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Either or. Dealer choice.

Thanks.

Would anyone be interested to look at Lilo and Stitch or Howling Commandos.

Going to spruce up Howling Commandos a bit. Added some stuff that flowed better early with Lilith.

Now I’m curious.

No problem. Honestly I am loving everyone here is so happy to help everyone on their projects.

Spark: Homeward B- Recap: Although the sequel doesn’t live up to the original, forgets ideas like an amnesiac and a lifeless villain, you will be pleased by the action, humor and awesome characters we’ve come to love. I look forward to more adventures in this universe. What I liked - That Everest reveal - The main cast is still very fun and likeable - Action is top notch as usual - The Chicago scenes - Mention of Milwaukee gives this at least a C+ - I really liked Alex and Kozar’s relationship again when the main series come to an end and the ship is still standing give their children (if they have em) a spin-off series - Aera is bae and so are her parents, her spin-off will make bank My problems - Vanchell’s deal, never got his motivation exactly. Vanchell also sucked as a villain - The Chicago scenes are only their for a few minutes, would’ve like more time on Earth. - Chicago scenes kind of are forgotten about mainly the racism aspect. - Hannah and Tarek annoy me and also do they really need to be in the movie - Fuck Alexbot and the droids - Also like cookie said if Alex is so special, how are her powers so easily taken away. It feels contrived.

Yeah if Spark Rising was Iron Man, Homeward would be Iron Man 2.

The scene where Alex gets drowned by Vanchell

Here’s what I thought so far, I got up to the point where Vanchell drowns Alex. What I liked - That Everest reveal - The main cast is still very fun and likeable - Action is top notch as usual - The Chicago scenes - Mention of Milwaukee gives this at least a C+ My problems - Vanchell’s deal, never got his motivation exactly. - The Chicago scenes are only their for a few minutes, would’ve like more time on Earth. - Chicago scenes kind of are forgotten about mainly the racism aspect. - Hannah and Tarek annoy me and also do they really need to be in the movie So far I giving it a B

That was a weird turn. Also only finished to a certain part because my browser refreshing. @Isle of Pasta Can you pm the rest.

Still chugging

Okay at Chicago so far so good.

@cayommagazine As speculated, Alpha Flight has been pushed back into Y4 due to major story problems. Witches has also been pushed back to Y4 but Battletoads will croak into Y3 taking Witches spot.

Spark Rising was pretty good. I’ll read Spark Homeward when the rewrite is done. Nevermind @Isle of Pasta I’m reading Homeward rn

Happy Easter and Happy April Fools Day everyone

... I can see somewhat see that.

Probably will wait then cause I might not read it until later today:

Might give Spark 2 a review today but I am rereading 1 first.

Battletoads Studio: Endless Entertainment (through the Endless Animation division)/Animated by Sony Pictures Imageworks Release Date: 4/19/Y3 Genre: Animation/Comedy/Adventure/Action Director: Tom McGrath Rating: PG for animated action violence, mild peril and rude humor Budget: $85M Theater Count: 3,765 Format: 2D and 3D Runtime: 102 minutes (with a 5 minute short) Cast: Donald Glover as Alex Garfield/Rash Charlie Day as Kyle Spatz/Zitz Chris Pratt as Chad Davis/Pimple Ginnifer Goodwin as Princess Angelica Steve Zahn as Professor T. Bird Anna Kendrick as The Dark Queen Danny Devito as Minizilla Abbi Jacobson as Miss Appear Danny McBride as Big Jaws (Way Big Jaws) Patrick Warburton as Chunk Ashton Kutcher as Alpaca Topher Grace as Ray Jordan Peele as The Red Prince Keegan Michael Key as The Blue Prince

Please replace Witches with Battletoads (Animation/Comedy/Adventure) - Directed by Tom McGrath - 3,765 theaters - 3D - 9/20/Y3

Trying to map out how to do Gauntlet of Midas. Also have a fun idea for Crash Bandicoot 2 as it more story based so it feels less video game like but upping slapstick. Battletoads has potential, also know what to do for Skylanders which may be a mindfuck for some. I also have plans for another franchise but that’s another day.

Lotor > Voltron 1

Nerdy Studio: Infinite Studios Release Date: 3/1/Y3 Genre: Teen/Family/Comedy Director: Thor Freduental Rating: PG for crude humor and suggestive themes Budget: $12.5M Theater Count: 3,012 Format: 2D Runtime: 90 minutes Cast: Neil Sethi as Jake Plot: Jake is a new sixth grader at Darkwood Middle School who recently moved from Ohio. Jake, for his book smart ways and things he like, is deemed nerdy, and has only a few friends. Jake tries to survive sixth grade through the advice of others, his friends, his family and his older brother. Jake eventually becomes popular but shallow upon this. Jake after a recollection decides to not want to be cool after seeing how he and others are shallow. Later Jake gives a speech about how people should not be shallow and accept others causing Jake to win back his friends. Jake loses some popularity but gains the respect of his peers and stays close with his true friends.

Few things: - 50/50 chance Alpha Flight is pushed to Y4, Witches might have a story rehaul but I don’t know yet might not make Y3, sorry @cookie @Isle of Pasta, (but Kendrick has a big role in Miraculous so...) Bullets and Lyrics and Miraculous will be my main priorities these next few weeks. - Also tried the YA genre with Uglies, I think people may like it. Also finished Nerdy. If I finish BAL and Mira, I might put in a few filler projects, probably my planned political comedy, The Election. - Would anyone be interested at a pre read of Howling Commandos or Lilo and Stitch? Update: Pushing Witches back to Y4 (or Y5 depending on how far developed Moongirl is) and replacing it with Battletoads, but the Kendrickssance is back on. Since Kendrick is the villain.