NationStates Jolt Archive

Inspired by SLAG's Juke Charts thread, and in connection with Amerigo's movie charts and I decided to add a DVD sales chart.

This is based off the Movie Box Office (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=98431)

Just submit the following (*=Required):

Movie Title*: You gotta have a title right?
Movie Genre*: Adventure, Action, Drama, Comedy, Horror, Sci Fi, mix of those?
Movie Summary*: Just give me a basic plot. Include any scenes that are bound to cause controversy.
Cast: The stars of the show... What movies have they starred in before. How popular are they?
Budget*: How much money did you put into this production?
Producer(s): What production company produced it? What movies have they produced before?
Special Effects: Describe the special effects in the movie if any? Some new revolutionary concept?
Director Who directed it? What did he do before? Was he successful or is he new in the business?
Running Time How long is your movie?
*DVD Extras:
Rating/Content What rating did the movie shoot for? Include content description and it will be rated by me (or you could do it yourself but please tell me thats the final rating). Using the CARA guidelines.
Include the following keywords in your descriptions of content:
Brief nudity
Mild Violence
Mild Horror
Violence
Scenes of Drug Use
Language (count of all offensive words... seperate count of f--- and its derivatives)
Strong Language
Strong Violence
Gore
Drug Themes
Sexual Themes
Mild Sexual Content
Sexual Content
Strong Sexual Content
Pervasive Language
Disturbing Themes
etc.
Hype Just add any adverts etc. for your movie.
Any Additional comments

EDIT: Great idea though

It's coming soon.
OOC: Are you sure taht was wise... I mean you could milk a lot more sales out of the theatre version. MAybe you should postpone it until your movie sales fall. Because they are quite strong so far, and may yet to improve through aggressive advertising.

shit...wasn't even thinking in my stupid rush to be first to post...

I'll edit it...edit your's

Excellent! Time to reveal our famous and historic film, now available in DVD format!

Movie Title: Brother's Blood
Movie Genre: Historic/Documentary
Movie Summary:
Takes place in 1999, in the Fyreheart civil war. An Omzian F/B-2000 Fighter-Bomber Aircraft was shot down by a rebel surface-to-air missile, leaving 2 pilots strangled in a hostile-controlled forest.
This is the story of a brave pilot's journey to freedom. With his comrade being shot to death, with him strangled in hunger and injuries, and with him being captured and tortured --- this is his story of being a hero, and a rolemodel of the Omzian People's Liberation Forces Air Force.
Cast: John Hangraph as Major Wayne Ellison. A relatively popular actor, featured in several TV programmes, plus the popular movies Dawn of Time, What is?, and Same Girl.
Honjaz Yan as rebel leader John Wilson. An experienced actor, starred in the movie What is?, as Police Commander Planton.
Budget: Approx. $27 million USD
Producer(s): Omzian Arts Academy (Formly Omzian National Media Academy)
Special Effects: Various sound and damage effects. Explosion at the beginning of the scene is computer-enhanced.
Director: Yankze Hagra-Platee. A relatively new director when the movie is made, he now has directed several Omzian movies, the most populat being Dawn of Time.
Running Time: 2 hrs. 12 minutes.
DVD Extras:
-Get Behind the Scenes! -- The story describing the making of the movie Brother's Blood, and several "director's diaries" directly from the director, describing the making of the movie. Also includes interview with the 2 major actors starring in the movie.
-The Real Story -- The story describing the real incident which this is based on. Also includes some military-related and Fyreheartian civil war-related tidbits.
-What didn't You See? -- Several scenes that were cut before final production, including segments of combat within the shot-down airplane, torture ordeal scenes, and the origional parachute scene.
Rating/Content: R -- International Rating. PG10+/A14+ -- Omzian Media Control Ministry Rating.
Strong Violence
Mild Languages
Additional Comments: Based on a real incident. On consultation with Omzian Homeland Defense Forces.

OOC: PG-14? :?

OOC: PG-14? :?
OOC: Hmm... I do believe there's a rating like it. But ah well, I'll change it to R :P

OOC: Depends...in america there's PG-13

Movie Title: In The Blink Of An Eye

Movie Genre: Film Noir

Movie Synopsis:
Set in the early 1940s In The Blink Of An Eye is eery and disturbing. It features complex and morally flawed characters in keeping with the time tested Film Noir stylings.

Tom Miles is an ex cop who has just been released from prison for the death of a prisioner under his care. Later revealed to be the killer of his wife and children. His mysterious partner and him set a small detective agency where their first customer is the lucious Femme Fatale (Played by Alois Stylings). She weaves a tail of the kidnap of her husband an contracts the men to locate him. During the course of the investigation Tom Miles (Samson Bridge) discovers that their new client had been meeting his ex-partner in prison. From here on in the storyline becomes complex and twisted constantly changing the personas of the charcters leaving the audience somewhat at a loss.

Lead Cast:
Alois Stylings: Better known for her work in period films: 7/10
Samson Bridge: Higly sutied for this role and is backed by a long and distinguised role in dramatic films and even comedy: 9/10
Henry Youtes: Young and new of the cinematic stage, Previously a prominent soap opera star: 3/10
Budget: $9 Million USD
(Budget was breached)

Producer(s): Sandra Thebes. Director of the world renound Nine Days To Live.

Special Effects:
The film effectively uses low key lighting and is shot entirely in black and white. Instead of using digitally crushed blacks and whites a more distinguishing mix of grey has been choosen. Little modern effects were used.

Director:
Niles DePuate, more famous for his independant arthouse films.

Running Time:
2 Hours 28 Minutes approx.

DVD EXTRAS:
-Interveiws with cast and crew.
-Making of In The Blink Of An Eye.
-AI Language converter.
-Alternate endings.
-Interactive documentry.
-Foreign theatrical trailor.
-Theatrical trailor.
-Music clips.
-Complete commentary by Producer.

DVD COST:

$37.99 USD.

Rating/Content:
Strong Sex Scenes: There is only one sex scene in the film however it is quite graphic.
Low Level Course Language: Features 1940s dialogue and time period related cursing.
Medium Level Violence: There is a consistant use of medium level violence.

This film has yet to be rated.

Popularity: The intial cinema release at a less than desirable turn out grossing less than $5,000,000. However, the DVD release has been flogged to death with continous advertising on local and international tv.

Never mind... I'll do it...

In order to capitalize on its latest film's strong box-office showing (and incidentally to prolong the life of that film), Eternal Flame Productions is rereleasing some of the earlier Jade Dragon films as a box set. The titles are also available individually.

Movie Title*: Jade Dragon Memorial Box 1 (includes Legend of the Jade Dragon, Triumph of the Jade Dragon, Death of the Jade Dragon, The Jade Dragon Lives, and Secret of the Jade Dragon, also available separately)

Movie Genre*: Martial-Arts Wuxia Action

Movie Summary*:

Legend of the Jade Dragon - The low-budget martial-arts movie that became a surprise mainstream hit, and has now been remastered for DVD. Interprets the story of Aoi Kitsuki, a historical figure who lived during Ravenspire's Warring Clans period, as a wuxia (martial arts tinged with mysticism) drama. Acting as a spy, Aoi must travel through enemy lands to deliver a list of names of sympathizers among the enemy clan. But it won't be easy to slip past the Hoshino army... especially when they've been warned to expect her! When Aoi is discovered, can she defeat the Three Tiger Generals of Hoshino?

Triumph of the Jade Dragon - The first sequel picks up where the original left off. Aoi nearly gave her life in order to deliver the all-important list of names to her clan, but there will be no rest for the wounded warrior. With the information in hand, Clan Kitsuki is at last prepared to take action, but even with aid from inside the enemy's camp, the Kitsuki will need every single warrior if they are to overcome the superior numbers of Clan Hoshino. And when her sworn sister is captured in the battle, Aoi must go alone to rescue her -- which means facing Lady Hoshino, the Black Lotus.

Death of the Jade Dragon - Takes up several years after Triumph of the Jade Dragon. Aoi, the fearsome Jade Dragon, had renounced the way of the warrior following her defeat of Lady Hoshino. She wants nothing more than to live a quiet life in the remote reaches of Kitsuki territory. But the life of a master warrior is rarely so accomodating. When a former student appears, dreadfully wounded, at her door one evening bearing news of a school of black-magic wielding martial artists who are hunting down students of famous schools in order to make a name for themselves, Aoi feels obliged to take up the sword again. But not even the Jade Dragon can face the masters of the Poisoned Light school without paying a terrible price...

The Jade Dragon Lives - Aoi, who barely escaped death at the hands of the Poisoned Light, has been living under an assumed identity far from Kitsuki lands, among the tiny Clan Aozora, which is neutral in the wars. But once again, fate is not content to allow her to rest. When a group of "bandits" raid the clan's village, killing many of her new friends, including her fiance, she feels called to vengeance. But what seems like a simple matter becomes much more complicated when she uncovers evidence that the "bandits" were operating with the backing of Clan Kitsuki! Can it be true? If so, where do Aoi's loyalties lie?

Secret of the Jade Dragon - A "prequel" to the Jade Dragon series, this film uses a framing story involving a treaty between Clan Kitsuki and Clan Akiyama to examine Aoi's early life. It shows how she trained under her father, and how she earned the name Jade Dragon in the course of avenging his death. The climax features a double parallel duel: the past Aoi confronts her father's killer, while the present Aoi, employing similar moves, prevents an assassin from killing Lady Kitsuki and Lady Akiyama.

Cast: Aki Ayukawa as Aoi Kitsuki, the role that made her career. Rika Kobayashi, who plays Lady Chiriko Akiyama in Revenge of the Jade Dragon, originated that role in Secret of the Jade Dragon, where viewers see ominous hints of her true character, which surfaces in Revenge.

Budget*: Ranges from 2 million ploinks (less than $5 million US) for the original Legend of the Jade Dragon, to 30 million ploinks (~$70 milliion US) for the special-effects-laden Death of the Jade Dragon. The average is in the middle, at about 15-19 million ploinks (~$32-40 million US).

Producer(s): Eternal Flame Productions

Director: Rianna Mondain (Legend of the Jade Dragon, Triumph of the Jade Dragon, Death of the Jade Dragon), Ritsuko Asano (The Jade Dragon Lives, Secret of the Jade Dragon)

Special Effects: Most are light on computer-generated effects, relying on trick photography and wirework to do what the skill of the actors cannot. Legend of the Jade Dragon has the fewest effects, even of this sort, while Death of the Jade Dragon features (then-)cutting-edge CGI for the "magical" effects.

Running Time:

Legend of the Jade Dragon: 1 hr 42 min
Triumph of the Jade Dragon: 1 hr 28 min
Death of the Jade Dragon: 1 hr 59 min
The Jade Dragon Lives: 2 hr 09 min
Secret of the Jade Dragon: 1 hr 43 min

*DVD Extras:

All discs: Director commentaries, cast commentaries, multiple languages (dub and subtitle), theatrical trailers
Legend of the Jade Dragon: Cast bios, Aki Ayukawa screen test
Triumph of the Jade Dragon: Deleted scenes, outtakes
Death of the Jade Dragon: Deleted scenes, SFX workshops, making-of documentary, alternate ending, outtakes
The Jade Dragon Lives: Deleted scenes, interactive game, Jade Dragon trivia
Secret of the Jade Dragon: Deleted scenes, outtakes, fight choreography featurette, period-costuming featurette
Box set exclusive: Limited-edition Jade Dragon t-shirt, the uncut Secret of the Jade Dragon (see below), 15 minutes of footage from the never-completed movie Return of the Jade Dragon (which would have followed Death, and was canned when the director walked off over script issues -- The Jade Dragon Lives is a rather changed rewrite), concept-art galleries, storyboards, additional making-of documentaries, a historical documentary on the life of Aoi Kitsuki, Jade Dragon original soundtrack, and special offer to preorder Revenge of the Jade Dragon at a discounted price.

Rating/Content: Most films would be rated R for violence, drug use, strong language, strong violence, gore, and/or sexual content. However, Secret of the Jade Dragon was cut for international release as an experiment, and would rate a PG-13 for violence, language, and implied sexual themes. The box set's uncut version of Secret would have rated an R.

Hype: Commercials for Revenge of the Jade Dragon will have an additional few seconds tacked on to them, with the message that the previous Jade Dragon movies are available separately or as a special collectors' memorial box.

K-Films Inc., producers of Revenge of the Killer Sopranos, release the film on DVD (and VHS, for the less techie types :D) in weekend 6. For those who've already forgotten the film content, it's this:

Movie Title: Revenge of the Killer Sopranos
Movie Genre: B-movie spoof comedy
Movie Summary: A bunch of opera singers and Mariah Carey clones, angry at not getting their 50% pay rise and their Evian mineral water in the backstage area, take revenge by using their vocal 'talents' to wreak havoc on Las Vegas by breaking wine glasses and windows everywhere, with the police hot on their tail. Their chauffeurs are involved in the obligatory high-speed cop chases.
Budget: 31m kaks (US$14.7m)
Special effects: This is a B-movie spoof, therefore very few.
Director: Itasae Murritiko. A student of film studies and music at Farela University, she was a singer and pianist well-known in Kaze Progressa before her attempts to become popular in other nations foundered on the strength of support for Mariah-esque window-shattering singers. (Itasae was an alto reknowned in Kaze Progressa for her deep, sultry voice.) This is her directorial debut, a satirical attack on this dichtomy that higher is better.
Running Time: 74:23. Short and sweet, so more screenings for me.
Rating: G (no, not the highest note sung in the film, though not a bad guess. That would be F#.)
Hype: It's scary... even with your eyes closed.
Additional comments: Features different voices for the singing and the acting in all but one of the female leads - Kata Macaga, scarily-high lead singer for Monaa, also an actress.

DVD extras include a live performance from Itasae (performing two songs written for men) and a comic description of the concept of 'natural frequency', plus Itasae proving she can't hit those scarily high notes herself.

Hype video for DVD (lasts 25 seconds):

[Close-up shot of wine glass on restaurant table]
Voiceover: Take a good look at this. It won't last.
[Scarily-high singing voice is heard and the glass breaks.]
VO: I did warn you.
[Scene of singers demanding 50% pay rise and extra perks]
VO: Because if these girls don't get everything...
[Scene of multiple broken glasses after restaurant closes]
VO: ...there will be nothing left...
[Chauffeur/cop chase]
VO: ...except for an endless diet of car chases.
[Name of film shows up in big letters with 'Coming to DVD/VHS weekend 6' in smaller letters]
VO: Board up the windows, and get Revenge of the Killer Sopranos on DVD or VHS in weekend 6.

Wait for 3 more entires and I'll do the charts.

Movie Title: The Martyrdom of Constantinople
Movie Genre: Historical
Movie Summary: Covering the events of the brief reign of Constantine XI Palaeologus, the last Roman Emperor of Constantinople, the film primarily focuses on the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet's siege of the city. Some critics have claimed that the film's portrayal of Mehmet's Turkish army as a "jabbering horde of insane fanatics shouting Allah Akhbar incessantly" (in the words of one critic) is unfair. Stand-out scenes include the Emperor Constantine and his knights saying their goodbyes to each other before the final assault, and the Emperor discarding his Imperial Regalia as the Turks swarm into the city, joining the defenders in person as a common footsoldier, to die with his men.
Cast: Philip Antoniou (Manifest Destiny, The Sun King) as Constantine XI Palaelogus, Thierry d'Or (Sangraal, The Song of Roland) as Fatih Sultan Mehmet II.
Budget: 143 million ducats ($343 million US approx!)
Producer(s): The Ministry of Cultural Development's Films Bureau
Special Effects: Constantinople circa 1453 has been recreated using extremely detailed computer graphics combined with massive sets.
Director: Robert Hiekos (The Song of Roland, Emperor of the Romans)
Running Time: 3 hours, 17 minutes
DVD Extras: A 30 minute documentary about the making of the epic. Another 30 minute documentary about the actual history of the fall of Constantinople and the founding of the Knights of the Order of the Pantocrator. Genealogical trees for every Byzantine Emperor, lists of Popes, Sultans, and various other more minor figures associated with Byzantine history.
Rating: The film was rated C for Compulsory by the Ministry of Cultural Development upon its theatrical release. It contains violence, gore, sexual themes, brief nudity, and mild sexual content.

Although often dismissed by critics as a propaganda film, the Martyrdom of Constantinople is a huge budget epic with a cast of thousands of extras, lucious visuals, and exciting battle scenes. The cast is exceptional, and the defenders have a tragic air about them. Although they are brutally and utterly defeated, their dignified end has an almost triumphant ring about it. It is extremely long, perhaps too long, but it is without a doubt the finest example of Pantocratorian cinema.

Movie Title: The Vampire King

Movie Genre: Fantasy/Drama/Horror

Movie Summary: Baron Tor Deran, daughter is kidnapped and turned into a vampire by the Vampire king of Derstivi and Baron Tor Deran goes a quest of revenge to overthrow the Vampire king and avenge his daughter.

Cast: Sir Fredreck Tor Dana as the Baron Tor Deran, Starred in mega blockbuster films such as The Star and Cross, Unholy Venegence, The Gersta and the Lady. Prince Just Tor Dorl as the Vampire King, who has Starred over Dozen block Buster dramas, Fantasy, Mysteries and Horror
movies and Dozens of other famed Teritoran Stars in all star cast.

Budget: 700 million

Producer: Binei productions, Benei's own company they have made all of 20 of his Mega Block Buster films along with 20 other majorly famed films.

Special Effects: Stunning Award Winning Realisic Specal effects that put the person in the movie.

Director: Lord Gern Tor Binei who has directed over 20 Block Buster Films and has won 20 rewards in dozens of countries for best Foriegn Film, and has won the Best Director Award for twenty years in a row.

Running Time: 3 Hours

Rating/Content: Very graphic scenes of Violence, Disturbing Themes, languge, some Sexual Themes, Strong Horror themes and such has gotten this movie rated R.

Shocking realisic and and stunning specal effects and Amazing Acting. ~TSNN Movie reveiw.

A Classic~Castle Dora Times

Two Thumbs up.~Most Holy Order of St. Adius(To note an order of the catholic that hunts undead such as vampires and others.)

The International Block Buster hit that more than paid for it great buget is now on DVD in a 4 disc set with expanded features, 40 minutes of extra film that was cut out, Docmentaries on how they made, cast commontary and a specal sneak peek at the sequel movie do to hit theaters.

The William Dennis Tribute Set
Coming Soon
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The William Dennis Tribute set will be released in 4 weeks, however I'm posting the info now so I don't forget to in 4 weeks. Anyways...

The William Dennis Tribute Set, by Mighty Rock Productions, is a commeration to one of Kingsford's greatest actors. William Dennis was not only a great actor, but a versatile one. From playing one of the greatest generals in Kingsford history in Foundation, to a college american football coach of a struggling team in Fight Song, to an insecure man who gets brought to reality in Truth., William Dennis has been noted as the nation's greatest actor ever.

Inside the William Dennis Tribute Set, you'll find five DVDs. One for the Kingsford Historical Action Film, Foundation...

http://ohiocoaster.50megs.com/Nationstates/foundationlogo.JPg

One for the College American Football Film, Fight Song...

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One for the Dramatic film, Truth. ...

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And two jam packed with special features, a description of such can be found after the movies descriptions.
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Movie Title: Foundation
Movie Genre: Action/Drama
Movie Summary: Jacob Tiberius, the son of commander Halifornius Tiberius (who had died in battle), is exiled to Cerdaela Island to be imprisoned and tortured when the king, Yearse Uppurmaen, dies in battle and the tyrant Dante Eauz takes over. 12 years later, Jacob returns to Kingsford, where he stages a revolt against Eauz. After successfully taking over, the neighboring island-nation Gaerumm overwhelmingly attacks mainland Kingsford, and Tiberius leads an outnumbered force to victory, including a key battle (and major scene) the battle of the Bloody Crescent, where Tiberius takes advantage of underwater caves to hide troops and ambush king Solfo Nahdaze III, leader of the Gaerish forces, a key turning point in the war. He carrys to battle with him his father's sword, christened "Foundation."
Cast:
Character / Actor / Popularity Rating / Description / Age
Halifornius Tiberius - William Dennis - 18/20 - A popular actor that has been in the business for many years, doing many historical and fantasy films. Past notable roles include "Frederick" in The Lighthouse, "Redwan Palces" in The War Painter, and "Craitus Mehr" in Guarded Legends - 51
Yearse Uppurmaen - Tom Stroll - 13/20 - A popular Oglethorpian actor in his first Kingsforder film. - 31
Dante Eauz - Pat X. Collins - 15/20 - a sinister looking man who often portrays the villian. Past notable roles include "Dargus" in Guarded Legends, and "Tom Watkins" in Tales of the Wolf. - 42
Solfo Nahdaze III - Nate St. Peter - 11/20 - A world cup star that has his first major film role. has done commercials and TV show cameos before. - 19
Jacob Tiberius - Brian Best - 12/20 - A breakout actor who has starred in only one film prior, which was a box office blowout in Kingsford. Past role was "John Iaus de Vere" in Tales of the Wolf - 20

Budget: $24 million USD
Producer: Mighty Rock Productions
Special Effects: Large amount of battle special effects
Director: Carl Bjorn
Running Time: 2 hours, 24 minutes
Rating/Content: PG-13
Mild Horror - the prison at Cerdaela Island
Strong Violence - what? with four battle scenes? of course!
Gore - what? with four battle scenes? of course!

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Movie Title: Fight Song
Movie Genre: Sports/Drama
Movie Summary: The Thunderbird A&T War Eagles came into the college american football season with a dead last ranking. But, driven by their coach's motivation, the dead last War Eagles manage, albeit with many close games, a perfect record, and a spot in the national championship, the Gallipoli Bowl. When they get there, they have to face the #1 ranked since the beginning of the season Northern Islands University Seawolves, and they go into double overtime in the game, to end up losing by one point.
Cast:
[i]Character / Actor / Popularity Rating / Description / Age
Coach Keyes - William Dennis - 19/20 - Appeared in the latest blockbuster Foundation as Halifornius Tiberius, very popular actor in Kingsford - 51

Budget: $9.2 million USD
Producer: Mighty Rock Productions
Special Effects: None
Director: Mikas Tanner
Running Time: 2 hours 3 minutes
Rating/Content: PG-13
Language - The coach says the D word 6 times and the S word twice

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Movie Title: Truth.
Movie Genre: Drama
Movie Summary: Davis Harp is a 58 year old man who once had it all. Or so he thought. In his mind, he was the CEO of a multimillion dollar corporation, but in reality he was the manager of an electronics store. In his mind, his house was the biggest house in the best neighborhood in the city, but in reality, it was a run-down apartment in the worst part of town. In his mind, he had the newest and fastest car on the market, but in reality, he drove an old used station wagon. And he has lived like this, until one day a customer comes in complaining about his old, broken down TV, which happens to be the same one Davis owns. After developing a friendship with this man, Davis crashes hard into reality and self-realization, and recognizes that what he originally thought was not what is true.
Cast:
William Dennis - arguably the most popular Kingsforder actor, Dennis is on his third Mighty Rock movie, starring in Foundation and Fight Song. He is 60 years old.

George Blakenship - His first major role as Don Sans, the young customer who meets Davis Harp (Dennis), promises to be the start of a prominent career. He is 28 years old.

Budget: $20.4 million USD
Producer: Mighty Rock Productions
Special Effects: None
Director: Jonias Jones
Running Time: 3 hours, 2 minutes
Rating/Content: PG - 13
Adult Themes - This film is not meant for children, but does not have anything that's really, wrong in it.

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DVD Extras:

Each of the three movie discs is available in English, German, and Spanish and English, German, Spanish, French, and Nyrtyr (the old language of Kingsford, still in use in the northwest) subtitles. Also available is a commentary by the respective director, along with the supporting actor(s).

On the forth and fifth special features discs, you can find the following segments:

Bringing History to Life: The Making of Foundation done by Mighty Rock Productions in conjunction with the Kingsford Historical Society
Eagles Cry: The Making of Fight Song done by The Athletic Review, in conjunction with Mighty Rock Productions
The Making of Truth. done by Mighty Rock Productions
The War Eagle's Response: How the Team Reacted done by the Athletic Review
Foundation: Historically Accurate? done by the Kingsford Historical Society
The Living Truth - From Book to Movie done by Channel 9

You will also find 21 deleted scenes from Foundation, 47 deleted scenes from Fight Song, and 16 deleted scenes from Truth., all with commentary by the director.

The disc features a segment about the football choreography of Fight Song, and one on the fight choreography of Foundation.

There is also two alternate endings for Truth.

The music video for "Fighting the Tides" by Kamikaze (featured in Foundation)

Cast Bios for all three movies, including Cameos by celebrities and stars

And finally, a documentary called William Dennis directed by Carl Bjorn (Foundation) starring Oglethorpian actor Tom Stroll as William Dennis. airing time is 54 minutes.

OOC:Should be intresting to see the sales of the DVDs.

OOC:Should be intresting to see the sales of the DVDs.
Need 2 more for a top ten chart...

tag

This DVD is not yet released, please expect it later.

Movie Title*: Anomaly: Story of Earth
Movie Genre*: Sci Fi
Movie Summary*: The future is in jeopardy, becuase hackers found the formula of the meaning of life.
Cast: David Martin Enrique De La Rodrigazco, starred in such films as The End of Coca Cola and The True Story of The Engine that Could
Budget*: 100,000 US dollars.
Producer(s): Producers4Less Inc.
Special Effects: Fake blood.
Director Benedict Bravo, a new director in the industry who directed the horrible movie Gigi
Running Time 3 hours 29 minutes
Rating/Content Rated R for
Brief nudity
Scenes of Drug Use
Strong Language
Strong Violence
Gore
Disturbing Themes
Special Feautures: The Hunt for the Money: How script writer Turner searched for a company that would produce his story.
Writer's reaction to movie: How writer says because of its partiall success due to the complex and intriguing storyline, he will use the profits to fund a better and more expensive remake.

Movie Title: The Dream Within

Movie Genre: Action/Drama/Horror/Sci Fi/Fantasy :shock:

Movie Plot Summary:
In humanity, there are a few random members of society who have access to a new "world" all together when they go to sleep at night. They inhabit this world, and when they fall asleep in it, they awaken in the real world. However, when an evil man (Sid Kusky) discovers a way to force himself into the Realm, he begins killing people there. These murders have a horrifying result - Anyone killed in the "dream world" dies in real life as well. After his girlfriend (Anette Boosalis) mysteriously dies, a young police officer (Star - Dagr Ateunde) pays a visit to his grandmother (Alia Oleveda) who used to talk of such a place when he was younger. She tells him what she knows, but mysteriously dies the same way the next morning. Enraged, he enlists the help of an ageless physic (Trinity Cambronne) who transports him to and from the dream realm while watching over his body. In the dream world, he meets up with a girl from a far away place (Macie Hammet) who is after the same things he is, answers and vengeance. Eventually they learn that not only has the evil man been killing people in the dream world, he has been turning them into his army of dreams, attacking people from the real world in their minds with them. With the help of another freedom fighter (Leif Gadalavarov), he and the girl fight the army of dreams, but the third member of their group betrays them in real life. The evil man, who turns out to be the police chief, slaughters the physic as well as the hero's phyiscal body in the real world. With time running out, the hero kills the traitor and then makes his way towards the evil man, and in a huge climatic battle, he kills the evil man while avoiding temptation to give in to the army of darkness and kill the girl instead. Relieved, he accepts his fate in the dream world, shaping it however he likes it, but the girl says she must leave. Soon after, she returns with a horrified look on her face...the army of dreams has moved on to the real world...and left it in ruins!

Cast: Name - Popularity Level out of 20 - Brief Bio - Age
Dagr Ateunde - 19 - Popular Action star but does other intelligent movies - 25
Sid Kusky - 15 - Once the hottest thing around, he often plays a sophisticated older man - 58
Trinity Cambronne - 17 - An upcoming teen star, Trinity does a lot of horror - 18
Macie Hammet - 18 - A model turned singer turned actress, her looks are only rivaled by her abilities - 26
Alia Oleveda - 7 - Type-casted for always being the "best friend" in movies when she was younger, hasn't had a part in a while- 73
Anette Boosalis - 14 - A good blonde actress, although she often plays the "ditz" in her roles - 23
Leif Gadalavarov - 2 - In only his second movie, good looking Leif has quite a talent for action - 20

Budget*: 18.15 Million USD :!:

Producer(s): Monarch Productions Limited

Special Effects: The visual effects of the army of dreams were all made my highly advanced holograms so that the actors could really interact with them. Many other special effects were used, but most are taken for granted in the Empire nowadays with the introduction of holographic novels.

Director
Rolf Balcos - Famous director with a list of works too long for any post. Him and his brother Liger Balcos are the most famous movie directors of the present time.

Running Time 3 hours

DVD EXTRAS:
(Note: Extras not rated, nor do they influence the rating)
*Actor/Actress/Director/Producer/Writer interviews
*Character Summaries
*Biographies
*3 Film Commentaries (People talking about the movie while it is playing)
*Deleted Scenes (alot more violence, gore, and sex - basically the things taken away to keep it at R)
*Director's Cut Mode (Full Movie With Deleted Scenes)
*Advertisement for The Dream Within 2 (Working Title)
*Advertisement for the Action/RPG game for The Dreams Within
*"10 Imperial Credits Off" cupon enclosed in case
*Soundtrack enclosed in case

DVD COST:

$49.99 (Converted to USD from Imperial Credits)

Rating/Content
Brief nudity - When the girl returns battered and bloody, her thong panties are showing along with her left nipple. For effect of course...
Strong Language - The hero, the evil man, and the traitor continuously spout off. Only 10 Fuck's...but 45 others...
Strong Violence - The whole movie is violent, with murders and the war with the army of dreams
Gore - Blood is everywhere as well as guts, brains, and mutilitated humans. (Thing some Resident Evil, some Starship Troopers...different styles)
Sexual Content - The hero and the girl have sex, and while no crotch or anything is shown so that it wouldn't get a dreaded X rating, the implications are huge
Pervasive Language - Some jokes are made at the beginning but this fades as the plot becomes more serious
Disturbing Themes - disgusting murders, dream killings, dream zombies, real world-dream realm connections

Hype Labled as one of the best non-holographic interactive movies in the last decade. Non-holographic interactive movies are a dying art in Steel Butterfly.

Any Additional comments

Rating - R...nothing more...nothing less...

Although it may be pulled off shelves at some international places.

Movie Title: Lost at Sea
Movie Genre: Adventure, Action.
Movie Summary: A Admiral in the navy named Rick Charles commanding a Cataphract Frigate goes missing while on patrol in the early 90s. the navy's top fighter ace, Allen Bakar is dispatched to find him. but the mystery is deeper then anyone can imagine....
Cast: Stanley Artur as Allen Bakar, and Von Harrieson as Rick Charles.
Budget: 37 Million
Producer: Great Arch LtD. (Master of the Sky, Infinite)
Special Effects: 3D Animation using 3D Canvas Pro.
Director : William Richard Wilson (Infinite, Facing the Stars)
Running Time: 95 Minutes
DVD Extras:
-Deleted Scenes, including a 3 minute helicopter scene-
-The Making of the Movie-
-Backstory-
Rating/Content: PG-13
Mild Violence
Language (3 Swear Words)
It's number in the box office... I wouldn't release on DVD just yet...

TOP 10
Charts
Place this week--rank last week--Movie title--Gross---Cum. Gross
1--Revenge of the Killer Sopranos--24.78 mil USD
2.--The Martyrdom of Constantinople--22.32 mil USD
3.--In The Blink Of An Eye--18.92 mil USD
4.--Vampire King--18.62 mil USD
5.--Jade Dragon Memorial box 1--18.60 mil USD
6.--Dream Within--15.15 mil USD
7.--Ruthie--11.05 mil USD
8.--Brother's Blood--10.92 mil USD
9.--Anomaly: Story of Earth--4.16 mil USD
10.-Celackian Pie--.72 mil USD

On confirmation of topping the DVD chart, with nearly $25m in sales, the cast of Revenge of the Killer Sopranos met at Itasae Murritko's house for a singalong. Itasae was at the piano, singing in her usual deep, sultry, husky voice, and Kata Macaga led the other singing members of the cast into a high-pitched series of background squeals.

An estimated 25 wine glasses and two windows were broken at a cost of around $5,000 - peanuts compared to the DVD and cinema takings.

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Movie Title: Lost at Sea
Movie Genre: Adventure, Action.
Movie Summary: A Admiral in the navy named Rick Charles commanding a Cataphract Frigate goes missing while on patrol in the early 90s. the navy's top fighter ace, Allen Bakar is dispatched to find him. but the mystery is deeper then anyone can imagine....
Cast: Stanley Artur as Allen Bakar, and Von Harrieson as Rick Charles.
Budget: 37 Million
Producer: Great Arch LtD. (Master of the Sky, Infinite)
Special Effects: 3D Animation using 3D Canvas Pro.
Director : William Richard Wilson (Infinite, Facing the Stars)
Running Time: 95 Minutes
DVD Extras:
-Deleted Scenes-
-The Making of the Movie-
-Vehicle Type Classification-
-Character Bios-
Rating/Content: PG-13
Mild Violence
Language (3 Swear Words)

This will be released soon