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Alright time to kick this off soon! I will post 100-91 today!

So in December we got two horror flicks.

How does that compare to previous September animation?

Well looks like Ouija II has got Halloween to itself! It should at least make $30-$35 million.

Public Eye and Rendezvous with Rama are now up!

Rotton Tomatoes Consensus Critics Consensus: "Arrival delivers a must-see experience for fans of thinking person's sci-fi that anchors its heady themes with genuinely affecting emotion and a terrific performance from Amy Adams." https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/arrival_2016 Yaaassss!!!!

Frankly, I am honored to have The Wanders #1 @Alpha. I have topped a list of yours finally I had a feel it would grace the list. It is a controversial film and was intended to be. As for the demons, they were suppose to be another species of alien under the Wander's control. Never made it into the film because I forgot.... Hope that gives you some personal closure

Mile High Date- October 16th, Y10 Genre- Comedy Rating- PG-13 Theaters- 2,830 theaters Budget- 30 million Running Time- 90 minutes or 1 hour and 30 minutes Studio- O$corp Pictures Director- Seth Gordon Actors/Actresses Ryan- Andy Samberg Brendan- Adam Brody Molly- Vanessa Hudgens Gina- Ellen Page Plot: Molly works as a new flight attendant works with her sassy childhood friend sidekick Gina. On one trip, Molly meets Ryan a hot pilot who is equally ditzy as her. They immediately fall in love at first sight. Ryan has a sarcastic sidekick co-pilot named Brendan. Ryan and Molly try to get Gina and Brendan together but find out they are both are too independent for each other. Ryan and Molly struggle to maintain their relationship as their jobs keep them away. The characters encounter many funny moments with angry/weird passengers and traveling to foreign countries as struggling to fit in. The film climaxes with all four characters trying to save the plane and its passengers when it is hijacked by 3 terrorists. They manage to defeat the terrorists together and land the plane safely. The film ends with Ryan and Molly getting married. The film has a lot of funny moments but also a few touching moments of love/friendship

Two of my films will be completed tonight. I can work on fillers if we want those.. they will be small and just give the schedule some meat.

We still have the record for just 300m's too. I think we will have at least one other 300M grosser (Moana or Sing) Fantastic Beasts and Passangers will do 200M Rogue One will do 400M

Last year was the record with 6 $300M+ grossers. We got 8 so far this year.

That gap....damn

Moving Goliath to October 30th and moving my big budget sci-fi film from November 20th to October 2nd (hoping for a Gravity/Martian run)

Rendezvous with Rama "From the writer of 2001: Space Odyssey" Date- October 2nd, Y10 Genre- Sci-FI Rating- PG-13 Theaters- 3,789 theaters Budget- 150 million Running Time- 141 minutes or 2 hours and 21 minutes Studio- O$corp Pictures Director- Denis Villeneuve Actors/Actresses Bill Norton- Idris Elba Jimmy Pak- Liam Hemsworth Laura Ernst- Rose Byrne Plot: After a meteor falls in Northeast Italy in 2077, creating a major disaster, the United Nations sets up the SpaceGuard System as an early warning of arrivals from deep space. The Rama is an alien starship, initially mistaken for an asteroid categorised as "31/439". It is detected by astronomers in the year 2131 while it is still outside the orbit of Jupiter. Its speed and the angle of its trajectory clearly indicate it is not on a long orbit around the sun, but comes from interstellar space. The astronomers' interest is further piqued when they realise the asteroid has an extremely rapid rotation period of 4 minutes and is exceptionally large. An unmanned space probe dubbed Sita is launched from the Mars moon Phobos to intercept and photograph it. The resulting images reveal that Rama is a perfect cylinder, 12 miles in diameter and 34 miles long, and completely featureless, making this humankind's first encounter with an alien spacecraft. The manned solar survey vessel Endeavour is sent to study Rama, as it is the only ship close enough to do so in the brief period Rama will spend in our solar system. Endeavour manages to rendezvous with Rama one month after it first comes to Earth's attention, when the alien ship is already inside Venus' orbit. The 20+ crew, led by Commander Bill Norton, enters Rama through triple airlocks, and explores the vast 16-km wide by 50-km long cylindrical world of its interior, but the nature and purpose of the starship and its creators remain enigmatic throughout the film. The astronauts discover that Rama is hollow, and that its inner surfaces hold vast "cities" of geometric structures that resemble buildings and are separated by streets with shallow trenches. A mammoth band of water, dubbed the Cylindrical Sea, stretches around Rama's central circumference. Massive cones, which the astronauts theorize are part of Rama's propulsion system, stand at its southern end. They also find that Rama's atmosphere is breathable. One of the crew members, Jimmy Pak, who has experience with low gravity skybikes, volunteers to ride a smuggled skybike along Rama's axis to the far end, otherwise inaccessible due to the cylindrical sea and the 500 meter high cliff on the opposite shore. A few hours later, Jimmy reaches the massive metal cones on the southern end of Rama, and detects a strange magnetic field coming from the cones. He takes some photos of the area and the strange plateau on the southern end of Rama's landmass. As he leaves the area, the electrical charge in its atmosphere increases, resulting in lightning. A discharge hits his skybike, causing him to crash on the isolated southern continent. When Pak wakes up, he sees a crab-like creature picking up his skybike and chopping it into pieces. He cannot decide whether it is a robot or a biological alien, and keeps his distance while radioing for help. As Pak waits, Norton sends a rescue party across the cylindrical sea, using a small, improvised craft, constructed earlier for exploration of the sea's central island. Pak sees the crablike creature dump the skybike's remains into the sea. The creature then walks toward but ultimately ignores him. Pak explores the surrounding fields while waiting for the rescue party to arrive on the southern cliffs of the cylindrical sea. Amongst the strange geometric structures, he sees an alien flower growing through a cracked tile in the otherwise sterile environment, and decides to take it as both a curiosity and for scientific research. Pak jumps off the 500 meter cliff, his descent slowed by the low gravity and using his shirt as a parachute, and is quickly rescued by the waiting boat. As they ride back, tidal waves form in the cylindrical sea, created by the movements of Rama itself as it makes course corrections. When the crew arrives at base, they see a variety of odd creatures inspecting their camp. When one is found damaged and apparently lifeless, the team's doctor/biologist Surgeon-Commander Laura Ernst inspects it, and discovers it to be a hybrid biological entity and robot eventually termed a biot. It, and by assumption the others, are powered by natural internal batteries and possess some intelligence. They are believed to be the drones of Rama's still-absent builders. The members of the UN have been monitoring events inside Rama and giving feedback. World leaders have concluded that Rama is a potential threat and send a rocket-mounted nuclear bomb to destroy it should it prove to pose a threat, but members of the SpaceGuard System rebel against the UN and use a pair of wire cutters to defuse the bomb and its control. They do this because they want to save the lives of the members of their team. They also defuse the bomb because they see Rama as a massive scientific discovery from, which humanity can learn. As Rama approaches perihelion, the biots jump into the Cylindrical Sea, where they are destroyed by aquatic biots (look like sharks) and reabsorbed into the mineral-laden water. On their final expedition, the crew decide to visit the city christened London, where they use a laser to cut open one of the "buildings" to see what it houses. They discover transparent pedestals containing holograms of various artefacts, which they theorize are used by the Ramans as templates for creating tools and other objects. The most amazing of these appears to be a uniform with bandoliers, straps and pockets that suggests the size and shape of the Ramans. As the crew photographs some of the holograms, the six gigantic striplights that illuminate Rama's interior start to dim, prompting the explorers to leave and re-board Endeavour. With Endeavour a safe distance away, Rama reaches perihelion and utilizes the Sun's gravitational field, and its mysterious "space drive", to perform a slingshot manoeuvre which flings it out of the solar system and toward an unknown destination in the direction of the Large Magellanic Cloud.

I'm not opposed to it. SPARK came out in Year 4...that is 6 years ago in CAYOM time and 4 years ago in real time. Studios remake films with much less time in-between.

Mag 7- 35.4M Storks- 32.9M

I discovered this game in 2008 back on the good old BoxOfficeMojo.com forums. I am pretty sure I am one of the oldest players still actively playing (I think only @4815162342 beats me!) The minute I started playing this game I was hooked. Growing up I didn't have a ton of friends so this was my escape. I cannot express how much I enjoy playing with you all on here. I have definitely developed as a writer because of this game/your guys constructive criticism. I also feel like my imaginative and creative side has come out. While I will not be pursuing a writing profession, I do enjoy being able to explore my writing hobby through this game. I hope to make a permanent return to this game now that I have graduated college and I'm transitioning into my boring adult life lol A huge thank you to all who have made this game a brilliant one of a kind experience. I consider you all friends despite never meeting in person! Thank you all and to the others who I can't remember! @4815162342@Spaghetti @Blankments @riczhang @rukaio101 @ChD @Alpha@The Creator @The Dark Alfred @cookie@CJohn @Films@Rorschach@Impact @Water Bottle @RySenkari @Electric @SilverShark@Smallville944@Empire@Frankenberry @alisson23@darthdevidem01@Hunch@Dexter of Suburbia@Dr Awesome@DussyMob @Killimano3 @Wormow @BastienGiot@Ethan Hunt@GuardiaStar The list should be kicking off Saturday. By then I will have finished reading Y8 and Y9 films. I will not be including my own film's in this Top 100 for bias purposes. I can't wait to begin this countdown!

I haven't seen any. Most people thought Sully wouldn't reach $100M. Personally, I'd love to see Sully outgross this

Might have helped a bit. People would have definitely judged it less harsher

I personally don't mind the over-sized King Kong. I think the trailer looks good. I am curious if this can make more than the 2005 King Kong. King Kong 2005- 50.1 million/218.1 million but if inflated it made 67.7 million/292.5 million

This Week Theater Showings (The main theater in Milwaukee, WI) Storks- 14 (New) (10- 2D | 4- 3D) MAG 7- 13 (New) Sully- 11 (No change) Blair Witch- 5 (Down 6) Bridget Jones's Baby- 5 (Down 4) Pete's Dragon- 5 (Down 2) Bad Moms- 5 (No change) Snowden- 5 (No change) Jason Bourne- 5 (Up 2) Don't Breathe- 2 (Down 3) Leaving: The Wild Life, Star Trek: Beyond, The Disappointments Room, Florence Foster Jenkins, The Light Between the Oceans, and When the Bough Breaks

Blair Witch flopping gives Rings and Ouija 2 more of a chance though.