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@cayommagazine Endless Animation’s sci-fi musical is confirmed to be traditionally animated, making it the studio’s first non CG animated or stop motion project.

If we did reboot, my CAYOM year 1 slate would probably be: A much revamped version of Treasure Planet. Blue and Gold Crash Bandicoot or revamped Spyro God Of War Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive Year 2 would be slightly edited Can You Imagine?, Lilo and Stitch and a revamped Bionicle.

Basically the version I have is on the Movie Submission page so just send the review through messaging. Thanks again.

Good news and bad news: Good News: 2-3 films should be posted by Friday from the Endless Entertainment division. Got a Jason Momoa/Kaya Scoderlario/Chris Pratt action flick, The Family Guy Movie (retcon to Endless Entertainment), and Got Milk (if everything goes as planned Gil’s All Fright Dinner (still Infinite Studios) will make it) Bad News: St Claire might get pushed back to Y5. I’ve really been taking a look at my content this year and although my films are improving I want a good or at the very least fun film and if I don’t have the time to finish my re edits over the weekend, it’ll be coming Y5. @Reddroast I still interested in the preread though?

Even then in CAYOM’s past, the Pokémon franchise was frontloaded. TBH I thought it was going to have a fan rush anyway regardless of schools.

Is that a typo or a CAYOM 2.0 in joke? Thanks for the review. Glad you liked it. I surprised people liked it so much or at all considering my past superhero film fails. I honestly had a lot of fun writing it.

Domestically V2 went from $325M from the first to $620M to the second. Moved the convo here to avoid disrailling the predict thread.

@cayommagazine The full voice cast for The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl has arrived: Anna Kendrick as Squirrel Girl Lil Rel Howery as Monkey Joe Vera Farmiga as Dana Samantha Ireland as Tippy Toe Seth MacFarlane as Howard The Duck Scott Menville as Nova Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as Kang The Conqueror Ronda Rousey as She-Hulk Cardi B as Dazzler Colton Haynes as Iceman Daniel Henney as Speedball Justin Roiland as Galactus Taika Waititi as The Collector The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl opens December Y5.

Now if you want crazy look at the Voltron 1 to 2 jump.

Not really, War of The Gods placed 2nd around $360M, but Pokémon was frontloaded due to fan rush which was likely and missed $300M

Started writing parts of Barry Brookshire and Squirrel Girl today. Question: For the latter I was wondering if I could sneak in a Deadpool cameo but only as a joke

Yeah it was a crazy August in Y2. The opening weekend record was shattered twice in August both back to back. @Xillix‘s War Of The Gods did $108M and Pokémon 1 (at 61 on MC) did $123M.

Not to mention the first opened at $123M with worse reviews... after a $100M opener the weekend before.

Hm...

Good choice very good choice.

May 1st-3rd Endless Entertainment attempts to kick off the summer with Treasure Planet: Gauntlet of Midas, which despite mixed reviews (57 on Metacritic) is looking at $80M-$90M which is decent start. Treasure Planet: Gauntlet of Midas: $90M/$226M (x2.51) (Although the OW should be decently sized due to the May tentpole magic, the best comparison for this is Amazing Spider-Man 2 as both are sequels with mixed reception to surprisingly decent but not loved first films but it should be a bit more sturdier as the only serious competition is Earthsong) May 8th-10th (Mother’s Day Weekend) Gold Cresent’s new franchise starter, Earthsong Volume 1: Haven’s Guard is looking at a strong $50M-$60M opening. It should have a very strong Sunday thanks to the holiday. Earthsong: Volume 1: Haven’s Guard: $53M/$138M (x2.6) (This should perform about the same as Gold Cresent’s first He Man, not to mention due to the lack of female appealing films in May, it’ll thrive until Brave but the ending may polarize audience a bit) May 15th-17th The openers this week should be decent for themselves as Hourglass’s family comedy Frindle is tracking strong at $10M-$15M and Infinite’s Murky is tracking around $9M-$12M. Frindle: $12.5M/$38M (x3) (This should open decently but this summer is swapped with Family films as it faces American Dragon the next week and Brave a few weeks after) Murky: $10M/$24.5M (x2.45) May 22nd-25th (Memorial Day weekend) Gold Cresent’s American Dragon: Darkness Rising (72 on Metacritic) will easily win over families as well as the top spot tracking at a strong $50M-$55M for the three day and a stronger $70M-$75M for the four day. Infinite’s Cabana Boys should drum up some decent business due to star power tracking at $18M-$22M for the three day and $25M-$27M for the four day. American Dragon: Darkness Rising: $55M/$73M/$200M (x3.64x) (Brave will be a problem but otherwise it should have a strong run) Cabana Boys: $17M/$24M/$45M (x2.65) (The only reason this comedy will survive is due to the lack of them and then it’ll die out quickly) May 29th-31st Blankments’ Chuck Norris and Liam Nesson vs The Loch Ness Monster is tracking decently at $18M-$22M despite mixed reviews (53 on Metacritic) Chuck Norris and Liam Nesson vs The Loch Ness Monster: $25M/$60M (x2.4) (This should spawn numerous sequels as I believe audience will dig it for dumb fun but Odyssey 3 will cut off its legs.)

Take your time.

I’m okay with these types of weekend threads. You don’t here the same fucking argument over and over and it’s mostly civil.

Doing my first college paper about blockbusters and Oscars.

Hot Take: Venom is the Suicide Squad of 2018 for me. 2nd best CBM of the year tbh.

Looks like Odyssey is getting gold while Can You Imagine, Pillars of Eternity and Mass Effect duke it out for silver.

Okay April-June is up too.

Is it just me or does anyone else see Our City 2 pulling a Kung Fu Panda 2/Dragon 2?

Top 10 of Y4 so far: (not including my own films) Edit: Small mistake made.

Requests are now opened for the rest of Year 4 but these films are going first: Voltron: Reunion Tattooed Teenage 4lien Fighters From Beverly Hills Amulet II: The Last Council Jonny Jonny: The Big Fucking Movie Silent Hill II You all get two requests, one film of your own and one film of someone else’s.