PG back in the early 2000s. Excellent performances all around, with some truly exhilarating scenes. A

@cayommagazine Daniel Radcliffe (the Harry Potter franchise) joins the cast of The Phoenix Saga: Might and Magic as one of the main antagonists. Phoenix Saga will arrive in theaters, July 3rd, Y8.

How’s Trolls World Tour doing?

In addition to Jaedan Martall as Mike/Mal, even more cast members join Total Drama Island. - Devon Bostick (the Wimpy Kid franchise) stars as Duncan, the punk with a criminal streak. - Aramis Knight (Ender’s Game) stars as Noah, the bookworm with a passion for being deadpan and snarky. - Zachary Gordon (the Wimpy Kid franchise) stars as Trent, the laid back guitarist - Cierra Ramirez stars as Courtney, the type A CIT.

GREEN LANTERN CORPS: HOME Studio: Endless Entertainment DC Entertainment Tencent Pictures Bad Robot Productions Director: Christopher McQuarrie Producers: Christopher McQuarrie and J.J. Abrams Executive Producers: Xavier B. Irving, Matt and Ross Duffer, and Sebastian Peters Writers: Christopher McQuarrie, Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec Composer: Michael Giacchino Director of Photography: Henry Braham VFX: Weta Digital and Moving Picture Company VFX Supervisors: Roger Guyett and Christopher Townsend Main Cast: (** indicates a voice performance, - all other aliens are done with a mix of practical make up, or * indicates a motion capture performance): Joaquin Phoenix as Thaal Sinestro Armie Hammer as Hal Jordan Rachel Weisz as Queen Imparta Nathalie Emmanuel as Prazha Mark Hamill as Benoz with Tim Blake Nelson as Chief Rathauer Kelly Marie Tran as Ni’in **William Hunt as Vicio and *Hugh Jackman as Atrocitus also featuring Naomi Scott as Arisia *Vanessa Kirby as Mabi *H Jon Benjamin as Ch’p *Ricky Whittle as Salaak Lashawa Lynch as A’Stella Stromfront **Patrick Stewart as Ganthet **Nicole Kidman as Sayd Claes Bang as Mayor Oza Previous Film: Green Lantern Corps: Rise of the Manhunters (Y5) - $290,989,783/$1,003,540,353 Genre: Superhero/Sci-fi/Epic Release Date: December 15th, Y7 Theater Count: 4,520 (including 405 IMAX theaters) Format: 2D (2.39:1), 3D (2.39:1), Dolby Cinema (2.39:1) and IMAX 2D+3D (1.44:1) IMAX: Select sequences shot in 70mm IMAX (1.44:1). Footage cropped to 1.9:1 on digital IMAX screens. Budget: $235 million MPAA Rating: PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi action violence, thematic material, language, and scary/disturbing images Running Time: 157 minutes (2 hours, 37 minutes) special thanks to @cookie @Ethan Hunt and @Spaghetti Plot: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ixj522TBngaQV3cga3ZBf1WcNzjrePgePRhCuo2pFQQ

Green Lantern Corps: Home has been completed, will look over grammar and flow tomorrow for posting.