CAYOM Studios

[The Creator]

Post the name of your studio and include financial reports, Academy Award listings, etc. for your films.

Mine:

Golden Films

President: Jerry Waters (Year 3-current)

Studio logo: A golden torch that ignites to emit sparks and golden stars as it revolves within a golden-framed globe of the Earth

Studio history: "Golden Films" opened its doors in Year 3 under the direction of Jerry Waters, a 42 year old Hollywood executive who used to do work in other studios, including owning part time shares in Arklight Productions and later serving as an assistant manager at Impact Studios for 2 years, before the opening of Golden in Year 3. The studio aims to "provide the world with golden pictures that will last a lifetime" and to "revolutionize the way the world sees films". So far, it has worked with producers on two films, but it has plans to expand over the next few years. Its first film was a huge success, which gives the studio room to improve in its next annual.

Film history (by year):

Year 3

Genesis:

Black as Night:

Year 4

War Code:

Nirvana:

GFI (Golden Films Inc.)

President: Carl Waters (Year 4-current)

"GFI" will open its doors in Year 4. The studio is an in-house sub-studio of "Golden Films" and all profits go to its parent studio. However, its focus will be entirely on animated pictures. It will release an annual animated picture. It is under the current management of Carl Waters, brother of studio owner Jerry Waters. More details will be provided as they come to light.

[Ezen Baklattan]

Hourglass Pictures

Founding: Y4
President: Jacob Bowen (Y4-)
Logo: An hourglass on a table soon has all of its gains fall to the bottom. The hourglass tips, leading to a 2d drawing of the hourglass and the studio name underneath.

Y4

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
The Immune: 88,357,234/202,398,340 (+61,199,170)
Lady Gaga: Born This Way 3D: 9,760,004/14,763,324 (-7,618,338)
Forever Yours: 68,888,888/133,429,084 (+36,714,542)
City of Darkness: 15,191,475/48,511,598 (-27,744,201)
The Conundrum: 49,258,399/124,508,610 (+12,254,305)
On the Set: 23,793,338/31,553,260 (+15,026,731)
Best Friends Forever: 62,480,457/79,436,760 (+34,718,380)
Service: 8,039,966/14,809,073 (-7,595,463)
Once Upon a Mattress: 131,063,432/240,963,713 (+20,481,857)
Taking Names: 84,728,277/124,722,679 (-7,638,660)
Spark: 135,090,911/610,640,117 (+155,320,059)
Jane and Tony: 18,483,345/22,484,347 (+1,242,174)
Cruisers: 53,177,731/100,782,851 (+10,391,426)
The Glass Castle: 135,044,790/186,150,778 (+58,075,389)
Student Film: 40,247,355/64,144,858 (+24,072,429)
Prisoners: 43,233,283/43,837,484 (+19,668,742)
The Simulation: 137,171,931/235,191,611 (+62,595,806)
The Sketchbook: 140,115,735/450,134,944 (+160,067,472)
Ready, Player One: 71,412,726/100,019,855 (-29,990,072)
Total: 1,315,539,277/2,838,483,286 (+591,241,748)

 

Critical Consensus Points (491 Total)
The Glass Castle - 158
Spark - 126
The Simulation - 61
Ready Player One - 52
Student Film - 24
Best Friends Forever - 23
Taking Names - 18
On The Set - 12
Once Upon A Mattress - 9
The Sketchbook - 5
The Conundrum - 3

Oscar Nominees & Wins
The Glass Castle - 7/3 (Picture, Ensemble, Actress (Chloe Moretz), Supporting Actor (Paul Bettany), Supporting Actress (Robin Wright Penn), Adapted Screenplay, Original Score (Thomas Newman))
Spark - 9/2 (Animated Feature, Original Screenplay, Voice Performance (David Faustino), Voice Performance (Bryce Dallas Howard), Supporting Voice Performance (Benedict Cumberbatch), Supporting Voice Performance (Hugo Weaving), Original Score (John Powell), Original Song ("When That Day Comes" by The Killers), Sound Editing)
Ready, Player One - 2/0 (Adapted Screenplay, Production Design)
The Simulation - 2/0 (Actor (Joseph Gordon Levitt), Cinematography)
On The Set - 1/1 (Documentary)

Y5

Domestic/Worldwide Total
Game Hunt - 59,909,759/118,889,113 (+44,444,557)
Countdown - 99,025,962/176,350,305 (+28,175,153)
Slit Happens - 12,859,996/15,696,620 (-2,151,690)
Psychonauts - 61,788,268/101,571,185 (-4,214,408)
ZeroG - 43,096,490/103,923,222 (+16,961,611)
The Men Of The Night - 69,256,009/118,490,243 (+4,245,121)
The Career Buster -101,071,795/169,973,140 (+44,986,570)
Stories From Eden: 118,727,833/215,432,722 (+47,716,361)
Candlelight - 27,506,252/40,479,000 (+2,739,500)
Last Chapter - 61,484,112/121,827,125 (+45,913,562)
Against All Odds - 46,245,679/60,203,313 (-4,898,379)
Time Lapse - 64,703,695/164,949,037 (+12,747,519)
Some Assembly Required - 52,897,462/97,257,159 (+33,628,780)

Our Beloved Saviour - 42,683,737/81,249,684 (+624,842)
Cruisers: Second Gear  - 75,537,397/145,240,816 (+37,620,408)
Santa Claus: Ultimate Badass - 64,602,265/93,944,510 (+6,972,255)
The Eccentric Minds Of Belmond Lane - $38,155,017/64,129,743 (+12,026,487)

Total: 1,039,551,728/2,889,575,937 (+327,538,249)

 

Critical Consensus Points (375 Total)
The Eccentric Minds Of Belmond Lane - 158
Santa Claus: Ultimate Badass - 55
Psychonauts - 49
Stories From Eden - 34
Some Assembly Required - 27
The Career Buster - 26
Against All Odds - 8
Countdown - 7
Time Lapse - 5
Candlelight - 4
The Men Of The Night - 2

Oscar Nominees & Wins
The Eccentric Minds Of Belmond Lane - 6/3 (Picture, Director (Wes Anderson), Actress (Emma Watson), Original Screenplay, Ensemble, Editing)
Psychonauts - 5/1 (Animated Feature, Adapted Screenplay, Voice Actor In A Leading Role (Richard Steven Horwitz), Voice Actor In A Supporting Role (J.K. Simmons), Original Score (Danny Elfman))
Candlelight - 1/0 (Animated Feature)
Stories From Eden - 1/0 (Makeup)

 

Y6

 

Left Behind - 62,340,119/101,039,871 (+35,519,935)

Love Song - 50,568,677/81,238,993 (+25,619,497)

Paddles: The Video Game Story - 8,296,178/8,296,178 (+1,148,089)

Bounty Hunters From Heaven - 58,727,826/118,855,059 (+9,427,530)

The Archivist - 72,156,531/178,591,441 (+34,295,720)

Avenue Q - 68,132,597/117,556,560 (+13,778,280)

The Stuff Of Legend: Into The Dark - 189,853,742/492,292,680 (+76,146,340)

Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys - 24,297,854/27,701,800 (+1,350,590)

Guardians Of The Internet - 83,391,482/138,549,823 (-5,725,089)

Cyber - 80,767,873/182,878,266 (+61,439,133)

The Immune: Global Outbreak - 90,989,760/237,878,376 (+63,939,188)

Kaleidoscope - 12,850,119/20,239,817 (+119,909)

Haunted Hoax - 32,594,787/46,718,833 (+8,358,916)

Cruisers: World Tour - 72,233,836/138,850,491 (+19,425,246)

Le Grand Ecran - 39,249,919/181,121,730 (+55,560,865)

Best Friends - 66,069,994/101,258,328 (+30,629,164)

Total: 1,012,521,294/2,173,068,246 (+431,033,313)

 

Critical Consensus Points (370 Total)

Cyber - 134

Le Grand Ecran - 98

Best Friends - 68

The Stuff Of Legend: Into The Dark - 48

Paddles: The Video Game Story - 9

Bounty Hunters From Heaven - 8

Guardians Of The Internet - 3

Haunted Hoax - 1

Avenue Q - 1

 

Oscar Nominees

Cyber - 6/0 (Director (Steven Soderbergh), Actor (Nicholas Hoult), Supporting Actor (Aaron Paul), Supporting Actress (Anna Kendrick), Original Screenplay, Editing)

Le Grand Ecran - 6/1 (Animated Feature, Original Screenplay, Voice Performance In A Leading Role (Audrey Tatou), Voice Performance In A Supporting Role (Francois Cluzet), Original Score (Ludovic Bource), Foreign Film)

The Stuff Of Legend: Into The Dark - 2/0 (Original Song ("World Of Wonder" by Jonsi), Makeup & Hairstyling)

Best Friends - 1/0 (Actor (Bradley Cooper))

Paddles: The Video Game Story - 1/0 (Documentary)

 

Y7

 

Coming Home - $63,704,129/$80,216,401 (+$25,108,201)

Walking With You - $112,057,680/$241,338,189 (+$90,669,095)

Crusader - $15,007,992/$27,803,519 (-$21,098,240)

Frindle - $42,751,707/$63,755,871 (+$6,877,936)

After Party - $28,090,376/$32,820,621 (+$6,410,311)

The Terrible Plight Of Freddy Zapper - $56,031,591/$92,753,141 (+$6,376,571)

Linkin Park: Burn It Down - $5,502,381/$5,502,381 (-$7,248,809)

The Doppleganger - $49,836,189/$80,275,677 (-$14,862,162)

Spark: Ignition - $277,893,218/$902,421,685 (+$281,210,843)

The Boy In The Watchtower - $54,979,318/$117,629,445 (+$13,814,723)

Extrasensory - $79,031,540/$191,778,430 (+$65,889,215)

Seeing Her - $65,000,785/$108,729,634 (+$19,364,817)

The Rich & Famous - $118,280,473/$266,891,540 (+$108,445,770)

Adventure Time: The Battle For Ooo - $80,439,627/$145,229,109 (+$42,614,555)

Brother & Sister - $13,105,672/$41,785,644 (+$5,892,822)

The Storyteller - $61,239,650/$167,839,210 (+$38,919,605)

The Mind Behind The Movies - $35,619,804/$57,882,196 (-$11,058,902)

 

Total: $1,158,572,132/$2,624,652,693 (+$657,326,351)

 

Critical Consensus Points (484 Points)

The Rich & Famous - 129

Extrasensory - 118

Spark: Ignition - 82

The Terrible Plight Of Freddy Zapper - 49

Seeing Her - 39

Walking With You - 24

The Storyteller - 20

Adventure Time: The Battle For Ooo - 20

The Doppleganger - 3

 

Oscar Nominations & Wins

Extrasensory - 8/3 (Picture, Actor (Kodi Smitt-McPhee), Original Screenplay, Score (Clint Mansell), Editing, Cinematography, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing)

Spark: Ignition - 7/1 (Animated Feature, Voice Performance In A Leading Role (Paul Dano), Voice Performance In A Supporting Role (Benedict Cumberbatch), Adapted Screenplay, Original Score (John Powell), Original Song ("Ready, Aim, Fire"), Sound Editing)

The Rich & Famous - 4/0 (Picture, Director (Alexander Payne), Actress (Gwenyth Palthrow), Original Screenplay)

The Terrible Plight Of Freddy Zapper - 3/0 (Original Song ("You Gotta Love!"), Production Design, Makeup & Hairstyling)

The Storyteller - 2/0 (Costume Design, Makeup & Hairstyling)

 

Y8

 

Chessmen

A Love To Die For

The Guardian of the West

Thomas Was Alone

Next Vegas

The Academy

Hand Drawn Heroes

The Immune: Permanence

The Who's Tommy

Cinema Studies

 

Critical Consensus Points (523 Points)

Hand Drawn Heroes - 124

Cinema Studies - 91
A Love To Die For - 88

The Guardian of the West - 73

The Who's Tommy - 69

The Academy - 50

Thomas Was Alone - 28

 

Oscar Nominations & Wins

Hand Drawn Heroes - 7/1 (Animated Feature. Voice Performance in a Leading Role (Neil Patrick Harris), Voice Performance in a Supporting Role (Mark Hamill), Adapted Screenplay, Sound Editing, Original Score (Danny Elfman), Original Song ("The World is Waiting"))

The Who's Tommy - 5/0 (Actress (Rose Byrne), Original Song ("Please Let Me Know"), Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Production Design)

Cinema Studies - 4/0 (Picture, Actress (AnnaSophia Robb), Supporting Actress (Julia Louis-Dreyfuss), Original Screenplay)

Thomas Was Alone - 1/0 (Animated Feature)

Guardian of the West - 1/1 (Documentary Feature)

Edited May 26, 2014 by Spaghetti

[Blankments]

Blankments Productions

President: Edward Nadny (Year 3-Present)

Studio Logo: A bed flies on screen and leaves, leaving its blanket behind, which has printed on it, Blankments Productions.

Studio History: Blankments opened its doors in year 3 thanks to Edward Nadny, a 28-year-old technology tycoon who decided to change up his career. Using his funds from selling off all of his majority shares from the successful Zicket Computers, he founded Blankments Productions, and funded all of the studio's first two years of production.

Film History With Budget/OW/Domestic Gross/Worldwide Gross/Profit:

Year 3
Carnival - $3,000,000/1,009,088/1,500,683/5,000,695/-499,562
Green Eggs and Ham - $125,000,000/59,812,313/157,831,465/287,857,609/18,928,805
Stacy's Mom Has Got It Goin' On - $5,000,000/7,291,003/13,946,024/18,916,733/4,458,367
Consciousness Slip - $45,000,000/17,870,078/37,963,762/86,978,355/-1,510,822
Avatar: The Last Airbender - Water - $90,000,000/15,195,104/33,945,493/76,137,597/-51,931,201
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Loch Ness Monster - $40,000,000/28,995,015/77,368,880/127,392,893/ 23,696,447
The Drowsy Chaperone - $60,000,000/15,724,329/60,053,977/152,165,010/16,082,505
Gregor the Overlander - $53,000,000/18,184,198/45,161,037/94,163,387/-5,918,306
Assassins - $20,000,000/7,790,036/16,068,002/47,262,006/3,631,003
Leitmotif - $53,000,000/560,015/69,774,690/159,681,657/26,840,829
Total: 404,000,000/172,922,774/513,614,013/1,055,555,942/33,778,025

Year 4
Call Me Maybe - $20,000,000/5,009,251/9,505,177/14,617,391/-12,691,304
A Stark Night - $40,000,000/16,175,565/54,485,559/67,623,339/ -6,188,330
Bone - Vernal Equinox - $85,000,000/41,127,777/169,568,436/300,570,640/65,285,320
Army of Two - $65,000,000/24,151,340/57,019,114/132,024,262/1,012,131
The 39 Steps - $30,000,000/15,564,997/42,100,509/80,907,638/10,453,819
The Lost Planet of the Shrieking Creature - $20,000,000/7,120,181/12,958,872/22,045,452/-8,977,274
Weird Al Yankovic: Insert Subtitle Here in 2-D - $8,000,000/5,456,109/10,847,978/20,853,034/2,426,517
The Flash - $150,000,000/62,437,583/159,144,447/ 319,146,853/9,573,427
Bohemian - $15,000,000/366,217/33,382,802/41,185,924/5,592,962
Booster Gold - $150,000,000/51,934,792/130,285,744/ 224,825,755/-37,587,122
The Last Six - $200,000,000/69,125,003/206,236,055/611,237,491/105,618,746
Morgan Spurlock's Shut Up and Take My Memes - $1,000,000/474,375/6,839,583/7,040,595/2,520,298
Knights of the Lunch Table - $20,000,000/9,234,687/33,678,743/60,654,823/10,327,412
Invaders Must Die!: The Tale of Doogie Rounds - $60,000,000/35,565,984/85,700,210/106,803,614/-6,598,193
The Party Party - $75,000,000/38,156,633/107,275,548/146,165,670/-1,917,165
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Abominable Snowman - $25,000,000/41,250,477/96,587,141/ 174,563,345/62,281,673
Citizen Hughes - $40,000,000/17,775,437/83,295,287/131,645,416/25,822,708
La Bourrage Marron - $15,000,000/820,156/3,517,162/29,761,512/-119,244
The Bellringer of Notre Dame - $60,000,000/22,654,449/83,812,585/339,313,786/109,656,893
A Series of Unfortunate Events - $60,000,000/42,006,129/173,491,149/286,530,191/83,265,096
Lord Madship - $175,000,000/63,050,348/233,988,226/823,892,431/236,946,216
Total: $1,314,000,000/569,457,490/1,793,720,327/3,941,409,162/656,704,586

Year 5
Psy: Sorry for Gangnam Styling - $9,000,000/922,153/1,820,605/19,657,330/828,665
3:37AM - $1,000,000/319,245/38,558,257/48,835,242/23,417,621
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish - $100,000,000/42,056,329/165,552,306/322,755,804/61,377,902
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Bigfoot - $25,000,000/57,032,973/138,634,392/281,129,426/115,564,713
Blue Beetle - $150,000,000/30,153,834/86,227,784/166,350,132/-66,824,934
Espionage Project - $120,000,000/39,025,389/129,809,429/270,562,552/15,281,276
Summer Wars - $80,000,000/42,337,249/130,568,511/297,872,804/68,936,402
Double Chronomance - $50,000,000/34,102,466/104,004,536/174,531,882/37,265,941
Legally Blonde - $60,000,000/21,083,652/64,348,862/122,590,874/1,295,437
Bowling Night - $80,000,000/26,488,245/59,882,974/102,581,930/-28,709,035
Lucid - $75,000,000/46,628,193/137,451,500/290,256,098/70,128,049
Shiverin' Gulch - $30,000,000/33,168,496/114,569,607/215,862,810/77,931,405
Plastic-Man - $150,000,000/44,927,238/127,695,632/245,900,026/-28,535,863
Adele: Rolling in the Deep - $15,000,000/9,064,238/20,312,576/28,025,402/-987,299
Khanh Bernarda Alba $500,000/2,201,688/18,440,726/38,267,452/18,633,726
The Fault in Our Stars - $30,000,000/23,452,683/60,303,533/116,086,456/28,043,228
The Dogs of Babel - $40,000,000/27,715,334/86,012,745/179,716,881/49,858,441
Everyman - $20,000,000/381,227/23,548,249/33,374,490/-3,312,755
The Once and Future King: The Sword in the Stone - $150,000,000/43,686,112/154,911,510/669,829,085/184,914,543
Total: $1,185,500,000/524,746,744/1,662,653,734/3,624,186,676/625,107,463
 
Year 6
fun. Some Nights - $8,000,000/8,216,877/24,321,956/26,550,591/5,275,296
Army of Two: The 40th Day - $50,000,000/38,565,773/92,331,840/167,859,188/33,929,594
Things Not Seen - $20,000,000/11,782,118/39,646,160/55,728,118/7,864,059
The Improper Exchange - $50,000,000/27,829,191/ 82,796,688/144,517,833/22,258,917
Honey Boo-Boo Makes a Movie - $40,000,000/7,121,833/12,589,220/12,589,220/-33,705,390
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Promise - $30,000,000/23,402,926/75,519,206/376,549,039/158,274,520
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Return of Queen Chrysalis - $20,000,000/16,212,833/51,379,806/83,548,502/21,774,251
Sir Thymes Time - $135,000,000/60,449,837/261,612,577/466,580,111/98,290,056
3:38 AM - $3,000,000/9,217,855/24,850,491/39,223,484/16,611,742
Portal - $40,000,000/35,472,803/110,022,248/391,847,850/155,923,925
Aquaman - $140,000,000/58,421,338/139,431,300/285,190,294/2,595,147
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Giant Spiders - $50,000,000/61,430,885/131,928,773/246,668,767/73,334,384
Mumford & Sons: Babel - $12,000,000/4,650,550/14,044,661/15,117,849/-4,441,076
Mr. Rogers Goes to Washington - $30,000,000/361,083/63,919,103/124,218,271/32,109,136
Jekyll Jr. - $10,000,000/5,851,030/15,072,806/20,548,191/274,096
Man of La Mancha - $60,000,000/15,660,505/62,994,706/148,581,039/14,290,520
Elite Beat Agents - $30,000,000/8,721,033/18,853,254/24,697,182/-17,651,409
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Movie the Second - $60,000,000/44,513,008/186,518,440/317,823,004/98,911,502
Expedecade - $200,000,000/61,130,049/275,849,181/976,879,064/288,439,532
Total: $988,000,000/499,011,527/1,683,682,416/3,924,717,597/974,358,802
 
Year 7
Explosions and Half-Naked Attractive Ladies - $10,000,000/4,271,953/8,503,231/10,013,700/-4,993,150
Psy: I'm a Gentleman! - $6,000,000/768,305/1,210,299/8,043,123/-1,978,438
The Best Foot Porno of All Time - $20,000,000/5,507,341/12,610,439/16,008,839/-11,005,580
Bone - Solstice - $105,000,000/52,781,305/201,046,321/518,229,741/154,114,871
Conventional Wisdom - $30,000,000/18,207,443/57,433,674/108,543,129/24,271,465
3:39 AM - $5,000,000/8,541,239/17,000,562/30,188,924/10,094,462
Ke$ha: Animal, Cannibal, Warrior - $10,000,000/4,802,380/10,097,318/11,670,225/-4,164,887
Things Hoped For - $15,000,000/11,219,688/30,507,752/38,112,700/4,056,350
Justice League - $225,000,000/154,723,596/433,573,816/1,123,538,879/ 336,769,440
Miserable Fans - $45,000,000/31,720,158/146,007,440/272,280,987/91,140,494
LucIId - $125,000,000/58,723,195/163,032,721/431,675,290/90,837,645
Thomas the Tank Engine - $130,000,000/19,942,587/43,189,627/148,933,210/-55,533,395
The Scottsboro Boys - $60,000,000/26,380,289/105,729,648/164,883,918/22,441,959
Reality Shift - $80,000,000/38,210,597/140,217,685/237,519,433/38,759,717
Innocense - $1,000,000/190,263/16,289,352/35,018,229/16,509,115
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time - $40,000,000/23,751,802/81,780,793/225,780,437/72,890,219
Fox in Socks - $100,000,000/27,140,563/86,219,270/170,432,681/-14,783,659
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Return of Queen Chrysalis, Part 2 - $15,000,000/17,203,563/59,210,475/ 95,761,906/32,880,953
Epic Battlers - $30,000,000/12,105,478/41,533,980/62,784,197/1,392,099
The Fall of Boss Tweed - $75,000,000/20,753,519/65,839,410/150,273,510/136,755
Jekyll Jr. 2 - $5,000,000/4,519,231/11,732,995/16,498,203/3,249,102
A Woman in the Crowd - $40,000,000/30,163,892/143,789,105/344,896,004/132,448,002
Among the Hidden - $30,000,000/45,271,385/135,042,859/302,785,472/121,392,736
Searching for Mr. Watterson - $1,000,000/1,253,893/29,888,290/46,781,420/22,390,710
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Santa Claus, Ultimate Badass - $50,000,000/55,018,730/160,219,884/ 331,780,436/115,890,218
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Movie the Third - $60,000,000/51,870,438/190,427,729/450,218,596/165,109,298
The Three-Month Funeral - $45,000,000/451,217/93,617,804/164,149,576/37,074,788
The Once and Future King: The Queen of Air and Darkness - $175,000,000/48,539,150/228,879,452/739,895,327/ 194,947,664
Total: $1,533,000,000/774,033,200/2,714,631,931/6,256,698,092/1,596,338,953
 
Year 8
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel - $60,000,000/34,356,687/87,488,882/167,924,917/23,962,459
Spinach Artichoke Dip - $20,000,000/24,225,762/65,258,726/110,795,797/35,397,898
Espionage Project: This Time, It's Espersonal - $60,000,000/20,444,581/45,733,107/90,740,291/ -14,629,855
Donuts Are Zombies Too Along with the Dominant Walruses - $90,000,000/119,948/14,008,578/ 25,656,736/-77,171,632
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Rise of Nightmare Rarity - $15,000,000/18,011,125/ 42,822,129/70,547,164/20,273,582
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Movie the Fourth - $60,000,000/40,122,685/141,256,492/ 333,939,697/106,969,848
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Search - $35,000,000/16,275,140/62,249,150/273,022,587/ 101,511,294
Total: $340,000,000/153,555,928/458,817,064/1,072,627,189/196,313,594

 

Year 9

Among the Imposters - $30,000,000/37,623,671/136,269,617/397,224,373/168,612,186

The Last Six 3D - $2,000,000/12,657,143/31,194,490/41,054,575/13,814,157

Teen Titans - $125,000,000/76,131,982/202,287,295/488,590,231/119,295,116

Conventionally Wiser - $25,000,000/26,184,460/79,211,271/242,916,711/96,458,356

The Thin, the Fat and the Felon - $50,000,000/18,469,373/70,436,849/124,837,637/12,418,819

Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Underworld - $50,000,000/69,155,714/169,509,976/355,970,950/127,985,475

Dawn of the Last Six - $250,000,000/67,621,693/227,671,097/830,657,413/165,328,706

Things That Are - $10,000,000/5,722,476/13,791,647/13,974,051/-3,012,975

Yzma - $100,000,000/45,223,267/168,782,346/306,514,636/53,257,318

Sir Thymes Time 2 - $120,000,000/71,023,757/267,210,197/684,547,073/222,273,536

3:40 AM - $2,000,000/3,360,894/6,248,263/16,551,815/6,275,908

Life of Galileo - $80,000,000/35,217,532/117,911,108/502,877,557/171,438,778

Mickey After Walt - $30,000,000/20,205,692/83,914,002/149,666,719/44,833,360

Tyler Perry's Madea's Time Machine - $60,000,000/11,735,488/25,886,790/25,886,790/-47,056,605

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Legacy of Nightmare Rarity - $15,000,000/12,786,724/43,595,702/61,301,144/15,650,572

Allegiant - $125,000,000/80,578,320/179,444,624/475,030,399/112,515,200

An Odd Road Trip - $80,000,000/23,326,379/89,404,692/144,302,329/-7,848,836

The Hateful Eight Redux - $160,000,000/4,867,819/141,085,078/297,189,163/-11,405,419

A Series of Unfortunate Events: Movie the Fifth - $65,000,000/24,838,031/70,149,344/216,947,916/43,473,958

Beauty and the Beast - $200,000,000/103,044,027/432,119,127/1,177,036,668/388,518,334

The Once and Future King: The Ill-Made Knight - $200,000,000/33,504,027/152,846,921/616,342,355/108,171,178

Total: $1,779,000,000/783,278,469/2,708,970,436/7,169,420,505/1,800,997,122

 

Critical Consensus History
Year 3
Leitmotif- 31
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. The Loch Ness Monster- 8
Year 4
Citizen Hughes - 119
Lord Madship - 41
The Last Six - 37
The Bellringer Of Notre Dame - 26
The Flash - 25
Bohemian - 17
Booster Gold - 17
The 39 Steps - 10
Invaders Must Die! The Tale Of Doogie Rounds - 5
A Stark Night - 1
Year 5
The Dogs of Babel – 130
Shiverin’ Gulch – 77
Khanh Bernarda Alba – 66
Lucid – 54
The Fault in Our Stars – 32
The Once and Future King: The Sword in the Stone – 19
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Bigfoot – 12
Summer Wars – 9
Everyman – 8
Blue Beetle – 7
Espionage Project – 6
Year 6
Expedecade - 103
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Giant Spiders  – 100
Sir Thymes Time – 72
Mr. Rogers Goes to Washington - 35
Portal – 25
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Return of Queen Chrysalis - 14
Man of La Mancha - 12
Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Promise - 9
Aquaman - 7
The Improper Exchange – 2
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
Miserable Fans - 43
LucIId - 38
Reality Shift - 30
Searching for Mr. Watterson - 24
Justice League - 19
Bone - Solstice - 17
Among the Hidden - 16
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - The Return of Queen Chrysallis, Part 2 - 2
The Once and Future King: The Queen of Air and Darkness - 2
Year 8
Donuts Are Zombies Too Along With the Dominant Walruses - 17
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Search - 13
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel - 11

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

Beauty and the Beast - 30

Dawn of the Last Six - 16

Yzma - 14

Into the Dead- 10

American Idiot- 8

 

Life of Galileo - 6

Oscar History
(Nominations/Wins)
Year 3
Leitmotif - 3/1: Best Actor (Tom Cruise;) Best Original Score (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross;) Best Original Song ("Our Moment")
Year 4
Citizen Hughes - 7/1: Best Actor (Jim Carrey;) Best Supporting Actor (Marion Cotillard;) Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Cinematography; Best Art Direction; Best Costumes; Best Makeup
The Last Six - 4/0: Best Costumes; Best Makeup; Best Visual Effects; Best Use of Action
The Bellringer of Notre Dame - 3: Best Art Direction; Best Costumes; Best Makeup
Bone - Vernal Equinox - 2/0: Best Animated Feature; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Elijah Wood)
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Abominable Snowman - 1/0: Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Christopher Lee)
Lord Madship - 1/0: Best Original Song (“Man of Valor”)
Morgan Spurlock’s Shut up and Take My Memes - 1/0: Best Documentary Feature
Year 5
The Dogs of Babel - 9/2: Best Picture; Best Director (Ron Howard;) Best Actor (Jason Isaacs;) Best Supporting Actor (Bryan Cranston;) Best Supporting Actress (Elizabeth Banks;) Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Ensemble; Best Original Score (James Horner;) Best Film Editing
Shiverin' Gulch - 5/3: Best Animated Film; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Linda Cardellini;) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Idris Elba;) Best Original Screenplay; Best Original Song ("Typical Day in Shiverin' Gulch")
Khanh Bernarda Alba - 3/0: Best Actress (Leila Hatami;) Best Supporting Actress (Sareh Bayat;) Best Foreign Language Film
Lucid - 2/0: Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Joseph Gordon-Levitt;) Best Use of Action
The Once and Future King: The Sword in the Stone - Best Costume Design; Best Makeup
Adele: Rolling in the Deep - 1/0: Best Documentary
Year 6
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Giant Spiders - 4/1: Best Ensemble; Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Original Song ("Rap Battle;") Best Use of Action
Expedecade - 3/0: Best Director (Christopher Nolan;) Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Use of Action
Sir Thymes Time - 3/0: Best Animated Film; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Jack McBrayer;) Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Jennifer Lawrence)
Man of La Mancha - 1/0: Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Year 7
A Woman in the Crowd - 7/0: Best Picture; Best Director (Spike Jonze;) Best Ensemble; Best Actress (Anna Kendrick;) Best Supporting Actress (Ellen Page;) Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Film Editing
The Three-Month Funeral - 6/0: Best Director (David O. Russell;) Best Ensemble; Best Actor (Joseph Gordon-Levitt;) Best Supporting Actor (Bill Murray;) Best Supporting Actress (Meryl Streep;) Best Original Screenplay; Best Song ("Just One Day")
Justice League - 4/1: Best Sound Mixing; Best Sound Editing; Best Visual Effects; Best Use of Action
Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. Santa Claus, Ultimate Badass - 3/2: Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Eminem;) Best Original Song ("Rock of Hollywood's Foundation;") Best Use of Action
The Once and Future King: The Queen of Air and Darkness - 3/0: Best Production Design; Best Costume Design; Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Bone: Solstice - 2/0: Best Animated Feature; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Elijah Wood)
Innocense - 2/2: Best Actor (Reza Naji;) Best Foreign Language Film
LucIId - 1/0: Best Visual Effects
Searching for Mr. Watterson - 1/0:  Best Documentary Feature
Year 8
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Search - 2/0: Best Animated Feature; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Dante Basco)

Year 9

The Hateful Eight Redux - 9/?: Best Picture; Best Director (Quentin Tarantino); Best Ensemble; Best Supporting Actress (Sandra Bullock); Best Original Screenplay; Best Cinematography; Best Film Editing; Best Sound Mixing; Best Sound Editing

Beauty and the Beast - 7/?: Best Actress (Anne Hathaway); Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Julie Andrews); Best Original Song ("Those In My Way"); Best Art Direction; Best Costumes; Best Makeup; Best Visual Effects

Chuck Norris and Liam Neeson vs. the Underworld - 4/?: Best Ensemble; Best Adapted Screenplay; Best Original Song ("Rap Battle, Part 2"); Best Use of Action

The Thin, the Fat, and the Felon - 4/?: Best Actor (Simon Pegg); Best Original Screenplay; Best Art Direction; Best Makeup

Sir Thymes Time 2 - 3/?: Best Animated Feature; Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Leading Role (Jack McBrayer); Best Voice Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role (Jeff Bridges)

Yzma - 2/?: Best Original Song ("An Imperfect World"); Best Costumes

Dawn of the Last Six - 1/?: Best Visual Effects

Life of Galileo - 1/?: Best Costumes

Edited December 16, 2014 by Blankments

[Hiccup]

O$corp Pictures

President: Alexander Smits

Studio Logo: A flaming O appears on the screen and then the words $corp soon appear after it. All the numbers are on fire and then turn silver when the flame goes out.

Studio History: O$corp Pictures evolved out of Number 2 Productions when Number 2 Productions shut down. Year 4 marks the beginning of the new studio which will go full independent in Year 5.
 

 

Year 1 Domestic Totals- Average: 91.4M

Apocalypse 345,774,991

Sitting Ducks 198,337,457

Bartimaues And The Amulet Of Samarkand 188,760,329

The Chrysalids 175,843,215

The Dark Victorian 152,381,246

The Adventures 141,226,348

Illusiono 140,214,365

The Modern Prometheus: Frakenstein 118,543,220

Mars Trilogy: Red Mars 113,429,886

Cycle Of The Werewolf 107,228,457

Nation 104,003,224

Tarsem Singh's Cinderella 85,237,214

Pandemic 72,661,244

56 Days Of Love 69,606,439

The Machine Stops 68,887,605

Paranoia 64,707,582

The Great Inferno 58,704,329

The Neighborhood 58,213,451

Pride And Prejudice And Zombies 48,013,595

My Side Of The Mountain 47,448,559

To Kill A Mockingbird 47,422,134

Fab 5 46,853,217

Seduction 45,478,546

Park51 45,446,545

Fright Town 40,785,329

Christine 40,119,228

The Hills Abduction 39,657.864

The 13th Night 34,976,483

A Family Of Families 22,448,338

Beast Of Bray Road 21,019,653

 

Year 2 Domestic Totals- Average: 73.7M

The Chronicle of Novara: The Stone of Armagon: $272,520,080

Barbarians: $235,540,932

The Impact of Sir Roger the Alien: $122,450,987

The Adventures of the Cosmos: $120,545,136

The Witch of Blackbird Pond: $110,527,846

Tim Burton's Little Demons: $93,035,171

Halloweentown (3D): $90,944,621

The Island: $75,773,306

Mara, Daughter of the Nile: $61,592,829

My Life to Waste: $60,682,490

Exorcism of Jessica Winters: $55,504,061

Midnight: Revealed- $54,700,597

The Whale- $49,683,530

My Winter Retreat- $44,798,228

ADAM- $42,833,534

PЯom: $36,738,534

Union 51: $29,339,850

Gorillas: $29,335,185

Aerophobia: $28,470,769

The 13th Night II: The Interrogation Room: $25,069,658

Scat: $23,854,675

Vampire Night: $16,512,486

Yellowstone 3D- $14,254,695

 

Year 3 Domestic Totals- Average: 92.9M

Salvation: 400,061,198

Bartimaeus and the Golem's Eye: 208,643,400

Fifty Shades of Gray: 189,238,169

Ag3nts: 188,867,412

Animal Farm: 151,931,685

Wrinkle in Time: 147,300,404

Hercule Poirot's Christmas: 103,886,309

Chaperones: 94,864,684

51: 70,622,285

The Haunting in Wisconsin: 60,346,030

3D: 59,572,097

Midnight Part 2: 54,272,139

The Pink Panther Movie: 52,374,926

Z-Day: 52,357,294

A Million Little Pieces: 51,452,838

Jungles: 44,965,476

Ninja 3D: 42,631,495

Paranormal lamronaraP: 40,354,343

Lifeguards: 36,178,947

River of Death: 36,050,718

Tornado: 26,448,674

My Winter Retreat 2: 14,660,975

The 13th Night III: The Masked Man Revealed: 8,584,420

 

Year 4 Domestic Totals- Average: 43.2M

Island of the Blue Dolphins: 120,113,516

Unbalanced: 101,201,175

Illusionio 2: 100,834,945

Paranoia 2: 71,859,957

The Nutcracker and the Moose King: 70,873,615

Defiance: 65,848,930

Columbine: 50,002,555

Remember Flight 175: 47,379,653

Sasquatch 3D: 42,279,181

Hope-Fear-Adventure: 34,971,423

Pippi Longstocking: 25,569,154

Midnight: Children of the Damned: 20,789,791

Mermaid: 19,398,024

MaZ3: 14,875,144

Lake of Psychopaths: 11,735,302

The 13^th Night IV: Vengeance of Hell: 11,314,486

Battle Mars 3D: 5,283,533

Kardashians! The World’s Greatest Family: 3,180,769

Six Souls 3D: 2,557,324

 

Year 5 Domestic Totals- Average: 94.8M

Paradise $125,361,693

Unbalanced $106,570,628

Halloweentown II $89,071,874

Rise of the Dead $87,832,985

Brandybrook $86,578,152

Fright Town 2 $73,274,067

 

Year 6 Domestic Totals- Average: 57.1M

The Twenty-One Balloons: 194,327,881

Wrinkle in Time: A Wind in the Door: 113,124,237

Unbalanced 3: 95,199,775

Society: 92,622,258

Halloweentown III: 77,213,839

The Impact of Sir Roger the Alien 2: 71,660,374

The Screwtape Letters: 59,212,505

The Life of a Prophet: 41,920,793

The Female Man: 40,173,570

Paranormal lamronaraP 2: 38,387,632

Vampire Academy: 30,919,268

No Surrender: 30,306,414

Minotaur 3D: 13,637,791

Frogs, Frogs, and More Frogs 3D: 8,825,935

Unbalanced 2 & 3 Re-Release: 4,191,538

Whorehouse: 1,410,791

Edited April 2, 2013 by Hiccup

[The Dark Alfred]

Guernica Studios yearly report:

Year One

Films: 3

The Seventh Seal

Worldwide Total: $546.1M

Profit: +$142m

The Vast Dark Trilogy Part One: The Serpent's Egg

Worldwide Total: $183.7M

Profit: $61m

Cinerama

Worldwide Total: $4.6M

Profit: +$1m

WW Revenue: 734m

Net profit: 203m

Oscar: 3 wins

Year Two

Films: 6

The Few

Worldwide Total: $380,384,037

Profit: +$115,192,018

Devotion

Worldwide Total: $184,880,368

Profit: +$27,440,184

The War of the Worlds

Worldwide Total: $168,777,710

Loss: -$15,611,145

The Vast Dark Part Two: The Sacrament

Worldwide Total: $134,813,581

Profit: +$41,406,790

Delta

Worldwide Total: $119,770,307

Profit: +$24,885,153

Yellowstone 3D

Worldwide Total: $14,254,695

Profit: +$5,122,395

Revenue: 1.002m

Net profit: 201m

Oscar: 1 wins, BP nomination

Year Three

Films: 4

8AM

Worldwide Total: 730,463,208

Profit: +225,231,604

Planeswalkers: A New World

Worldwide Total: 475,672,563

Profit: +22,836,282

The Man and His Hat

Worldwide Total: 279,175,792

Profit: +79,587,896

Quentin Tarantino's The Last Projectionist

Worldwide Total: 104,424,195

Profit: +17,212,098

WW Revenue: 1.588m

Net profit: 345m

Year Four

Films: 8

Decker

Profit: -32.4m

Giant Spiders

Profit: +13.8m

Comedians

Profit: +1.6m

Grunge

Profit: +3.2m

The Flowers of Arvika

Profit: +14.9m

The Vast Dark Part Three: The Execution

Profit: +41.5m

The Triple Nickels

Profit: +1.5m

Miracle Kids

Profit: +10.5m

WW Revenue: 948m

Net profit: 54.6m

Edited October 13, 2012 by The Dark Alfred

[cookie]

C00k13 Pictures

Founded: Year 4
Commenced Operations: Year 5
President: Sebastian Jönsson (Y5-?)

Company Logo: A full plate of chocolate-chip cookies is put on the table. Several hands grab the cookies from the plate as a munching sound is heard. A single cookie is left to come to life, grow an arm and pull a black marker out of thin air, only to write C00k13 Pictures (vowels are replaced with numbers) at the lower half of the screen.

Film History (Budget/OW/Total Gross/WW/Yearly DOM Rank/Profit):

[sorted by release date]

Year 5

Untitled Animation - $150,000,000?
The Last Colony - $65,000,000

Total - $215,000,000

Awards (Nominations/Wins):
N/A Edited October 3, 2012 by C00k13

[Impact]

This will take a while for me (Plus I don't have all my WW totals for year 3 as I accidently left one out)

[Impact]

Also I don't think of myself as a studio

[ChD]

Golden Age Films

Founded: Year 4
Commenced Operations: Year 6
President: Chiorean Daniel(Y5-?)

Company Logo: TBA

Film History:

 

<Movie title> - <Genre> - <Budget> - <Director> - <Main Cast>

Year 6

 

The Story of Daniel Rigger - Adventure/Drama - 25M - Guy Ritchie - Liam Neeson, Emma Watson

 

*0 Oscar Nominations
*Critical Consensus: 32 points

*Box Office: $25,717,822/$116,859,801/$210,731,683 (OW/FG/WW)

 

To The Moon - Animation/Drama - 105M - Kan Gao - Bonnie Wright, Sebastian Stan, Olivia Wilde, Tom Hanks

 

*9 Oscar Nominations (Best Picture, Best Animated Feature, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Voice Actor/Actress in Leading Role (x2: Tom Hanks, Bonnie Wright), Best Voice Actor/Actress in Supporting Role (x2: Olivia Wilde, Sebastian Stan), Best Original Song ("Everything is Alright), Best Sound Mixing)

 

*Critical Consensus: 137 points (Number 1 on two lists; Top 5 on four lists)

*Box office: $31,840,59/$216,815,225/$602,565,110

 

Year 7

 

Heavy Rain - Crime/Drama/Thriller/Action - 75M - Tomas Alfredson - Eric Bana, John Goodman, Cassey Affleck, Natalie Portman

 

*2 Oscar Nominations (Best Supporting Actor (Casey Affleck); Best Adapted Screenplay)

 

*Critical Consensus: 93 points

 

*Box Office: $37,819,580/$133,017,859/$314,683,123

 

Journey - Fantasy/Adventure - 125M - Ang Lee

 

*2 Oscar Nominations (Best Cinematography, Best Production Design)

 

*Critical Consensus: 7 points

 

*Box Office: $12,076,330/$68,201,563/$239,675,087

 

Amnesia: The Dark Descent - Thriller/Horror - 25M

 

*0 Oscar Nominations

 

*Critical Consensus: 4 points

 

*Box Office: $10,043,682/$22,000,338/$43,790,265

 

Penumbra - Thriller/Horror

 

*0 Oscar Nominations

 

*Critical Consensus: 0 points

 

*Box Office: $18,459,203/$44,091,819/$64,579,102

 

Year 8

 

TBA

 

Upcoming projects:

 

TBA

 

 

Edited January 20, 2014 by ChD

[riczhang]

Arcturus Entertainment

Founding: Y3
President: Richard Zhang (Y3-)
Logo: A pictoral representation of the constellation Bootes (A ox-driver), then one by one the stars of the constellation shine and then fade. The lines are connected before the final star, Arcturus, the brightest of the constellation shines brighter and brighter as the words Arcturus Entertainment appear beneath the logo.

Y3

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
House on the Hills: $16,310,375/$25,517,533 (+$1,758,766.50)
The Rescue: $95,562,794/$165,577,093 (+$57,788,546.50)
Divergent: $155,025,373/$434,100,449 (+$132,050,224.50)
Vault Break: $127,437,031/$300,466,095 (-$14,766,952.50)
The Untold Story of Hansel and Gretal: $91,029,091/$256,159,124 (+$83,079,562)
The Coming Storm: $159,181,275/$436,278,281 (+$63,139,140.50)
Bobby: $151,741,828/$311,752,234 (+$25,876,117)
1910: $50,634,018/$222,659,141 (+$91,329,570.50)
Election 2000: $5,289,927/$6,169,025 (-$6,915,487.50)
La Follia di Gesualdo: $7,523,881/$63,216,302 (+$19,108,151)
CHERUB 1.0: $54,270,107/$104,291,703 (-$12,854,148.50)
Thane of the Flies: $64,434,837/$166,479,858 (+$28,239,929)
Love in Poitiers: $25,629,106/$85,630,119 (+$14,815,059.50)
Total Profit: $1,004,069,634/$2,578,396,957 (+$482,698,478.50)

Critical Consensus
The Coming Storm - 131
Love in Poitiers - 49
Divergent - 25
Bobby - 21
Vault Break - 20
Election 2000 - 14
Thane of the Flies - 12
La Follia di Gesualdo - 6

Oscar Nominees & Wins
The Coming Storm - 2 for 12 (Picture, Director(Steven Daldry), Leading Actor (Paul Bettany), Supporting Actor (Ben Barnes), Original Screenplay, Ensemble, Cinematography, Production Design, Costumes, Song("The Coming Storm"), Sound Editing, Visual Effects)
Love in Poitiers - 1 for 6 (Leading Actress (Meryl Streep), Supporting Actor (Michael Sheen), Supporting Actress (Glenn Close), Ensemble, Production Design, Makeup)
Thane of the Flies - 0 for 3 (Supporting Actress (Tilda Swinton), Adapted Screenplay, Costumes)
Divergent - 0 for 1 (Adapted Screenplay)
Election 2000 - 0 for 1 (Documentary)
La Follia di Gesualdo - 0 for 1 (Foreign Language Film)
Vault Break - 0 for 1 (Use of Action)



Y4

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
Divisions: $195,409,883/$565,410,915 (+$117,705,457.50)
Insurgent: $247,653,341/$595,413,523 (+$142,706,761.50)
Wenan: $80,127,544/$141,139,672 (+$25,569,836)
Death of a Salesman: $67,945,311/$112,485,522 (+$16,242,761)
In the Line of Service: $45,697,986/$89,008,388 (+$19,504,194)
Total: $636,834,065/$1,503,458,020 (+$321,729,010)

Critical Consensus
Wenan - 155
Death of a Salesman - 67
Divisions - 53
In the Line of Service - 41
Insurgent - 25

Oscar Nominees & Wins
Wenan - 2 for 8 (Picture, Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Original Screenplay, Original Score (Howard Shore), Cinematography, Film Editing, Costumes, Make-up)
Divisions - 0 for 2 (Film Editing, Visual Effects)
Death of a Salesman - 0 for 1 (Adapted Screenplay)
In the Line of Service - 0 for 1 (Leading Actress (Cate Blanchett))


Y5

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
Beast: $14,024,539/$16,997,264 (-$1,368)
The Guardian: $91,789,126/$129,891,264 (+$39,945,632)
The Very Last First Time: $34,260,060/$56,208,897 (-$1,895,551.50)
Oro: $250,737,077/$821,050,886 (+$225,525,443)
The 39 Clues: Maze of Bones: $192,557,542/$503,150,230 (+$126,575,115)
Harlington House: $38,339,951/$57,297,898 (+$3,648,949)
Empty Hearth: $77,102,531/$166,709,926 (+$53,354,963)
Catharsis: $25,300,804/$42,083,569 (-$8,958,215.50)
Worlds Apart: $276,893,903/$745,300,302 (+$197,650,151)
Elizabeth and Burton: $12,022,069/$20,258,679 (+$7,129,339.50)
Corso: $27,943,134/$45,145,087 (-$7,427,456.50)
Total: $1,040,970,736/$2,604,094,002 (+$635,547,001)

Critical Consensus
Empty Hearth - 163
Oro - 126
Corso - 72
Worlds Apart - 61
The 39 Clues: Maze of Bones - 41
Catharsis - 33


Oscar Nominees & Wins
Oro - 3 for 11 (Picture, Director (Steven Spielberg), Score (John Williams), Cinematography, Production Design, Costume Design, Makeup, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Visual Effects, Use of Action)
Empty Hearth - 4 for 6 (Leading Actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), Supporting Actor (Tommy Lee Jones), Supporting Actress (Marion Cotillard), Original Screenplay, Ensemble, Cinematography)
Worlds Apart - 0 for 4 (Song ("Letting Go"), Cinematography, Production Design, Visual Effects)
Corso - 1 for 3 (Supporting Actress (Berenice Bejo), Costumes, Foreign Language)
The Very Last First Time - 0 for 2 (Animated Feature, Leading Voice Actor/Actress (Matt Bomer))
The 39 Clues: Maze of Bones - 0 for 1 (Adapted Screenplay)


Y6

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
Last Ditch Effort $205,495,234/$636,591,827 (+$138,295,913.50)
Careful Laid Plans $134,812,701/$389,217,830 (+$159,608,915)
Barricade $191,092,119/$712,033,494 (+$191,016,747)
The 39 Clues: One False Note $231,538,714/$564,059,871 (+$167,029,935.50)
Total: $762,938,768/$2,301,903,022 (+$655,951,511)

Critical Consensus
Careful Laid Plans - 162
Last Ditch Effort - 101
Barricade - 11
The 39 Clues: One False Note - 9

Oscar Nominees & Wins
Careful Laid Plans - 7 for 15 (Picture, Director (Joel and Ethan Coen), Ensemble, Leading Actor (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), Supporting Actor (James Badge Dale), Supporting Actor (Leonardo DiCaprio), Supporting Actress (Rooney Mara), Original Screenplay, Score (Howard Shore), Cinematography,Editing, Production Design, Costumes, Sound Editing, Use of Action )
Last Ditch Effort - 1 for 6 (Cinematography, Production Design, Costumes, Makeup, Visual Effects, Use of Action)

 

Y7

Domestic/Worldwide Grosses (By Release Date)
The Choice $67,401,298/$105,178,380 (+$32,589,190)
The 39 Clues: The Sword Thief $261,210,576/$950,313,827 (+$350,156,913.50)
Risk Management $115,297,358/$291,438,566 (+$110,719,283)
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe $315,789,571/$1,162,789,554 (+$436,394,777)

Le Plaisir, Faux $18,629,804/$47,219,487 (+$8,609,743)
Total: $778,238,607/$2,556,939,814 (+$938,469,907)

Critical Consensus 
Risk Management - 154
Le Plaisir, Faux - 55
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe - 14
The 39 Clues: One False Note - 9

Oscar Nominees & Wins
Risk Management 6 for 8 (Picture, Director (Joel and Ethan Coen), Ensemble, Supporting Actor (Ralph Fiennes), Supporting Actress (Julianne Moore), Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Editing.)
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe - 0 for 6 (Cinematography, Production Design, Costumes, Makeup, Visual Effects, Use of Action)

Le Plaisir, Faux - 1 for 2 (Leading Actress (Isabelle Huppert), Foreign Language)

Edited May 26, 2013 by riczhang

[CJohn]

Empire Pictures

Founded: Year 5
Commenced Operations: Year 5
President: John Eriksson (Y5-?)

Company Logo: An eagle with wings open lands on the studio name. Total is written in big letters while Empire is below it smaller. The background is white while the letters in Total are red and Empire are blue.

Film History (Budget/OW/DOM/WW):

Year 5
The Rise and Fall of WWE - January 2
1M/4.1M/9.4M/11.1M
I Love You Too - January 30
38M/24.8M/96.3M/162.7M
Godzilla - March 19
150M/65.4M/177.8M/483.1M
Silent Invasion - April 16
5M/13.5M/31.0M/48.9M
Madonna: Masterpiece - April 23
9M/8.3M/18.0M/25.0M
Chris Smith and the Island of Dinosaurs - June 18
110M/47.5M/156.1M/373.3M
The Fall - September 17
7M/16.6M/43.2M/62.6M
Ratchet & Clank - November 24
90M/48.4M/161.5M/366.8M

Year 6
Killer Computer - January 8
2.5M/1.7M/5.5M/6.2M
Taylor Swift: Safe and Sound - January 15
8.5M/17.7M/35.5M/41.0M
YOLO - January 22
3M/10.2M/29.4M/37.1M
A Warning to the Curious - February 19
10M/6.9M/21.0M/38.1M
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune - March 18
140M/71.3M/226.7M/584.1M
LA Noire - April 1
70M/28.5M/115.0M/302.3M
Silent Invasion 2: Revelation - April 8
8M/11.9M/27.7M/43.3M
Wonder Woman - May 13
140M/51.1M/138.1M/252.9M
The New Species - May 27
140M/29.7M/70.0M/221.5M
Burnout: Takedown - July 29
90M/36.6M/97.5M/202.6M
SWAG - September 2
3M/6.2M/12.4M/13.6M
The Life and Death of Amy Winehouse - September 9
7M/4.7M/16.9M/19.9M
The Fall 2: Back From The Past - September 30
10M/10.8M/23.0M/34.1M
Blaster - November 11
140M/38.2M/88.7M/163.7M
 
Year 8
Silent Invasion 3: The Attack - February 2
8M/4.8M/8.9M/10.4M
Farmville - February 9
20M/11.2M/31.5M/62.8M
At the Mountains of Madness - March 2
135M/59.1M/147.1M/348.7M
Lost Planet - March 23
170M/70.3M/196.1M/451.6M
Digimon: World Invasion - May 18
200M/60.1M/196.3M/536.0M
Godzilla: Apocalipse Part 1 - June 22
135M/91.3M/234.6M/631.8M
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves - July 20
150M/92.2M/251.3M/656.7M
Killer Computer 2 - September 7
2.5M/4.1M/6.7M/10.0M
The Little Mermaid - December 14
250M/88.5M/386.2M/998.3M
 
Year 9
Godzilla Apocalypse Part 2 - July 3
165M/84.6M/304.6M/971.4M
The Cloud - August 9
170M/57.1M/178.2M/452.1M
The Little Mermaid: Family Edition - August 30
7.5M/19.0M/51.0M/66.4M

Silent Invasion 4: The Final Chapter 3D - October 25

15M/16.0M/28.3M/79.3M

Watch_Dogs - November 15

130M/47.2M/155.7M/605.1M
 
Year 10

Curiosity - January 10

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Ratchet & Clank 2 - February 7

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Edited December 9, 2014 by CJohn

[Alpha]

Happy to see CJohn joining this game

[CJohn]

Just a bump for this thread not to get lost.I may give up in the future, but I am having a lot of fun. I hope this game continues to exist for the years to come. I mean, when I found Box Office Fantasy it immediatly started to have problems and ended in 3 months, I hope the same doesn't happen here. :mellow:Did ChD disappeared or what?

Edited November 24, 2012 by CJohn

[The Creator]

So I wonder which studios are the big guns, like WB and Paramount in real life. It would be interesting if someone would try to match all the players' studios with real life studios, so we could see which one is like the Paramount of the game, who is like the Universal, who is like Disney, etc.

[CJohn]

Creator, Numbers are two of the biggest. Probably Warner Bros and Disney of the real life. Spaghetti should be Sony, Paramount and Universal are for SilverShark and Andrew. Fox is for Blankments. I am Lionsgate and Alpha is Summit

Edited November 25, 2012 by CJohn

[riczhang]

You guys forgot about me. I'm fine being Weinstein.

[CJohn]

Sorry You can be Lionsgate. I am Summit now and Alpha is Relativity

[The Creator]

Hell yeah, I wanted to be WB. But I could picture Numerator Pictures being more like Paramount.

[CJohn]

Alfred is Weinstein

[riczhang]

Alfred is Weinstein

Not much Oscar success recently though.....