CAYOM 3.0 - Studios

[Ethan Hunt]

15 hours ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Just noticing this but if it ever happens it’d be my most hyped film of CAYOM.

That One Guy never really materialized as a player

[YM!]

Just did a bit of thinking of the real life counterparts in CAYOM:

 

Majors:

Walt Disney Pictures: Endless Entertainment, has been on top at the box office for Y3 and Y4, focused on tentpoles and family films

Warner Bros Pictures: Cookie Pictures, since it also has extremely strong tentpoles but also wins its fair share of awards

20th Century Fox: Numbers/Lager Pictures with the flurry of mature films and well done action tentpoles 

Universal Pictures: Hourglass Pictures, also wins a lot of awards with fun blockbuster and animation

Sony+Blumhouse: TriCresent Media (not the best comparison or idea but Blumhouse, despite rarely being with Paramount, is basically the equivalent of Red Cresent)

Paramount: O$corp

 

Mini Majors:

Dreamworks: Alpha Pictures/Blankments Productions

Lionsgate/Summit: Horizon Entertainment 

STX: Energized Entertainment 

CBS Films: Hunt Productions

Edited February 5, 2019 by YourMother the Edgelord

[Ezen Baklattan]

Did you just put Me and My Shadow and Bounty Hamster on the level of Illumination?! 

[YM!]

2 minutes ago, Spagspiria said:

Did you just put Me and My Shadow and Bounty Hamster on the level of Illumination?! 

Nope. Dreamworks Animation.

[Ezen Baklattan]

Just now, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Nope. Dreamworks Animation.

I’ll take it.

 

It’s...actually quite fitting when I think about it. Especially since M&MS was actually a DW film originally, and I’ve got Prince of Egypt and David Soren on TLBH.

[SLAM!]

I think New Journey Pictures is like a more aggressive version of Annapurna Pictures. Either that or an upstart distributor like Aviron or one of the bankrupt ones like Overture Films or Relativity.

Edited December 23, 2018 by Slambros

[YM!]

Animation wise: (combo of box office plus critics)

WDAS/Pixar: Cookie Pictures Animation 

Dreamworks: Hourglass Animation

Illumination (though I loathe to say it): Endless Animation 

Warner Animation Group: Hollywood Animation Studios

Laika: ChD studio’s Animation arm

Blue Sky Studios: Energized Animation 

Sony Pictures Animation: O$corp

Paramount Animation: Rising Crescent 

Edited December 23, 2018 by YourMother the Edgelord

[SLAM!]

I think my animation company might be like the company Reel FX, whose only releases so far include the films Free Birds and The Book of Life. 

[YM!]

@Rorschach accidentally forgot you, you’re Fox like Numbers.

[Rorschach]

nvm

 

Edited December 23, 2018 by Rorschach

[Rorschach]

5 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

@Rorschach accidentally forgot you, you’re Fox like Numbers.

[Xillix]

Fully updated my post for TriCrescent and MV Pictures. If you wanna see exactly which movies, by my math, turned a profit, flopped, or just broke even, that's all there now in the "released films" spoiler boxes.

[Blankments]

Blankments Productions

Substudio Releases

EssGeeKay Studios - a separate studio that BP serves as distributor to.

 

The Mole - 1/4/4 
Brave - 6/5/4
The Princess Diaries 3: The Heir Apparent (co-production with Blankments Productions) - 7/17/4
By the Balls (co-production with Blank Slate Films) - 8/14/4
Guys and Dolls - 11/6/4
Perfect Match - 2/12/5
Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - 7/16/5

Jeremy Renner Presents.. THE APP: The Jeremy Renner App - The Movie! - 6/17/6

Scooby-Doo: Cult of the Creeper - 7/14/7

Roman Fever (distributed by Blank Slate Films) - 8/4/7

The Space Between Trees - 8/9/8

 

Shining Star Animation - Animation subdivision

 

Sir Thymes Time - 11/25/4
Olive the Other Reindeer (co-production with Blankments Productions) - 11/24/5

Duck Hunt - 11/23/6

Sir Thymes Time 2 - 5/12/7

Birdwing - 11/22/7

 

Blank Slate Films - specialty/arthouse subdivision

 

 

By the Balls (co-production with EssGeeKay Studios) - 8/14/4
The Dogs of Babel - 12/11/4
A Woman in the Crowd - 10/15/5
The Three-Month Funeral - 12/22/5

The Thin, The Phat and the Felon - 4/22/6

The Girlfriend Hoax - 8/26/6

Roman Fever (distribution only) - 8/4/7

Adult Swim Bomb Scare Non-Fiction Documentary for Theaters - 10/27/7

Ms. Blakk for President - 11/3/7

Sandboy - 5/24/8

Learning to Care - 8/30/8

 

Various co-productions:

 

 

High School Musical 4: Reunion (co-production with Endless Entertainment) - 6/26/4
Jonny, Jonny! (Yes Papa?) Making Movie? (No Papa!) Telling Lies? (No Papa!) Buy Tickets Now! (Ha! Ha! Ha!): THE MOVIE (co-production with Hourglass Pictures) - 10/2/4

Rapsittie Street Kids: A Bunny's Tale (co-production with Hourglass Pictures) - 3/4/6

 

Financial History

Top OW (above 40M)

1. The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg - 151,025,424
2. Olive's Hallowed Eve - 78,926,554
3. Sir Thymes Time 2 - 75,770,220
4. Birdwing - 74,015,966
5. Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - 71,076,456
6. Dawn of the Last Six - 63,606,450
7. The Last Six - 62,426,386
8. Olive the Other Reindeer - 54,505,534
9. Scooby-Doo: Cult of the Creeper - 53,640,775
10. High School Musical 4: Reunion - 51,594,721
11. Sir Thymes Time - 48,673,865
12. By the Balls - 47,583,954
13. Shiverin' Gulch - 47,545,416
14. The Princess Diaries 3: The Heir Apparent - 45,822,656
15. Dear Evan Hansen - 45,196,555
16. Lucid - 44,876,576
17. Children of Eden - 43,526,919
18. Perfect Match - 43,037,303
19. Hypercompetency - 42,695,011
20. Brave - 40,170,892

 

Top Domestic (above 100M)

1. The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg - 480,114,869
2. Birdwing - 306,024,276
3. Olive's Hallowed Eve - 280,055,828
4. Sir Thymes Time 2 - 244,357,095
5. Olive the Other Reindeer - 228,734,722
6. Sir Thymes Time - 211,080,553
7. Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - 209,126,800
8. Dear Evan Hansen - 200,152,446
9. Children of Eden - 200,040,693
10. Looping - 188,774,018
11. Temple Run - 185,238,065
12. Scooby-Doo: Cult of the Creeper - 180,150,394
13. By the Balls - 162,257,420
14. Dawn of the Last Six - 161,030,127
15. The Last Six - 151,856,684
16. Shiverin' Gulch - 150,442,012
17. Plus One - 150,044,642
18. The Princess Diaries 3: The Heir Apparent - 146,308,553
19. Lucid - 144,307,647
20. Perfect Match - 139,538,082
21. High School Musical 4: Reunion - 137,472,144
22. A Woman in the Crowd - 136,606,007
23. The Mole - 135,660,303
24. Duck Hunt - 132,116,803
25. Hypercompetency -130,245,773 
26. Brave - 127,669,506
27. The Three-Month Funeral - 125,825,239
28. The Drowsy Chaperone - 112,008,586
29. Guys and Dolls - 105,383,553
30. Beyblade: The War Unleashed - Let Them Rip! - 100,155,012

 

Top Ten WW

1. The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg - 1,437,469,668
2. Birdwing - 1,145,397,045
3. Dawn of the Last Six - 702,004,763
4. Olive's Hallowed Eve - 700,111,656
5. The Last Six - 665,843,629
6. Sir Thymes Time 2 - 659,166,014
7. Sir Thymes Time - 580,976,452
8. Scooby-Doo: Cult of the Creeper - 532,004,785
9. Children of Eden - 526,884,105
10. Olive the Other Reindeer - 514,525,516

 

Top Ten Most Profitable Films

1. The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg -565,608,317
2. Birdwing - 469,968,375
3. Olive's Hallowed Eve - 320,061,411
4. Sir Thymes Time 2 - 242,541,308
5. Lucid - 204,363,966
6. The Last Six - 191,213,996
7. Dawn of the Last Six - 186,102,620
8. Sir Thymes Time - 184,537,049
9. Temple Run - 183,504,805
10. Olive the Other Reindeer - 182,989,034

 

Full Financial Summary: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18aArOH9yZzSZ8vRBDpoh-Z5EvjH9S-MZcOVt0q8ieLg/edit?usp=sharing

 

Critical Consensus History

Year 4

1. By the Balls - 174
2. Sir Thymes Time - 83
3. Reality Shift - 61
4. Marked Up Time - 41
5. Lucid - 29
6. The Dogs of Babel - 26
7. The Princess Diaries 3: The Heir Apparent - 18
8. Guys and Dolls  - 17
9. Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Loch Ness Monster - 13
10. The Mole - 12
11. Jonny, Jonny! (Yes Papa?) Making Movie? (No Papa!) Telling Lies? (No Papa!) Buy Tickets Now! (Ha! Ha! Ha!): THE MOVIE - 9
12. High School Musical 4: The Reunion - 8

Year 5

1. A Woman in the Crowd - 186
2. Olive the Other Reindeer - 155
3. The Three Month Funeral - 92
4. Perfect Match - 68
5. Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse - 35
6. The Drowsy Chaperone - 15
7. Life of Galileo - 12

Year 6

1. Plus One - 164
2. Children of Eden - 117
3. Chuck Norris & Liam Neeson vs. The Current Hollywood Landscape - 95
4. Shiverin' Gulch - 78
5. The Thin, the Phat, and the Felon - 66
6. The Girlfriend Hoax - 28
7. Jeremy Renner Presents... The APP: The Jeremy Renner App - The Movie! - 14
8. Duck Hunt - 5

Year 7

1. Ms. Blakk 4 President - 220
2. Roman Fever - 195
3. Birdwing - 142
4. Looping - 89
5. The Final Cut - 88
6. Dear Evan Hansen - 81
7. Hypercompetency - 60
8. Scooby-Doo: Cult of the Creeper - 51
9. Adult Swim Bombscare Non-Fiction Documentary for Theatres - 31
10. Beyblade: The War Unleashed - Let Them Rip! - 25
11. Sir Thymes Time 2 - 7

Year 8

1. Learning to Care - 214
2. Sandboy - 203
3. Olive’s Hallowed Eve - 185
4. The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg - 150
5. The Space Between Trees - 132

Ancient History

 

2.0 Films That Reached 50 Points on The Critical Consensus
Year 4
Citizen Hughes - 119
Year 5
The Dogs of Babel – 130
Shiverin’ Gulch – 77
Khanh Bernarda Alba – 66
Lucid – 54
Year 6
Expedecade - 103
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Giant Spiders  – 100
Year 7
A Woman in the Crowd - 137
The Three-Month Funeral - 122
Innocense - 118
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Santa Claus, Ultimate Badass - 90
Year 9
The Thin, the Fat, and the Felon - 73
Sir Thymes Time 2 - 67
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Underworld - 59
The Hateful Eight Redux - 50

 

Oscar History

Year 4 - 3 wins, 12 total nominations

By the Balls - 3 wins, 8 total nominations

Best Actress (Olivia Cooke as Jordan Richards)

Best Supporting Actor (Bradley Cooper as Thomas Russell)

Best Original Screenplay

Best Picture

Best Director (Tony Yacenda)

Best Ensemble

Best Supporting Actress (Lisa Kudow as Dr. Marcia Young)

Best Original Song ("Grab Back")

Sir Thymes Time - 0 wins, 4 total nominations

Best Animated Feature

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Elijah Wood as Sir Thymes)

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Anna Kendrick as Jesse's Girl)

Best Original Song ("Sir Thymes Time")

 

Year 5 - 4 wins, 16 total nominations

A Woman in the Crowd - 2 wins, 8 total nominations

Best Picture

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Director (Jeff Nichols)

Best Actress (Anya Taylor-Joy as Lyra Marshall)

Best Supporting Actor (Trevor Jackson as Milo Hawkins)

Best Supporting Actress (Jessica Rothe as Victoria Spar)

Best Cinematography

Best Film Editing

Olive the Other Reindeer - 1 win, 5 total nominations

Best Supporting Actor (Jake Gyllenhaal as The Postman)

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Zendaya as Olive)

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Taika Waititi as Martini)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Original Song ("What Christmas Means to Me")

Life of Galileo - 1 win, 1 total nomination

Best Costume Design

The Three-Month Funeral - 0 wins, 2 total nominations

Best Actor (Andrew Garfield as John Myers)

Best Supporting Actress (Glenn Close as Laura Myers)

 

Year 6 - 4 wins, 15 total nominations

Children of Eden - 2 wins, 9 total nominations

Best Original Song ("Without Father")

Best Cinematography

Best Picture

Best Director (Alfonso Cuaron)

Best Actress (Lupita Nyong'o as Eve)

Best Production Design

Best Costume Design

Best Sound Mixing

Best Visual Effects

Plus One - 1 wins, 2 total nominations

Best Actor (Adam Driver as John Vanderbilt)

Best Original Screenplay

The Girlfriend Hoax - 1 wins, 1 total nomination

Best Documentary

Duck Hunt - 0 wins, 1 total nomination

Best Animated Feature

Shiverin' Gulch - 0 wins, 1 total nomination

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs the Current Hollywood Landscape - 0 wins, 1 total nomination

Best Use of Action

 

Year 7 - 8 wins, 29 total nominations

Ms. Blakk 4 President - 4 wins, 8 total nominations

Best Director (Marielle Heller)

Best Actor (Tituss Burgess as Terence Smith/Joan Jett Blakk)

Best Costume Design

Best Makeup & Hairstyling

Best Picture

Best Supporting Actor (William Jackson Harper as JJ Smith)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Film Editing

Hypercompetency - 1 wins, 7 total nominations

Best Sound Editing

Best Original Screenplay

Best Cinematography

Best Film Editing

Best Sound Mixing

Best Visual Effects

Best Act of Action

Dear Evan Hansen - 1 wins, 5 total nominations

Best Supporting Actress (Amy Adams as Heidi Hansen)

Best Ensemble

Best Actor (Lucas Hedges as Evan Hansen)

Best Supporting Actor (Brian d'Arcy James as Larry Murphy)

Best Supporting Actress (Zendaya as Zoe Murphy)

The Final Cut - 1 win, 2 total nominations

Best Original Screenplay

Best Supporting Actor (Christopher Walken as Frank Mansfield)

Adult Swim Bomb Scare Non-Fiction Documentary for Theaters - 1 wins, 1 total nomination

Best Documentary Feature

Birdwing - 0 wins, 3 total nominations

Best Animated Feature

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Matthew James Thomas as Prince Ardwin)

Best Original Song ("Take Flight")

Roman Fever - 0 wins, 3 total nominations

Best Actress (Amy Adams as Alida Slade)

Best Actress (Winona Ryder as Grace Ansley)

Best Costume Design

 

Year 8 - 12 wins, 38 total nominations

The Last Airbender: The Boy in the Iceberg - 5 wins, 10 total nominations

Best Production Design

Best Costume Design

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Best Visual Effects

Best Use of Action

Best Ensemble

Best Supporting Actor (Chow Yun-Fat as General Iroh)

Best Original Score (Dario Marianelli)

Best Sound Mixing

Best Sound Editing

Learning to Care - 3 wins, 8 total nominations

Best Supporting Actor (Jimmy Tatro as Robby)

Best Supporting Actress (Brigette Lundy-Paine as Ashley "Ash")

Best Original Screenplay

Best Picture

Best Ensemble

Best Actor (Nick Robinson as Rob)

Best Original Song ("How to Care")

Best Film Editing

Olive's Hallowed Eve - 2 wins, 8 total nominations

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Zendaya as Olive)

Best Original Song ("Bright Magic")

Best Ensemble

Best Supporting Actor (Jemaine Clement as Tortie Luga)

Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Shahadi Wright Joseph as Karrie the Canary)

Best Original Song ("I Don't Hate Everything")

Best Costume Design

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Sandboy - 2 wins, 7 total nominations

Best Original Score (Dan Romer and Benh Zeitlin)

Best Cinematography

Best Picture

Best Director (Benh Zeitlin)

Best Original Screenplay

Best Sound Mixing

Best Visual Effects

The Space Between Trees - 0 wins, 5 total nominations

Best Director (Debra Granik)

Best Actress (Olivia DeJonge as Evie)

Best Supporting Actress (Diana Silvers as Hadley Smith)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Cinematography

 

Ancient History

 

Oscars Won in 2.0
Year 3 - 1 win, 3 total nominations
Leitmotif - 1 win, 3 total nominations
Best Original Song ("Our Moment")

Year 4 - 1 win, 19 total nominations
Citizen Hughes - 1 win, 7 total nominations
Best Actor (Jim Carrey as Howard Hughes)
Other Nominated Films
The Last Six - 4 nominations
The Bellringer of Notre Dame - 3 nominations
Bone - Vernal Equinox - 2 nominations
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Abominable Snowman - 1 nomination
Lord Madship - 1 nomination
Morgan Spurlock's Shut Up and Take My Memes - 1 nomination

Year 5 - 5 wins, 22 total nominations
Shiverin' Gulch - 3 wins, 5 total nominations
Best Animated Feature
Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Linda Cardellini as Deputy Susan Burlap)
Best Original Song ("Typical Day in Shiverin' Gulch")
The Dogs of Babel - 2 wins, 9 total nominations including Best Picture
Best Supporting Actor (Bryan Cranston as Wendell Hollis)
Best Film Editing
Other Nominated Films
Khanh Bernarda Alba - 3 nominations
Lucid - 2 nominations
The Once and Future King: The Sword in the Stone - 2 nominations
Adele: Rolling in the Deep - 1 nomination

Year 6 - 1 win, 11 total nominations
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Giant Spiders - 1 win, 4 total nominations
Best Use of Action
Other Nominated Films
Expedecade - 4 nominations
Sir Thymes Time - 3 nominations
Man of La Mancha - 1 nomination

Year 7 - 5 wins, 29 total nominations
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Santa Claus, Ultimate Badass - 2 wins, 3 total nominations
Best Original Song ("Rock of Hollywood's Foundation")
Best Use of Action
Innocense - 2 wins, 2 total nominations
Best Actor (Reza Naji as Asghar)
Best Foreign Language Film
Justice League - 1 win, 4 total nominations
Best Visual Effects
Other Nominated Films
A Woman in the Crowd - 7 nominations including Best Picture
The Three-Month Funeral - 6 nominations
The Once and Future King: The Queen of Air and Darkness - 3 nominations
Bone: Solstice - 2 nominations
LucIId - 1 nomination
Searching for Mr. Watterson - 1 nomination

Year 8 - 0 wins, 2 nominations
Nominated Film
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Search - 2 nominations

Year 9 - 1 win, 31 total nominations
Beauty and the Beast - 1 win, 7 total nominations
Best Art Direction
Other Nominated Films
The Hateful Eight Redux - 9 nominations including Best Picture
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Underworld - 4 nominations
The Thin, the Fat and the Felon - 4 nominations
Sir Thymes Time 2 - 3 nominations
Yzma - 2 nominations
Dawn of the Last Six - 1 nomination
Life of Galileo - 1 nomination

Edited October 17, 2021 by Blankments

[Blankments]

On 12/23/2018 at 8:36 AM, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Just did a bit of thinking of the real life counterparts in CAYOM:

 

Majors:

Walt Disney Pictures: Endless Entertainment, has been on top at the box office for Y3 and Y4, focused on tentpoles and family films

Warner Bros Pictures: Cookie Pictures, since it also has extremely strong tentpoles but also wins its fair share of awards

20th Century Fox: Numbers/Lager Pictures with the flurry of mature films and well done action tentpoles 

Universal Pictures: Hourglass Pictures, also wins a lot of awards with fun blockbuster and animation

Sony+Blumhouse: TriCresent Media (not the best comparison or idea but Blumhouse, despite rarely being with Paramount, is basically the equivalent of Red Cresent)

Paramount: O$corp

 

Mini Majors:

Dreamworks: Alpha Pictures/Blankments Productions

Lionsgate/Summit: Horizon Entertainment 

STX: Energized Entertainment 

CBS Films: Hunt Productions

am i still DreamWorks

[YM!]

2 minutes ago, Blankments said:

am i still DreamWorks

You upgraded to Paramount, though with a way better animation handle.

[YM!]

Walt Disney Pictures: Endless Entertainment, has been on top at the box office for Y3 and Y4, focused on tentpoles and family films

Warner Bros Pictures: Cookie Pictures, since it also has extremely strong tentpoles but also wins its fair share of awards

20th Century Fox: Numbers/Lager Pictures with the flurry of mature films and well done action tentpoles 

Universal Pictures: Hourglass Pictures also wins a lot of awards with fun blockbuster and animation

Sony+A23: Blankments Productions, does a wide range of everything with really great OCs

Sony+Blumhouse: TriCresent Media (not the best comparison or idea but Blumhouse, despite rarely being with Paramount, is basically the equivalent of Red Cresent)

Paramount: O$corp

 

Mini Majors:

Dreamworks: Alpha Pictures

Lionsgate/Summit: Horizon Entertainment 

STX: Energized Entertainment 

CBS Films: Hunt Productions

 

Indies:

A23: EssGeeKay Productions

[Ezen Baklattan]

You just set this up so you own @4815162342 and @Rorschach didn’t you?

[cookie]

I like how I'm still WB even though they release like 30 films a year and in the last two I've released... * checks notes * ...One.

[YM!]

6 minutes ago, Spaghetti said:

You just set this up so you own @4815162342 and @Rorschach didn’t you?

Not yet at least 😈

 

Nah it’s more due to box office dominance. I’ll also calculate shares tomorrow.