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@cookie I know the perfect property of yours tv show to break you out of the Voltron funk. The new episode of Ducktales makes you hit the feels.

The Untitled Family Guy Movie Studio: Infinite Studios Fuzzy Door Productions Release Date: 12/25/Y4 Director: Seth MacFarlane Genre: Traditional Animation/Musical/Comedy Rating: R Budget: $35M Runtime: 125 minutes (including 5 minute short) Cast: Seth MacFarlane as Peter, Stewie and Brian Alex Borestein as Lois Seth Green as Chris Mila Kunis as Meg Jason Statham as Ernie The Giant Chicken Keegan Michael Key as The Head of Fox Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson Chris Diamantopoulos as Mickey Mouse Short: Pop Team Shorts: Pipimi and Popuko Vs. Hollywood: Volume 1 Rating: R Movie:

@cayommagazine Details for Infinite Studios and Fuzzy Door’s “The Untitled Family Guy Movie” (The new title btw) have leaked - Multiple cameos from other Fox animated shows such as The Simpsons, American Dad, Bobs Burgers, Futurama, and King of The Hill. - The Movie is confirmed to be a R rated musical and traditionally animated - The film is about Peter and Meg going on a mythical and pretty insane journey together to save Family Guy and Quahog from total cancellation. - Jason Statham will voice the main antagonist, Ernie The Giant Chicken - No cutaways will be used in the movie, but Y3’s films will be parodied at some point in the movie.

Homecoming got great reception although imo I thought it was good, just not near SM1/2 or ASM1. Agreed though. Outside of Joker and Harley Quinn, Venom is probably the most popular or well known among the GA. Every time I get the trailer, reception is great. Honestly believe it'll be bigger than anything else from the September to December 2018 timeframe.

I had no idea it was that bad. Disappointed to hear that. Perhaps you made the right choice.

@cayommagazine Anna Kendrick to voice Squirrel Girl in Endless Animation’s “The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl”. Justin Roiland to voice Galactus as well. Other cast members in undisclosed roles are Lil Rel Howery, Vera Farmiga, Samantha Ireland, Seth MacFarlane, Scott Menville, and Cardi B. Squirrel Girl slated for November Y5. Joaquin Dos Santos will produce as well.

Camp Camp > Voltron

So is KP.

Let’s wait until September 3rd. We don’t know what Hiccup is doing rn, he could be on vacation after his deployment for all we know. On a side note, last week out of boredom I finished hypothetical DOM and WW totals for Y3 $100M+ grossers. If push comes to shove I could do it.

$23.8M @DAJK

Dora the Explorer stars Isabela Moner (Transformers: The Last Knight, Sicario: Day of the Soldado, Instant Family) in the film’s title role. Having spent most of her life exploring the jungle with her parents nothing could prepare Dora for the most dangerous adventure ever – High School. Always the explorer, Dora quickly finds herself leading Boots (her best friend, a monkey), Diego, and a rag tag group of teens on a live-action adventure to save her parents and solve the impossible mystery behind a lost Inca civilization. Seventeen-year-old actress Moner is joined in the film by one of Mexico’s biggest stars, Eugenio Derbez (Overboard, Instructions Not Included, How to Be A Latin Lover), who plays Alejandro, a mysterious jungle inhabitant who tries to protect the teenagers from the marauders. The film also features big screen newcomer Micke Moreno (Escobar: Paradise Lost), in the role of cousin Diego; Nicholas Coombe (Spy Kids: Mission Control, Midnight Sun) as Randy, a fellow high schooler who develops an immediate crush on Dora; Madeleine Madden (Picnic at Hanging Rock, Tidelands) as the school’s snooty class president, Sammy; and Academy Award nominee Adriana Barraza (Babel, Amores Perros, Thor, The 33) as Dora’s grandma, Abuelita Valerie. Temuera Morrison (Green Lantern, Moana) will play the role of Powell. Additional key casting announcements are forthcoming. Read more at http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/965135-first-dora-the-explorer-movie-photo-as-production-begins#a9gAKZZqKzYbwYQ2.99

RIP my survivor but damn at Meg. Can honestly see a $40M OW for it.

Top 10 of year: 1.) Black Panther - $700M 2.) Infinity War - $680M 3.) Incredibles 2 - $600M 4.) Fallen Kingdom - $420M 5.) Deadpool 2 - $320M 6.) Venom - $315M 7.) Poppins - $280M 8.) Aquaman - $240M 9.) Beasts 2 - $235M 10.) Bumblebee - $220M

No way Nutcracker opens that high. Also a bit low for Grinch imo.

I’d like to see Kyrie in this.

I just made the best jamablaya with beef smoked sausage, 2 leftover pieces of bbq ribs, One Drop pepper sauce, mustard and liquid smoke.

I do understand that school/vacation has pushed things back but let’s see how the month plays out first. Also anyone heard from @Hiccup23?

That was pretty much last year's best picture nominations.

A bit of bleak news Due to college and other irl issues outside of fillers, I am focusing on finishing these four films: Can You Imagine? (Potential OC) Barry Brookshire Bullets and Lyrics (Potential OC) Dragon Ball (which may or may not be replaced by another tentpole in very active development) The only two projects left are Moto and Family Guy. HSM4 is being pushed back. KOTS will receive a small edit but Crash 2, TP2, and BAG are pretty much done otherwise.

This is a awful idea. Most blockbusters in general don’t reach that level and it alienates the few great blockbusters, especially when there’s a few great ones this year (AQP, Panther, Fallout) from a chance at an Oscar and basically gives them a Peoples Choice Awards. On the bright side, the MCU will gets it first Oscar.

https://www.aristeon.net/2018/08/chinese-star-fan-bingbing-reportedly-banned-from-film-industry-for-3-years.html?m=1 This is peculiar.

Glad Panther got to $700M. It deserved every penny, glad a movie of with a mainly African American cast broke out that big, especially as the biggest superhero movie ever. No denying fudge tho. Hot Take Of The Day: TTGTTM > AMATW

@cayommagazine It seems Endless is all about superheroes recently but Endless Animation will handle “The Unbeatavle Squirrel Girl”. The project is slated for sometime in Y5. The movie will be very Deadpool esque in humor but for a younger audience in mind. Daron Nefcy (Star Vs The Forces Of Evil, Netflix’s Aera Rising) will direct the project.

Squirrel Girl The Familiars

Cabana Boys Studio: Infinite Studios Happy Madison Productions Release Date: 5/22/Y4 Genre: Comedy Director: Dennis Dugan Rating: PG-13 Budget: $20M Theater Count: 3,472 Format: 2D Runtime: 102 minutes Cast: Adam Sandler as Bert Jace Norman as Ralph Kevin James as Stan David Spade as Peter Chris Rock as Kevin Andy Samberg as Mr. Barkston Vin Diesel as Chuggs Mila Kunis as Margaret Drew Barrymore as Kathy Sadie Sandler as Stacy Plot: Bert, Kevin, Peter and Stan are four friends who work during the summer at a country club to make a bit of extra money not to mention have a bit of fun. Their young boss, Mr. Barkston is a golf loving pompous rich man who hasn’t worked a day in his life much to the ire of Bert who has had to work harder for all of his life. Bert announces to his friends that in about a week, he will have saved up enough money to join the club and is excited. Stan warns Bert not to become like Barkston, which he assures he won’t be anything like him. After a hard day of work, Bert returns home exhausted and is greeted by his family, his wife Kathy, his daughter Stacy and his son, Ralph, who is a notorious slacker with a passion for video games. It is accidentally revealed Ralph spent $500 on DLC and power ups in a Fortnite like video game much to Bert’s anger. Bert grounds Ralph who angrily storms off. Later that night, Bert talks to Stacy about it, and Stacy asks why is he so hard on Ralph. Bert reveals he’s disappointed that his son isn’t manly enough and wants him to toughen up, revealing he used to be a lot like him. Stacy tells him to accept Ralph for who he is and suggests he can Ralph work to pay of the bill. Gaining an idea, Bert applies a job for Ralph at the country club much to latter’s dismay. Bert introduces Ralph to his friends after showing him the proper way men shake hands. During the day, Bert, Ralph, Stan, Kevin and Peter do their jobs around the country club as Ralph provides both fun yet lazy ways to get the work done much to Bert’s dissatisfaction. Meanwhile from afar, Mr. Barkston watches this and demands to speak to Ralph. Bert attempts to apologize for Ralph but to their surprise, Barkston promotes Ralph to be his apprentice, which gives him more pay and less work which Ralph accepts. Barkston introduces Ralph to his entourage, Chuggs, the bodybuilder bodyguard and Margaret, the fashion loving socialite. The three prove to bad influences to Ralph which angers Bert and consumes him with jealousy. Later at home, Ralph flaunts his cash but Bert although angry reveals that unlike him he’s earned his money and announces tomorrow he’ll have enough for himself to join only for Ralph to reveal that was the price for ten years ago and it doubled. The next day, Bert challenges Barkston for Ralph in a game of golf, and if he wins Ralph works for them. Barkston agrees under the condition that if he wins work become twice as hard and will cut the pay. Stan, Kevin and Peter try to talk Bert out of it but he refuses. The golf game is close but Bert loses at the last second. Barkston celebrates but Ralph feels bad. Back at Barkston’s place, a party is held, Ralph tied to convince Barkston to reconsider only to see his dad collect money from him. Barkston reveals he paid Bert off to throw the match and a place in the country club, much to Ralph’s disgust. The next day, Bert has become a total snob which gives Ralph an epiphany on how he acted, Ralph quits and rallies the workers to convince his dad to see the error of his ways by pulling harmless but irritating pranks on the country club members throughout the day. Angered, Barkston makes work even more intolerable for the workers in return. Barkston then has another party where the workers are basically their servants or they’re fired. When all hope is lost, Ralph reveals he has one last trick. Ralph finally speaks to Bert and convinces him to join back by showing him how weak his handshake has become but also how strong Ralph is now bad that he became a man his own way. Realizing the errors of his ways, Bert quits as well and his newfound pride in his son. Barkston then fires the rest of the employees which causes a full out brawl between the workers and the elites which the workers win. Defeated and a bit beaten, Barkston rehires them with conditions back to normal with an increased pay. The workers celebrate and Bert and Ralph celebrate.