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Note: Rated R for strong bloody violence, language, brief graphic nudity, drug use, and some sexual content

 

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(0:00-0:03)

*Chips are laid on a table*

*A button is pressed on a machine on the same table.*

*For each beat, we see the frame fill in with a young girl, Nadine Hallon (Thomasin McKenzie) at the table.*

 

(0:03-0:07)

*People rustle their cards, playing moves in the beat of the music.*

Nadine (vo): You got this. Simple play will get you the money.

*We see the cards in her hand with each beat.*

*She slams her deck down, as people look on in shock. She smiles, taking the money on the table, and walks away.*

 

(0:15-0:22)

*Rustling the bills

Nadine (vo): This should cover housing for two months. Not too shabby. Let’s make it a season with one more game. *

*Police sirens begin to blare, and we see flashing red and blue lights on the underground casino.*

Nadine: …Fuck!

 

(0:29-0:39)

*The gamblers disband, revealing that the set up was in the parking garage. Nadine jumps the fench and onto a nearby tree. She shimmys down and sees a kite stuck inside.*

*A child sits on a bench sadly with her mom, but she gets excited as she sees the kite fall by her feet. She looks to the tree, as Nadine smiles. She soon trips and falls to the ground.*

 

(MUSIC STOP)

*Police cars arrive right by her.*

Nadine: Hello officers…! I have a perfectly good explanation for all of this…

*A woman in black hair and a sharp suit appears, showing up in a fancy car right next to the officers.

Woman (Emily Blunt) (vo): God damnit, Sarah, you can’t sneak out of the house like this? Let me take care of this, gentlemen. I’ll make it worth your while.

Officer: As you wish, Madame.

*They drive away.*

 

(0:56-0:59)

*Nadine looks at the woman, and she looks back at Nadine.*

 

(0:59) HOURGLASS PICTURES

 

*Nadine is now in the woman’s limo, as they drive through the city.*

Nadine: Okay, so lots of questions to ask here.

Woman: Let’s cut right to the chase. I’m Madame Y, you’ve been saved from Juvenile Hall, and I think you have potential to be the next member of the Epsilon Syndicate?

Nadine: The what?

 

*We see a montage of images as Madame Y narrates, from underground tunnels to secret cities and spaces much like the casino.*

Madame Y: We are an underground network of thieves, lawbreakers, rebels, all breaking the law for the common good. Chances are you’ve met a member in your life. We’re good at keeping a low profile unless otherwise necessary.

Nadine: Like when you saved me.

Madame Y: Precisely.

 

(1:32-1:36)

*We see two swimmers in an above ground pool, dancing in the water.*

*Madame Y grabs a pole in an empty subway and slams someone’s head into it.*

*Several people in a room look at the camera, all wearing masks of a fox.*

*A door is locked on a room with several bodies in cots, all seeming ill.*

 

(MUSIC STOP)

*They arrive at a fairly posh apartment in the city, as Nadine is about the open the door.*

Madame Y: Careful, it’ll electrocute you if you open the handle without the right credentials.

Nadine: Whoa, you’re intense.

Madame Y: *laughing* I’m kidding! We’re right over a trap door right to the cement ground. So let me open it, dear.

 

(2:09-2:23)

*We walk through an abandoned shopping mall, updated with futuristic tech and several shops taken over with bizarre purposes, like artifacts, new gadgets, weapons, tasks, databases, etc.*

Nadine: Okay, so just to be clear. We have to deal with an omnicidal chemical engineer who may be killing millions?

*We see Charlotte Russell (Elizabeth Banks) taking off her glasses in a lab, press mobbing outside her office.*

Russell: We don’t know what’s causing these incidents, but I am working tirelessly to set things right.

*Fast cuts of her injecting a needle into an associate, covering the face of a deceased patient, and loading a gun.*

Madame Y: We’ll need all the help we can get

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*A scientist, Arcana (Hari Nef), takes off her goggles, as she gives Nadine a vinyl record.*

Nadine: I mean, I like the Mamas and the Papas, but…

Arcana: Throw it at that mannequin over there, like a frisbee.

*She does, it decapitates the mannequin and instantly lands back in the sleeve. The music stops*

Arcana: It does also play music.

 

 

 

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ‘CABIN IN THE WOODS’ AND ‘SOMA’

 

*We see dinner at a lodge with Nadine, Madame Y, Persephone (Letitia Wright), and Mercutio (Ryan Potter). They are all dressed in casual clothing.*

 

Mercutio: I’m a relatively fresh face myself – you’ve got this.

Nadine: I don’t know anything about saving the world.

Mercutio: We may be law-breakers, but we’re good people. You don’t have to do this alone.

 

(0:08-0:16)

*We cut to a pond in a garden, while Nadine looks at out. Persephone stands beside her.*

Persephone: You don’t have to do this, you know, and it sounds completely ludicrous just looking at it all.

Nadine: I mean, it sounds awesome, but this isn’t my life. It can’t be my life.

Persephone: Why not?

 

(0:16-0:24)

*Nadine runs to two people, Will (Michael Keaton) and Margaret (Amy Sedaris) hugging them.*

Nadine (vo): I mean, this has been awesome so far, but I’m not the person who’s meant to do things like this. I had a plan for my life and this wasn’t it.*

*Nadine runs across rooftops in Glasgow; later, she holds the record from earlier at an armed guard*

 

(Use the hold from 1:42-1:47)

*Madame Y fights several thugs using kitchen appliances, chopping someone’s hand off.*

*Russell creates an explosion inside a car, watching from the outside the windshield as she smiles*

*In a Cirque Du Soleil show, people begin to dance around in bizarre costumes*

*A woman in a black dress and white hair (Jodie Foster) takes off sunglasses on a large couch*

*Nadine walks inside a gala in a red dress, smiling and putting something inside a drink.*

 

(MUSIC STOP)

Persephone: If you love this life and can pull it off, that’s all you need.

 

(1:48-1:49)

*Nadine, Madame Y, Persephone, and Mercutio stand in a line*

 

(1:49-1:53) THIS SPRING

*A car chase erupts in a city, as Mercutio jumps inside another moving car in the opposite direction*

 

(1:53-1:56) MEET THE WORLD’S

*Nadine runs down a fire escape, using an umbrella to cling to a laundry pole.*

 

(1:56-2:00) MOST LOVABLE CRIMINALS

*Madame Y winks at the camera, sound effect and all.*

 

(2:00-2:04) *Fast cut of action that cuts out at the start of ‘Along’*

*An Ice Sculpter fights an armed guard with his saw.*

*Mercutio looks at a computer and points a finger gun*

*Nadine and an older man (Iwan Rheon) get into a fight inside a pool, shot underwater*

*Fireworks light up inside a room as Madame Y hides underneath a table.*

*The record from earlier decapitates someone, and we see a brief, yet notable gush of blood.*

 

(MUSIC STOP)

*Nadine, covered in blood, begins to dry heave, busting outside of a door in an undescript building. Two people look at her with concern.*

Nadine: Oh…this? I’m just cooking pasta in here! Made a mess with the marinara, but it’s still good! I’ll prove it! *she trembles, getting a bit of blood off her jacket and licking it, grimacing unconvincingly. The two look on in more confusion.*

 

THE EPSILON SYNDICATE: UNION OF THIEVES

THOMASIN MCKENZIE   EMILY BLUNT

LETITIA WRIGHT   ELIZABETH BANKS   RYAN POTTER

MICHAEL KEATON   AMY SEDARIS   HARI NEF

DEMIAN BICHIR   IWAN RHEON   BLAIR UNDERWOOD

with ARMAND ASSANTE and JODIE FOSTER

 

Original Score by MICHAEL GIACCHINO

Costume Designer RENEE EHRLICH KAUFUS

Editor LISA LASSEK

Production Designer GUY HENDRIX DYAS

Director of Photography LINUS SANDGREN

Written by DREW GODDARD and MEGAN GANZ

Directed by DREW GODDARD

 

3-19-5

 

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Endless Entertainment Y5 Event has been retitled to the Endless’ The Week Before Christmas starts Tuesday, December 18th. The event is reported to be low key than the event last year but footage and big news for Y5 and beyond will arrive a day at a time. The schedule will drop tomorrow.

 

 

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Paul King (Paddington, Paddington 2) to direct Endless Entertainment’s adaptation of Wayside. Iain Armitage (Can You Imagine?, Young Sheldon), Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins Returns, A Quiet Place) and Sunny Suljic (The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, The House With A Clock In it’s Walls) also have signed for the film in undisclosed roles, joining Hannibal Buress.

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A LEGEND LARGER THAN 'VOLTRON'

 

A SAGA GREATER THAN 'SCAVENGER WARS'

 

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A LEGEND LARGER THAN 'VOLTRON'

 

A SAGA GREATER THAN 'SCAVENGER WARS'

 

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Endless Animation proudly presents 

 

In Association with Nintendo

 

A Mark Dindal Film

 

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Holiday Y6

 

More information coming soon. Rich Moore will produce the film. 

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The following information comes from two separate reportings on The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians, courtesy of CAYOM Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter:

 

CAYOM Magazine:

 

Following the surprise announcement Sunday night, CAYOM Magazine’s own reputable source got in touch with the magazine Monday morning to provide fresh information on the development of what the source describes as ”the largest singular undertaking in the studio’s history”, a ”back-to-back-to-back produced animated trilogy” that, the source claims, would see an annual release schedule between Year 7, 8 and 9, of which Secret of the Guardians would be the first part of.

 

”Within minutes of Alpha Pictures releasing the film rights, [Sebastian] Peters was already there to claim it” the source said of Cookie Pictures President and CEO. ”He had been waiting for this day for a long time. It’s been a dream project of his ever since the studio was founded” the source continues. ”He already had outlines commissioned just on the pure off-chance that the rights would become available, which were presented to Nintendo executives at their Kyoto headquarters shortly after the acquisition.”

 

”The trilogy will be based on the latest game in the series, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but the game’s story proper will not be adapted until way late in the game. [Secret of the Guardians] is basically an origin story brewn from some of the memory sequences in the game, and will be fully fleshing out the world of Hyrule and Link and Zelda as characters. According to Peters, doing [Breath of the Wild] as a first film would to him be like ”setting your first Avengers movie after Thanos had already snapped his fingers and have that explained back to you”, and so establishing the origin first, likely over two movies, to him would be more palatable to mainstream audiences.”

 

”They’re looking at multiple directors for the trilogy to handle the workload. Estimated expenditures are said to be well over half a billion dollars before prints and advertising are taken into account. It’s so massive pretty much every name attached to the studio (purported to be Mark Dindal, the Duffers, Boden & Fleck, Dos Santos and Lauren Montgomery, Ehasz, Peter Ramsey, Matt Reeves, Jon Favreau and others) have cleared schedules to be involved in some capacity. Peters is calling a meeting with all of them the week before Christmas to discuss further plans.”

 

When asked by a reporter if the animation will attempt to replicate that of the game, the source replied ”absolutely. Early test footage I’ve seen is drawing as close to the look of the game as possible, with some liberties taken to allow for more expressive character designs and dynamic movement. Even so, I’ve heard a lot of inspiration is being taken from the works of Studio Ghibli to capture the mood and tranquility of most of the game, much like how [The Eternal Storm: The Scavenger Wars Part II] is lifting from Princess Mononoke to help set some of the atmosphere.”

 

When asked what director(s) are attached to the project, the source says he’s uncertain. ”Lots of names are being thrown around, but I’m not sure if they’re all for the first film or across the whole trilogy. I’ve seen a shortlist of fifteen plus names but I can’t for the life of me tell you for which film. It’s nuts how fast Peters is putting this together.”

 

When asked if Endless Entertainment’s announcement of a feature-length animated Mario film earlier this morning is affecting any plans, the source says that’s doubtful. ”They are basically paying it no mind. The intent is to basically set up an entire ZeldaVerse of its own down the line, with further games to be adapted later. I’ve heard Majora’s Mask is high on the wishlist.”

 

The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians is scheduled to be released during the Year 7 holiday season.

 

 

The Hollywood Reporter:

 

Early casting tidbits for The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians have quickly made the rounds across the industry this morning.

 

According to various sources, Cookie Pictures and its animation division have sought Thomasin McKenzie and Jake Gyllenhaal for unspecified supporting roles, with a rumored shortlist for series deuteragonist Princess Zelda said to include Olivia Cooke, Sophie Cookson and Daisy Ridley as the top three choices, with the shortlist putting emphasis on Zelda ”being much more than a damsel in distress.”

 

No shortlist has yet been made for series protaginist Link, although it’s been confirmed that the character has a speaking part. Conversely, an off-hand source has mentioned that Cookie Pictures President and CEO Sebastian Peters very much wants renowned actor Idris Elba to come in and voice series antagonist Ganondorf Dragmire (or ”Ganon” as he’s often referred to), but it’s apparently lead to some concern that it’d be too similar to his role as Emperor Zarkon in Voltron franchise.

 

Cookie Pictures, when reached, declined to comment on the report.

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9 minutes ago, cookie said:

The following information comes from two separate reportings on The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians, courtesy of CAYOM Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter:

 

CAYOM Magazine:

 

Following the surprise announcement Sunday night, CAYOM Magazine’s own reputable source got in touch with the magazine Monday morning to provide fresh information on the development of what the source describes as ”the largest singular undertaking in the studio’s history”, a ”back-to-back-to-back produced animated trilogy” that, the source claims, would see an annual release schedule between Year 7, 8 and 9, of which Secret of the Guardians would be the first part of.

 

”Within minutes of Alpha Pictures releasing the film rights, [Sebastian] Peters was already there to claim it” the source said of Cookie Pictures President and CEO. ”He had been waiting for this day for a long time. It’s been a dream project of his ever since the studio was founded” the source continues. ”He already had outlines commissioned just on the pure off-chance that the rights would become available, which were presented to Nintendo executives at their Kyoto headquarters shortly after the acquisition.”

 

”The trilogy will be based on the latest game in the series, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but the game’s story proper will not be adapted until way late in the game. [Secret of the Guardians] is basically an origin story brewn from some of the memory sequences in the game, and will be fully fleshing out the world of Hyrule and Link and Zelda as characters. According to Peters, doing [Breath of the Wild] as a first film would to him be like ”setting your first Avengers movie after Thanos had already snapped his fingers and have that explained back to you”, and so establishing the origin first, likely over two movies, to him would be more palatable to mainstream audiences.”

 

”They’re looking at multiple directors for the trilogy to handle the workload. Estimated expenditures are said to be well over half a billion dollars before prints and advertising are taken into account. It’s so massive pretty much every name attached to the studio (purported to be Mark Dindal, the Duffers, Boden & Fleck, Dos Santos and Lauren Montgomery, Ehasz, Peter Ramsey, Matt Reeves, Jon Favreau and others) have cleared schedules to be involved in some capacity. Peters is calling a meeting with all of them the week before Christmas to discuss further plans.”

 

When asked by a reporter if the animation will attempt to replicate that of the game, the source replied ”absolutely. Early test footage I’ve seen is drawing as close to the look of the game as possible, with some liberties taken to allow for more expressive character designs and dynamic movement. Even so, I’ve heard a lot of inspiration is being taken from the works of Studio Ghibli to capture the mood and tranquility of most of the game, much like how [The Eternal Storm: The Scavenger Wars Part II] is lifting from Princess Mononoke to help set some of the atmosphere.”

 

When asked what director(s) are attached to the project, the source says he’s uncertain. ”Lots of names are being thrown around, but I’m not sure if they’re all for the first film or across the whole trilogy. I’ve seen a shortlist of fifteen plus names but I can’t for the life of me tell you for which film. It’s nuts how fast Peters is putting this together.”

 

When asked if Endless Entertainment’s announcement of a feature-length animated Mario film earlier this morning is affecting any plans, the source says that’s doubtful. ”They are basically paying it no mind. The intent is to basically set up an entire ZeldaVerse of its own down the line, with further games to be adapted later. I’ve heard Majora’s Mask is high on the wishlist.”

 

The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians is scheduled to be released during the Year 7 holiday season.

 

 

The Hollywood Reporter:

 

Early casting tidbits for The Legend of Zelda: Secret of the Guardians have quickly made the rounds across the industry this morning.

 

According to various sources, Cookie Pictures and its animation division have sought Thomasin McKenzie and Jake Gyllenhaal for unspecified supporting roles, with a rumored shortlist for series deuteragonist Princess Zelda said to include Olivia Cooke, Sophie Cookson and Daisy Ridley as the top three choices, with the shortlist putting emphasis on Zelda ”being much more than a damsel in distress.”

 

No shortlist has yet been made for series protaginist Link, although it’s been confirmed that the character has a speaking part. Conversely, an off-hand source has mentioned that Cookie Pictures President and CEO Sebastian Peters very much wants renowned actor Idris Elba to come in and voice series antagonist Ganondorf Dragmire (or ”Ganon” as he’s often referred to), but it’s apparently lead to some concern that it’d be too similar to his role as Emperor Zarkon in Voltron franchise.

 

Cookie Pictures, when reached, declined to comment on the report.

 

lol and I got raised eyebrows from doing a trilogy for PoE 1.

 

This is a multiple films to do the backstory of a game.:hahaha:

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Endless’ 7 Days Of Christmas schedule

 

 

12/18 - Maxwell Atoms and David Leitch showcase untitled projects, Valkyries vs The Galaxy trailer, and details about Super Mario Bros movie

12/19 - Andrew Stanton and Patty Jenkins unveil projects, Blue and Gold 2 and Wayside first look

12/20 - The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl and Gigantic sneak peek, Family Guy look, Nickelodeon Cinematic Universe details as well as El Tigre

12/21 - Ava DuVernay animated movie look, Ben Affleck and Lee Unkrich unveils projects

12/22 - Infinite Studios showcase

12/23 - Christopher Nolan project details, Celestial 3000 sneak peek, Joe Dante showcase of project, Noir project 

12/24 - Smells Like School Spirit trailer, Dragon Ball and Barry Brookshire sneak peek 

12/25 - Lost Earth teaser, Peter Jackson’s untitled project, Horizon: Zero Dawn details

 

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22 minutes ago, 4815162342 said:

 

lol and I got raised eyebrows from doing a trilogy for PoE 1.

 

This is a multiple films to do the backstory of a game.:hahaha:

The problem with Zelda is often that most games are entirely stand-alone yet paradoxically expect you to have a decent understanding of the lore, hence I think backstory movies are needed.

 

Plus BotW would make for a terrible movie if adapted straight.

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24 minutes ago, cookie said:

The problem with Zelda is often that most games are entirely stand-alone yet paradoxically expect you to have a decent understanding of the lore, hence I think backstory movies are needed.

 

Plus BotW would make for a terrible movie if adapted straight.

I think you could make a trilogy out of OoT.

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