Hiccup23 Posted February 28 Share Posted February 28 16 hours ago, Rorschach said: @Hiccup23 how's progress going on King of Kings? Since it sounds like the other players don't have any other major projects for this game year, we'll probably wait until that film is posted to close the submission thread. Hey hey!! I am going to try to knock it out tonight but if not then Friday. I’ll give myself a Saturday deadline. 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 3 Share Posted March 3 On 2/28/2024 at 4:37 PM, Hiccup23 said: Hey hey!! I am going to try to knock it out tonight but if not then Friday. I’ll give myself a Saturday deadline. It’s Sunday today. Do you still need a bit more time, because you could turn it in today or tomorrow. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hiccup23 Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 11 hours ago, YM! said: It’s Sunday today. Do you still need a bit more time, because you could turn it in today or tomorrow. I just posted it!! 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 2 minutes ago, Hiccup23 said: I just posted it!! Nice! Do you want IMAX or PLFs for the film too? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 @MCKillswitch123 I’m moving The Second Water War to 11/6 to allow more breathing room between it and Bones. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 (edited) @Hiccup23 You could move Ping to July 3rd vs July 10th. The Furby Movie, another animated family film opens that same weekend Ping is on but a Fourth of July opener could use a family film. July 31st is an option as the Wii movies aren’t that big, and July 24th has GLC3, which even though it’s likely going to be the biggest opener of Y10, it’s a PG-13 action blockbuster and not direct competition. August 7th is an option too but you’d face Titania’s Journey next week. Edited March 4 by YM! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hiccup23 Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 35 minutes ago, YM! said: @Hiccup23 You could move Ping to July 3rd vs July 10th. The Furby Movie, another animated family film opens that same weekend Ping is on but a Fourth of July opener could use a family film. July 31st is an option as the Wii movies aren’t that big, and July 24th has GLC3, which even though it’s likely going to be the biggest opener of Y10, it’s a PG-13 action blockbuster and not direct competition. With the schedule not updated it is hard to know what weekends to beef up! I can turn out a filler or two tonight if you wanna give me a week or two that are dead. I'll move Ping to a Wednesday opening to create more fun 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hiccup23 Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 47 minutes ago, YM! said: Nice! Do you want IMAX or PLFs for the film too? If they are open I will take them. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rorschach Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 On 12/30/2023 at 12:28 PM, MCKillswitch123 said: Y10 Organized Schedule Reveal hidden contents January 2nd Sony v Nintendo - Documentary - dir. Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky - PG-13 - $10m budget - 2,701 theaters January 9th Puckshot - Sports/Dramedy - dir. Charles Stone III - PG-13 - $18m budget - 2,879 theaters The Scavenger Wars: Remastered - Re-release/Sci-Fi/Epic - dir. Matt & Ross Duffer - PG-13 - $5m budget (original budget of $225m) - 3,200 theaters January 16th (MLK 4-day weekend) Money Heist - Heist/Thriller - dir. Steven Spielberg - PG-13 - $100m budget - 3,877 theaters - In IMAX Tailypo - Folk Horror - dir. Alexandre Aja - R - $10m budget - 3,402 theaters January 23rd Toppings: A Pizza Romance - Coming-of-Age/Romance - dir. Sam Levinson - PG-13 - $30m budget - 2,727 theaters January 30th Operation Finality - Sci-Fi/Horror - dir. Leigh Whannell - R - $80m budget - 3,340 theaters - In IMAX February 6th Viva Las Vengeance: The Cinematic Experience - Concert Film - dir. Bruce Hendricks - PG-13 - $12m budget - 2,450 theaters February 13th The Valkyries vs. The Galaxy - Computer Animation/Sci-Fi/Jukebox Musical/Comedy - dir. Ian Jones-Quartery and Jennifer Kluska - PG - $140m budget - 4,062 budget - In IMAX Room 131 - Psychological Thriller - dir. Tate Taylor - R - $12m budget - 2,768 theaters February 20th The Legend of Hollis Brown - Neo-Western/Drama/Romance - dir. Clint Eastwood - R - $20m budget - 3,180 theaters February 27th A Ghost Tail - Family/Dramedy - dir. Marielle Heller - PG-13 - $10m budget - 3,235 theaters March 6th Speed Demon - Thriller/Supervillain - dir. David Yarovesky - R - $17m budget - 3,455 theaters March 13th Klonoa: Door to Phantomile - Animation - dir. Angus McClane - PG - $150m budget - 4,008 theaters - In IMAX March 20th Gran Turismo 2 - Sports - dir. Jamie Babbit - PG-13 - $60m budget - 3,267 theaters March 27th Lions and Dragons - Animation/Fantasy - dir. Troy Quane and Nick Bruno - PG - $100m budget - 3,623 theaters April 1st (Wednesday before Easter) Father vs. Son - Action/Thriller - dir. Antoine Fuqua - R - $70m budget - In IMAX April 3rd (Easter Weekend) Cruis'n World - Sports - dir. Sebastian Schipper - PG-13 - $60m budget - 3,500 theaters April 10th The Enormous Radio - Drama/Fantasy/Romance - dir. Christina Choe - PG-13 - $45m budget - 3,321 theaters April 17th Penpal - Coming-of-Age/Horror/Mystery/Thriller - dir. David Robert Mitchell - R - $25m budget - 3,310 theaters April 24th Stallions - Nature Documentary - dir. Drew Fellman - G - $5m budget - 2,450 theaters May 1st Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - Action/Thriller/Crime - dir. Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah - R - $75m budget - 4,002 theaters - In IMAX May 8th Time After Time - Sci-Fi/Romance/Thriller - dir. Tom Harper - PG-13 - $50m budget - 3,658 theaters May 15th Doraemon - Family/Comedy/Drama - dir. Karyn Kusama - PG - $80m budget - 3,478 theaters May 22nd (Memorial Day Weekend) The Set-Up - Romantic Dramedy - dir. Claire Scanlon - PG-13 - $17.5m budget - 3,475 theaters DC’s The Siege of Savage - Superhero - dir. Jeff Fowler - PG-13 - $275m budget - 4,430 theaters - In IMAX May 29th 12 Angry Veggies: A VeggieTales Movie - Faith-Based/Animation - dir. Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki - PG - $5m budget - 1,985 theaters June 5th Old Men Walking - Action/Comedy/Western - dir. Chris Columbus - PG-13 - $40m budget - 3,280 theaters June 12th Flesh - Sci-Fi/Action/Animation - dir. Harold Kingsley - R - $25m budget - 3,260 theaters LittleBigPlanet - Animation/Fantasy/Adventure - dir. Erica Milsom - PG - $120m budget - 4,010 theaters June 19th Berserk: The Golden Age - Animated Epic Medieval Fantasy - dir. Zack Snyder - R - $235m budget - 4,280 theaters - In IMAX June 26th The Secrets That Love Brings - Melodrama/Romance - dir. Castille Landon - PG-13 - $15m budget - 3,078 theaters July 3rd (July 4th weekend) 51 - Found Footage - dir. Jonathan Liebesman - R - $5m budget - 3,218 theaters Freedom Day - Horror/Thriller/Sci-Fi - dir. Levan Gabriadze - PG-13 - $3m budget - 2,879 theaters Second Dimension: Battle for North Kingdom - Fantasy/Action - dir. Chloé Zhao - PG-13 - $180m budget - 4,000 theaters - In IMAX July 10th The Furby Movie - Animation/Comedy/Adventure - dir. Chris Wedge - G - $45m budget - 3,665 theaters July 17th Lifeguards - Romantic Comedy - dir. Peter Billingsley - R - $25m budget - 3,204 theaters The Lottery - Drama/Thriller - dir. Sarah Polley - R - $25m budget - 3,270 theaters July 24th Green Lantern Corps: Evolution - Superhero/Sci-Fi/Epic - dir. Christopher McQuarrie - PG-13 - $275 million budget - 4,405 theaters - In IMAX July 31st Wii Sports Resort: Vacation on Wuhu Island - Family/Comedy - dir. B.J. Novak - PG - $50m budget - 3,125 theaters August 7th Tornado - Action/Disaster - dir. Ric Roman Waugh - PG-13 - $100m budget - 3,451 theaters August 14th Tatiana's Journey - Live-Action & Animation Hybrid/Sci-Fi/Action/Comedy/Romance - dir. Mike Owens and Shadi Petosky - PG - $175m budget - 4,002 theaters - In IMAX A Walk in the London Rain (Limited Release) - Drama - dir. Emma Seligman - R - $20m budget - 4 theaters August 21st Six Souls - Horror/Supernatural - dir. Bryce McGuire - R - $5m budget - 2,875 theaters A Walk in the London Rain (Limited Expansion #1) - Drama - dir. Emma Seligman - R - $20m budget - 10 theaters August 28th Burnout Revenge - Action - dir. Robert Rodriguez - PG-13 - $42m budget - 3,119 theaters Coyotes Wild - Nature Documentary - dir. Mark Linfeld - G - $5m budget - 2,450 theaters A Walk in the London Rain (Limited Expansion #2) - Drama - dir. Emma Seligman - R - $20m budget - 300 theaters September 4th (Labor Day weekend) Providence - Sci-Fi/Thriller - dir. James Wan - R - $100m budget - 3,761 theaters - In IMAX Smile - Animation/Coming-of-Age/Teen Comedy - dir. Kirsten Lester - PG - $80m budget - 3,574 theaters A Walk in the London Rain (Wide Release) - Drama - dir. Emma Seligman - R - $20m budget - 1,130 theaters September 11th 9/11: Never Forget - Documentary - dir. Keith Maitland - PG-13 - $10m budget - 2,506 theaters Adam & Cindy ft. Cersei, in: Guinea Piggest - Comedy - dir. Barry Sonnenfeld - PG - $7.5m budget - 3,009 theaters A Walk in the London Rain (Wide Expansion) - Drama - dir. Emma Seligman - R - $20m budget - 2,342 theaters September 18th Fishergirls - Fantasy/Animation - dir. Chris Wayan - R - $15m budget - 3,207 theaters September 25th Kris' Plan - Sci-Fi/Drama/Thriller - dir. Hanelle Culpepper - PG-13 - $80m budget - 3,560 theaters - In IMAX Sweet Tooth - Horror - dir. Adam Robitel - R - $10m budget - 2,785 theaters October 2nd Paranormal lamronaraP (Limited Release) - Supernatural Horror/Suspense - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $10m budget - 5 theaters Pac-Man - Comedy - dir. Gil Kenan - PG - $30m budget - 3,215 theaters October 9th The Boy with the Green Eyes - Thriller/Musical/Dark Comedy - dir. Zach Creggers - R - $20m budget - 3,023 theaters Monster Farm - Comedy/Animation - dir. Henry Midas - G - $30m budget - 3,337 theaters Paranormal lamronaraP (Limited Expansion) - Supernatural Horror/Suspense - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $10m budget - 82 theaters October 16th The Elevator - Horror/Thriller - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $18m budget - 2,986 theaters - In IMAX Paranormal lamronaraP (Limited Expansion #2) - Supernatural Horror/Suspense - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $10m budget - 495 theaters October 23rd Hilda and the Midnight Giant: Remastered - Re-release/Animation/Dark Fantasy - dir. Patrick McHale & Dana Terrace - PG - $5m budget (original budget of $130m) - 3,000 theaters Paranormal lamronaraP (Wide Release) - Supernatural Horror/Suspense - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $10m budget - 1,189 theaters Red Flag - Sports/Documentary - dir. Jason Hehir - R - N/A budget - 2,500 theaters October 30th Life Picture - Drama - dir. Lila Neugebauer - R - $20m budget - 2,975 theaters Paranormal lamronaraP (Wide Expansion) - Supernatural Horror/Suspense - dir. Scott Derrickson - R - $10m budget - 3,150 theaters November 6th MBWII: The Second Monster Bug Wars - Action/Thriller/Horror/Sci-Fi - dir. Beth McCarthy-Miller - PG-13 - $100m budget - 3,672 theaters - In IMAX Soil (Limited Release) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 5 theaters The Unseen - Drama - dir. Jayro Bustamante - R - $10m budget - 2,457 theaters November 13th 3 Hearts 3 Fires - Action/Thriller/Romance - dir. Natália Grimberg - PG-13 - $25m budget - 3,101 theaters For Queen and Country - Documentary - dir. Louis Theroux - PG - N/A budget - 2,000 theaters Let's Eat Dad (Limited Release) - Black Dramedy - dir. Taika Waititi - R - $15m budget - 20 theaters The Second Water War - Family Comedy - dir. David Bowers - PG - $35m budget - 3,201 theaters Soil (Limited Expansion) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 20 theaters November 20th Let's Eat Dad (Limited Expansion) - Black Dramedy - dir. Taika Waititi - R - $15m budget - 450 theaters More Than Just a Residency - Concert Documentary - dir. Sam Wrench - PG-13 - $15m budget - 3,077 theaters The Quest for Buster’s Bones - Animation/Comedy - dir. Steve Moore - PG - $25m budget - 3,256 theaters Soil (Limited Expansion #2) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 400 theaters November 25th (5 Day Thanksgiving) Cloud Cuckoo Land - Sci-Fi/Drama/Epic - dir. Ridley Scott - PG-13 - $200m budget - 3,893 theaters - In IMAX Let's Eat Dad (Wide Release) - Black Dramedy - dir. Taika Waititi - R - $15m budget - 2,785 theaters Soil (Wide Release) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 800 theaters November 27th Meme Run - Comedy/Adventure - dir. Andy Fickman - PG-13 - $10m budget - 2,857 theaters December 4th My Winter Retreat - Horror/Supernatural - dir. Rob Zombie - R - $10m budget - 2,831 theaters Soil (Wide Expansion) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 1,600 theaters SSX Tricky - Action/Sports - dir. Aaron and Adam Nee - PG-13 - $100m budget - 4,253 theaters December 11th Happy Together - Romance/Thriller - dir. Adrian Lyne - R - $45m budget - 3,021 theaters Soil (Wide Expansion #2) - Drama - dir. Charlotte Wells - R - $8m budget - 3,028 theaters December 18th Gateways: The Empire of Zenith - Animation/Sci-Fi Fantasy/Adventure - dir. Jennifer Yuh Nelson and Adam Muto - PG - $250m budget - 4,238 theaters - In IMAX December 23rd (5 Day Christmas weekend) Hidden Blood - Romance/Dramedy/Thriller - dir. Meera Menon - PG-13 - $25m budget - 3,191 theaters The Library of Babel - Sci-Fi/Drama - dir. David Semel - PG-13 - $50m budget - 3,110 theaters December 25th Floodbath: The Play - Filmed Play - dir. Darragh Carey and Bertrand Desrochers - PG-13 - $10m budget - 2,981 theaters Maniac Magee - Coming-of-Age Dramedy - dir. Robert Zemeckis - PG - $120m budget - 3,822 theaters @Hiccup23 This is the up-to-date schedule for your reference. We'll get one of the mods to Copy and Paste it in place of @SLAM!'s original post when we close the thread sometime tomorrow. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 1 hour ago, Hiccup23 said: If they are open I will take them. They are Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MCKillswitch123 Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 Ladies, gentlemen and in-between, think we can officially close Part 2 and the official schedule thread. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rorschach Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 Thank you to @MCKillswitch123 for keeping track of this year's schedule and to @YM! for helping to finalize it. Also, a special thank you to our wonderful forum moderator @Eric Atreides for inserting the completed schedule into the original main post for everyone to easily access and navigate. But most of all, thank you to everyone who participated in Y10 (@SLAM!, @Hiccup23, @cookie, @Reddroast,@lamamama, @El Squibbonator, @tyson67roberts) and for your patience in seeing through the completion of both halves of the year. This was, without a doubt, a challenging year, with a few long-time players exiting the game and irl commitments taking priority for everyone, resulting in a pretty thin first half. We recognize that the past couple of game years have gradually gotten longer and longer, but going forward, we are dedicated to keeping this game moving at a more reasonable pace. However, major kudos to everyone who pulled through to deliver a stellar second half to Y10. Thanks to y'all, we closed the year off with a packed total of 83 films, our highest since Y6, ending the final year of this completed first decade of Cayom on a high note. As someone who has been around since the end of the second iteration of the game and the beginning of this new iteration, it's surreal to think that we've reached this point. But none of it would've been possible without you guys or any of our wonderful past players (@SLAM!, @4815162342, @Blankments, @Alpha, @Ezen Baklattan, @Ethan Hunt, @Xillix, @Bastien, plus anyone else who I'm forgetting). I can only speak for myself, but having played for nearly a decade now (god, I feel old lol), this game means a lot to me, and I know wouldn't be the person I am today without it. I don't know what the future holds in store for this, but I know for certain I'll continue to participate for however long it continues. With that all said, once again, thank you to everyone who contributed this year. And to repeat what @MCKillswitch123 said, with the official closing of Part 1, we may now move on to Part 2 of this game year – reviews and box office predictions. Happy reading to all! 2 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MCKillswitch123 Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 2 minutes ago, Rorschach said: Thank you to @MCKillswitch123 for keeping track of this year's schedule and to @YM! for helping to finalize it. Also, a special thank you to our wonderful forum moderator @Eric Atreides for inserting the completed schedule into the original main post for everyone to easily access and navigate. But most of all, thank you to everyone who participated in Y10 (@SLAM!, @Hiccup23, @cookie, @Reddroast,@lamamama, @El Squibbonator, @tyson67roberts) and for your patience in seeing through the completion of both halves of the year. This was, without a doubt, a challenging year, with a few long-time players exiting the game and irl commitments taking priority for everyone, resulting in a pretty thin first half. We recognize that the past couple of game years have gradually gotten longer and longer, but going forward, we are dedicated to keeping this game moving at a more reasonable pace. However, major kudos to everyone who pulled through to deliver a stellar second half to Y10. Thanks to y'all, we closed the year off with a packed total of 83 films, our highest since Y6, ending the final year of this completed first decade of Cayom on a high note. As someone who has been around since the end of the second iteration of the game and the beginning of this new iteration, it's surreal to think that we've reached this point. But none of it would've been possible without you guys or any of our wonderful past players (@SLAM!, @4815162342, @Blankments, @Alpha, @Ezen Baklattan, @Ethan Hunt, @Xillix, @Bastien, plus anyone else who I'm forgetting). I can only speak for myself, but having played for nearly a decade now (god, I feel old lol), this game means a lot to me, and I know wouldn't be the person I am today without it. I don't know what the future holds in store for this, but I know for certain I'll continue to participate for however long it continues. With that all said, once again, thank you to everyone who contributed this year. And to repeat what @MCKillswitch123 said, with the official closing of Part 1, we may now move on to Part 2 of this game year – reviews and box office predictions. Happy reading to all! Echo everything Rory said, thank you to everyone who has been pulling hard strings to keep this game - which is more than a game: it's a creative community where we all get to share our love of storytelling with one geek after another lol - alive and well, especially given the strain of players who were unable to commit for any longer. Hopefully, it goes on for years and years. Bravo everyone. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eric is Quiet Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 Thank you Rory. I have no clue what you crazy kids are doing, but I'm glad I helped somehow. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted March 4 Share Posted March 4 49 minutes ago, Rorschach said: Thank you to @MCKillswitch123 for keeping track of this year's schedule and to @YM! for helping to finalize it. Also, a special thank you to our wonderful forum moderator @Eric Atreides for inserting the completed schedule into the original main post for everyone to easily access and navigate. But most of all, thank you to everyone who participated in Y10 (@SLAM!, @Hiccup23, @cookie, @Reddroast,@lamamama, @El Squibbonator, @tyson67roberts) and for your patience in seeing through the completion of both halves of the year. This was, without a doubt, a challenging year, with a few long-time players exiting the game and irl commitments taking priority for everyone, resulting in a pretty thin first half. We recognize that the past couple of game years have gradually gotten longer and longer, but going forward, we are dedicated to keeping this game moving at a more reasonable pace. However, major kudos to everyone who pulled through to deliver a stellar second half to Y10. Thanks to y'all, we closed the year off with a packed total of 83 films, our highest since Y6, ending the final year of this completed first decade of Cayom on a high note. As someone who has been around since the end of the second iteration of the game and the beginning of this new iteration, it's surreal to think that we've reached this point. But none of it would've been possible without you guys or any of our wonderful past players (@SLAM!, @4815162342, @Blankments, @Alpha, @Ezen Baklattan, @Ethan Hunt, @Xillix, @Bastien, plus anyone else who I'm forgetting). I can only speak for myself, but having played for nearly a decade now (god, I feel old lol), this game means a lot to me, and I know wouldn't be the person I am today without it. I don't know what the future holds in store for this, but I know for certain I'll continue to participate for however long it continues. With that all said, once again, thank you to everyone who contributed this year. And to repeat what @MCKillswitch123 said, with the official closing of Part 1, we may now move on to Part 2 of this game year – reviews and box office predictions. Happy reading to all! 46 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said: Echo everything Rory said, thank you to everyone who has been pulling hard strings to keep this game - which is more than a game: it's a creative community where we all get to share our love of storytelling with one geek after another lol - alive and well, especially given the strain of players who were unable to commit for any longer. Hopefully, it goes on for years and years. Bravo everyone. Ditto what both of y'all said. I stumbled upon this game by accident Y2 of 3.0. during my last year of high school and fell in love with this game. It not only helped me with a hobby I am passionate about but was able to build a community, build friendships with a lot of players in the game and rediscover my love for creative writing. Though am currently working on my master's degree in the sciences, a dream I had as a kid was to be a screenwriter and director and CAYOM is letting me live it somewhat. I plan to be in this game as long as I possibly can and look forward to another decade. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ezen Baklattan Posted March 5 Share Posted March 5 4 hours ago, Rorschach said: Thank you to @MCKillswitch123 for keeping track of this year's schedule and to @YM! for helping to finalize it. Also, a special thank you to our wonderful forum moderator @Eric Atreides for inserting the completed schedule into the original main post for everyone to easily access and navigate. But most of all, thank you to everyone who participated in Y10 (@SLAM!, @Hiccup23, @cookie, @Reddroast,@lamamama, @El Squibbonator, @tyson67roberts) and for your patience in seeing through the completion of both halves of the year. This was, without a doubt, a challenging year, with a few long-time players exiting the game and irl commitments taking priority for everyone, resulting in a pretty thin first half. We recognize that the past couple of game years have gradually gotten longer and longer, but going forward, we are dedicated to keeping this game moving at a more reasonable pace. However, major kudos to everyone who pulled through to deliver a stellar second half to Y10. Thanks to y'all, we closed the year off with a packed total of 83 films, our highest since Y6, ending the final year of this completed first decade of Cayom on a high note. As someone who has been around since the end of the second iteration of the game and the beginning of this new iteration, it's surreal to think that we've reached this point. But none of it would've been possible without you guys or any of our wonderful past players (@SLAM!, @4815162342, @Blankments, @Alpha, @Ezen Baklattan, @Ethan Hunt, @Xillix, @Bastien, plus anyone else who I'm forgetting). I can only speak for myself, but having played for nearly a decade now (god, I feel old lol), this game means a lot to me, and I know wouldn't be the person I am today without it. I don't know what the future holds in store for this, but I know for certain I'll continue to participate for however long it continues. With that all said, once again, thank you to everyone who contributed this year. And to repeat what @MCKillswitch123 said, with the official closing of Part 1, we may now move on to Part 2 of this game year – reviews and box office predictions. Happy reading to all! Thanks for the lovely post, Rory. I do miss this game and hope I can carve out time to return in whatever capacity, but I'm grateful to everyone for keeping this little corner of creativity alive. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
YM! Posted June 3 Share Posted June 3 Hey all, I hope all is well. June has just started and it’s been a while since Y10 has been active outside of Magazine updates and was just curious where everyone is at currently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
El Squibbonator Posted June 7 Share Posted June 7 When are submissions for Y11 going to open? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rorschach Posted June 7 Share Posted June 7 1 hour ago, El Squibbonator said: When are submissions for Y11 going to open? Once Y10 is completed. We're still waiting for reviews to be finished so that we can move on to the box office and Oscars portion of the game year. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tyson67roberts Posted June 19 Share Posted June 19 So...I'm back after a year of inactivity, do I have to post my reviews before we can move to part 3? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...