After destroying his personal life , a career thief decides that in order to disappear and start a new life he must complete one last score in order to have enough money.

He decides to break into a nice house in a suburban neighborhood after getting a lead that there’s supposedly millions of dollars hidden away.

But Before he has a chance to find the money the Owner of the home returns unexpectedly turning his plan upside down in the process.

It’s revealed that the seemingly innocent victim of an attempted home invasion is actually Americas most wanted serial killer hiding in plain sight. And he has made the house completely soundproof, turning the thief into a trapped victim where no one can hear him scream.

The killer promises him that he will die but he won’t know when and forces him to be his friend until he decides to end his life.

As the story progresses the protagonists mysterious backstory reveals itself and the events that take place while life goes on outside make him second guess wanting to leave his old life behind and gives him the motivation to escape.

The movie (besides the opening) takes place in one location. I’ve had this idea in my head for a while now, and I’ve even thought about Adam Sandler as the desperate thief .

I’m undecided on who the killer would be but I really think this idea could seriously work If done right.

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Name: A Shadowed Future

Plot: A world where in the year 1958 the earth became inhabibital and only 20% of Americans could move to the moon where they basically lived in a 50s futuristic utopia and every 10 years a group people go top earth for supplies, tech, etc. just use tech from earth to fix things, and the remaining people on earth mutated into these, creatures called "Eyeless", these mutated humans being sort of like the creatures from a quiet place and hunting via sound due to the earth being in darkness since 1960, and the main group use sort of 50s sifi tech, like space suits, rayguns, etc and slowly get tooken down one by one, and one of them being turned into one of these creatures over the course of the movie.

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Story: The movie starts in the year 1958 with a news report on the tv discussing a relocation project that will be picking random families from Alaska, and New York to repopulate on the moon, while leaving the rest of Americans to deal with the consequences. Fast fowarding to 2038 and a group of 5 people.

\ Jhon Skirns

Lora len

Marina Piers

Yim Arin

Elis Pesly(A reference to Elvis Presley) /

They go to find tech from a old hostpital in Anchorage, Alaska. Walking through the small town Eagle River, *fast foward* Marina Piers sees a Eyeless and gets bit while trying to save herself and slowly turns and fully turns in the middle of the movie and is the creature that hunts the crew, being like something from "The Thing" and leaving no one left and not being a happy ending as at the end we see the last crew member transform and scream as it cuts black, and fades to a old 50s like end credits.

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Years have passed since the events of "I Saw the Devil." Despite capturing and bringing the notorious serial killer Kyung-chul to justice, Secret Agent Kim Soo-hyeon finds himself haunted by the memories of the brutal murders of his fiancee. Now retired from the National Intelligence Service, Soo-hyeon struggles to move on, haunted by the darkness that once consumed him.

However, when a new string of gruesome murders rocks Seoul, bearing a chilling resemblance to Kyung-chul's M.O., Soo-hyeon is drawn back into the world of violence and vengeance he thought he left behind. Convinced that a copycat killer is on the loose, Soo-hyeon is determined to hunt down the perpetrator and put an end to the reign of terror once and for all.

As he delves deeper into the investigation, Soo-hyeon discovers that things are not as they seem. Dark secrets from his past resurface, forcing him to confront his own demons and question everything he once believed in. With time running out and the body count rising, Soo-hyeon must embark on a relentless pursuit of justice, even if it means sacrificing everything he holds dear.

But as he gets closer to the truth, Soo-hyeon realizes that the line between good and evil is more blurred than ever, and that the true enemy may lie within himself. In a twisted game of cat and mouse, Soo-hyeon must confront the darkness within him and make a choice: to seek revenge or to find redemption.

Trump tweets at Seth Rogan and James Franco after watching the trailer for The Interview, and invites them to Maralogo. Where the FBI request they break into and swap out two different documents. It turns out it’s a bathroom with storage boxes everywhere and they have to pretend to have diarrhea in order to have time to look through the boxes. Lots of good comedy options, and I think a pretty decent spiritual successor to the first. And they could hire Trump to play himself!

Loosely adapting aspects of 2014-2015’s Secret Wars comic for this…. ——————————————— Secret Wars has ended, the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, and all of the heroes of the MCU banded together to stop he with great ambition, Doctor Doom, and his cabal of world shapers. In the climax, the Molecule Man, Owen Reese, is found by Peter Parker, Thor, and Doctor Strange. Molecule Man was instrumental in Doom’s Cabal reshaping of the Universe. Now freed from them, the mad molecule man lacks purposes, and seeks it with that of a starved animal. These heroes are tasked with instructing Molecule Man in rebuilding their universe, their world, just the way it was. Thor, the oldest and wisest of the Avengers, has spent millennia gazing on the universe and knows its corners and details to a t. He will provide the blueprint for Molecule Man, and will serve alongside him in rebuilding the universe. Spider-Man and Doctor Strange are left there, as the universe builders depart, Molecule Man turns to them and thanks them for their aid in helping him find purpose, and asks if they have any requests. Stephen Strange gazes at his scarred, broken hands, looks back on the life he missed out on, and contemplates a personal dream. But the Sorcerer Supreme sighs, as he would not have wound up where he is if not for the lessons he learned and the burdens he carries. Stephen asks for nothing, but the privilege of remaining who he is. Molecule Man turns to Peter Parker. The young man who has been through so much and has faced so much loss, having been forgotten by the world he knows and loves. He looks to Doctor Strange, who offers him an approving nod. Peter looks back to Molecule Man, and a small smile forms across his face. —— “A Promise” by Alan Silvestri begins to play.

Peter is on the rooftop of his neighborhood, talking on the phone about his latest adventure. The scene cuts to the various heroes of Earth, as they settle into their newly formed world. The Fantastic Four settles into a time not their own, much like Steve Rogers once did. The kingdoms of Wakanda and Talocan celebrate their emergence as world leaders in the reforged world. Peter Quill and his ragtag friends from the Guardians of the Galaxy tour the world, as Peter feverishly shows them all of his favorite parts of Earth. Shang-Chi meets with Hank Pym and company, as they discuss the intricate history behind the microverse. In a small property in northern New York, the young avengers talk and bond, watched over by Wanda Maximoff, Vision, Hawkeye, Yelena Belova and an unseen other. As the somber notes hit, Peter finishes telling his tale of his great adventure in saving the universe, and laughs to himself as he revels over being granted one personal wish. The voice on the other line, MJ, asks him what he wished for. With tears in his eyes and a smile on his face, Peter utters the words, “For everyone to have a happy ending.” As the build to the final playing of the Avengers theme hits, a doorbell is rung at the property in Northern New York. We see the third figure from before move to answer it, her orange hair caught briefly in the light. The avengers them hits its crescendo, as Pepper Potts opens the door to find a living, breathing, and smiling Tony Stark. She breaks into tears, arms thrown around the love of her life. Return to Peter, who hangs up the phone and looks out onto the New York cityscape. The Avengers Tower stands tall, the A is lit, their world is safe. It always will be.

A follow up to the 80s hit Over the top where Hawk’s son is now a long haul trucker like his old man but is making his way over the top of the National Slap Fight Championships

Title: Threads of Time

Fade In:

EXT. CITY STREETS - DAY

The modern city bustles with life. Among the crowds, KYLE, a young man in his late 20s, walks with determination.

INT. ANTI-BLACK GROUP MEETING - NIGHT

Kyle sits with a group of like-minded individuals, discussing their plan to alter history by eliminating Abraham Lincoln.

KYLE (excitedly) If we eliminate Lincoln, we can ensure that slavery continues and white supremacy remains unchallenged.

The group nods in agreement, and they begin plotting.

EXT. TIME MACHINE FACILITY - NIGHT

Kyle sneaks into a facility housing a time machine. He sets the coordinates for 1818, Springfield, Illinois.

INT. LOG CABIN - DAY

A young ABRAHAM LINCOLN sits by the fireplace, reading. Kyle enters stealthily, brandishing a weapon.

Just as Kyle is about to strike, MARCUS, a slave from a neighboring plantation, bursts in, creating a distraction. Lincoln manages to escape through the back door.

EXT. WOODS - DAY

Lincoln runs through the woods, trying to evade his attacker. Marcus, who witnessed Kyle's attempt, follows closely behind.

KYLE (yelling) Stop him! Don't let him escape!

Marcus catches up to Lincoln and pulls him into a hiding spot behind a large tree.

MARCUS (panting) You need to run, Mr. Lincoln. That man wants to harm you.

LINCOLN (confused) Who are you? How do you know my name?

MARCUS My name is Marcus. I'm a slave from a neighboring plantation. That man is dangerous.

Lincoln looks shocked but grateful.

LINCOLN Thank you, Marcus. I don't know why you're helping me, but I won't forget this.

Marcus nods, and Lincoln runs off into the woods.

KYLE (voice echoing through the woods) You can't escape, Lincoln! I'll find you, no matter where you hide!

Marcus stands determined, unaware of Kyle's true intentions but resolved to protect Lincoln and ensure that history unfolds as it should.

Fade Out.

A family with a child enjoying a nice sunday evening. A burglar joins, kills the husband who tries to stop him, steals some jewelry and disappears. The husband "wakes up" and finds himself a ghost on earth in some sort of a purgatory. He goes to see his wife and daughter crying and he also starts crying and starts caressing his wife and tells he it will be ok. For some reason his wife "feels" him and hears his words. He figures this out and then decides to go get revenge.

He will eventually find his murderer with his girlfriend and child. He swears to take everything from him just as he was taken from his family. He starts whispering to the killers wife to kill herself, to the child to jump out the window. He will start haunting them in their sleep, showing the wife dreams of his boyfriend having sex with her best friend. He will start tormenting the child showing dreams of Mickey Mouse becoming a monster and running to kill him. Eventually the child will jump out the window while trying to catch one of his favorite cartoons right in from of his parents. The wife gets angry and after a fight with the husband he mistakenly kills her and runs away. The husband will start tormenting the killer now showing images of how his child and girlfriend die until he will eventually kill himself. The husband and the killer meet again in spirit form and they both go to hell together.

If youve ever played Halo: Combat Evolved, you'll remember how terrifying the flood was on first meeting. My idea would be to transfer that tone and idea to a movie. It would begin with a small group of UNSC soldiers getting back from a mission to the Halo (potentially teasing a prequel or franchise 🤷) and landing at their base with an artefact. Little do they know, one of them is infected by the flood and in the early stages of turning. In the middle of the night, all out of armor and weapons stowed, the soldier turns. Cue a violent murder of one of the soldiers as he rips his body apart, before the butchered soldier rises again as a part of the flood. The other soldiers are left fighting to survive as they make their way to their weapons and armor, until only one remains. Thinking all hope is lost, he sets himself up for a final stand wielding the shotgun and a handful of grenades as the other soldiers who were turned to flood charge down a corridor to kill him. The end.

This is based on a nightmare I just woke up from.

The movie begins in a car ride; a father/son (Son is Main Character) duo is passing Denver to the North, having travelled from Minnesota. It is sunrise in late April, but winter this year is a bit stubbon. The son asks if they were gonna see Denver, since he was born there but never got to grow up there. Father remains silent. After a bit, the son's anxiety takes hold and starts catastrophizing as they approach the foothills, and asks if his father was gonna kill him. Father shakes his head and says no.

(Some movie filler hinting at the horrors to come. Son is pushing 40, but still feels 12 inside, making the coming trauma all that much worse.)

Upon reaching a valley deep in the Colorado rockies, the son recognizes the area from his nightmares he's been having recently, and realizes they may be coming true. They turn left into a "dark" forest (but it is midday, although is no less spooky) onto a dirt road. Son begins to panic as they park at a "dead end" that splits into several hiking trails, worries his father will leave him there. Father reminds Son they are in this together and hug, in one of the few wholesome moments of the movie.

The duo starts with the right-most trail first, to explore them in a counter clock wise order. Shortly after, Father spots a brown spot to the side. He digs with his hands to reveal a skeleton buried with a rotting fish. Son's anxiety comes back. Father says something about how this is relevant to the situation in some way.

They come back to the car and take the next trail. During this, the temperature drops as a freezing mist slowly begins to roll in, despite being shortly after mid day, so they bundled up before going on that next trail. After a while, father spots something and begins to run. They are both out of shape, but Son runs out of breath more easily, and has trouble keeping up, begging Father not to leave him behind. Son trips as Father vanishes into the mist.

Son begins hearing terrifying whispers, unable to differentiate between his symptoms and reality, and after some lovecraftian torment, begins clawing at the trail and sobbing, asking for "Daddy" to come back.

(My dream ended here as I woke up, but I got some ideas still how to continue this)

Suddenly he hears his grandfather's voice (who passed away when Main Character was 8). He gives vague hints about why this is necessary, and encourages MC to continue on. The temperature and mists begin to change, hinting at a vaguely supernatural force in this forest.

The Son comes back to the car, and waits for Father to come back. Hours pass and the sun is getting low enough to hide behind a mountain. He again hears grandfather's voice encouraging him to persevere, again giving vague hints as to why this is needed. Son hesitantly goes down the third trail. Son muses that 3 is his lucky number and (falsely) presumes that the third trail would be better somehow.

Each trail get progressively worse as the lovecraftian horrors become more nightmarish. Shadows, shadowy tentacles, dark whispers, more skeletal remains, occasional flesh, blood, and body horror, etc. The temps and the freezing mist stay the same weather wise, but only in this supernatural valley, as day turns into night.

After several hours of progressively worse torment for the Son, dawn breaks as Father and Son finally reunite on a rocky cliff, both traumatized by their experiences. Son, however, due to his schizophrenia, is at the brink of psychosis, with his hallucinations out of control, especially since he forgot to take his night meds.

Son asks if father is really there, and in the final wholesome moment of the movie, reality creeps back in for the son and they discuss what happened. Father is unable to reveal what he went through, but they hug, etc. The wholesome moment ends with the Big Reveal: Even though Son is adopted (not a secret, the whole family is accepting of the adoptions), the family line has lived through a curse since the dawn of humanity. Each first born son, and first adopted son, MUST go through this experience, or humans will go extinct. The reunion becomes tense as Father pressures son to start leaving the house more to find someone and start a family despite his age. The pressure finally breaks the son, and in a moment of severe psychosis, the Son commits deliberate suicide by jumping off the cliff.

Father grieves at the top of the cliff for a while, before hearing his own father's voice for the first time since he passed. He sternly lectures his son and tells him that he needs to take his next adopted son on this road trip as well. When Father finally calms down, he remembers all his discussions with his son, who, despite living on his own for a few decades now, still rarely left his house, and was chronically online. Son had told him all about the horrors of the world, and both Son and Father, who was less addicted to the internet but still a techie in his own right, were well aware of America's impending slide into Fascism (no political party is mentioned, this is intentionally vague).

MC's Father finally defies this "tradition." He tells his own father (MC's grandfather) that what every first male in the family has gone through ends here. Father tells Grandfather: "To be human, is to suffer. Our world is built on suffering. No more." Grandfather gets hostile and objects in the name of keeping humanity alive, and orders him to get another son "before it's too late."

Father ignores Grandfather's pleads and slowly walks to the ledge. He is too old for this bullshit. He turns around, spreads his arms, and his final words: "As far as I'm concerned, this is a mercy kill."

Father lets himself fall off the cliff to his own death, dooming humanity.

Possible ending scenes:

• Shadowy tentacles reaching for the Earth as seen from space, fading into credits (make this scene astronomically correct to keep Neil deGrasse Tyson happy!), with the most lovecraftian vibes. I like this one the best.
• Various shots of breaking news segments of every supervolcano on Earth erupting violently at the same time, and the ensuing chaos, fading into credits.
• Various news shots of an Extinction Level Pandemic breaking out, killing humans with the most painful possible symptoms, with the final shots depicting a human-less planet, fading into credits.
• OR: Make three versions of the movie with each ending, making movie-goers guess which ending they're gonna get at the theater. It is not revealed which ending is the "canon" ending.

So this animated (handdrawn 2-D) movie is gonna tackle some serious subjects but in a funny and informational way spreading awareness to Depression and similar illnesses, but doing it in a lighter tone so the people watching it with those illnesses can laugh and feel some kind of joy in a way while being told they are important and we need them here, so heres the basic plot/pitchline

Porter is a depressed Porpoise living on the coast of Florida and sees no reason to keep going, with his best friends Dan the Dolphin and Atlas the Orca being very concerned about him they attempt to show him why he matters and how cool the world really is and try to find him true love to have a companion, by the end Porter realizes his life isn't perfect but no ones is and thats why we're all special because we're all needed in this world for different reasons but we're all needed

Dreamcast

Jon Hamm as Porter the Porpoise (Actor who battles depression in real life and would relate to the character and help spread the message)

Jim Carrey as Dan the Dolphin (Ace Ventura reference but also Jim seems like a great guy and would definitely be a positive voice to hear and he also has Depression himself)

Dwayne Johnson as Atlas the Orca (Another actor who battles depression who would be able to spread awareness through this film but he fits the big orca and Atlas fit of big, strong, and kinda scary but really nice and friendly under that build)

A comedy disaster movie in Edgar wrights style featuring pop culture references and celebrity cameos sounds awesome!!

This is basically a story that is a Verison of Alice In Wonderland but is a about a boy named Niall who is invited to a Tea Party in a place called Horrorland by 3 Vampire Countesses who put on a this party once every 13,666 Years to try and make some NEW Friends

I had this idea for a series of videos circa 1992ish that begin as home movies. What I saw in my head was a family around a Christmas tree opening presents. The dad walks in with a new bike for his son or daughter and the kid hugs him says thanks, dad. Then it cuts out like someone recorded over a home movie and it the dad but it’s dark. Abandoned warehouse or basement setting. The dad setting up a tripod with the camera so he’s blocking the shot. Then he turns walks away from the camera at a slow pace, revealing more the scene as he goes. When enough of the of the frame is visible it shows a woman strapped to a metal table. The dad picks up a blowtorch and lights while she screams. Then it cuts back to the dad surrounding by a lot family members. He raises a glass of wine. He puts his around his and smiles and says “merry Christmas everyone. And to a happy new year”. He takes a drink aand the tape ends. Of course there are a lot of little details I need to work out but I don’t think it would be that hard to film as a short. Opinions and/or suggestions?

This would be a biopic about a Killer Whale, Tilikum who might have been the most famous Orca, and most famously known as the Orca who killed a trainer in Seaworld Orlando, however he's killed a trainer before in a little park in British Columbia Canada, he's a father to over 54% of the current Seaworld Orlando Whales, he's a former wild Orca captured in the craze during the 70's, and he lived his final days in a park in Spain, I imagine the opening is him being hunted and captured and the final scene is him at Loro Parque, this film would have to capture from the 70's to 2017, but it would be an interesting story

The Dreamcast

Directed by James Cameron

Sydney Sweeney as Dawn Brancheau

Millie Bobby Brown as Keltie Byrne

Lewis Pullman as John Jett

This was an idea I've had for many years and reddit doesn't have a majorly popular movie idea sub other than this one, so here goes!

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A new cultural phenomenon has struck, thanks to a group of young intelligent individuals, advertisements started to reverse their wanted affect of the general population. Canceled services, subscriptions, everything! If ads were present in any part of your day to day life, it was the new norm to go out of your way to avoid and shame the service or brand responsible. Things were changing, small businesses boomed like never before, major companies were begining to feel the major ripple effects of the new trend. And that's when the danger came, these Capitalism giants were about to show just how much muscle money can have, inside and outside of the law. Our team of young inspiration was in the cross hairs, along with any ody who dared helped them. Would the heros of the common people prevail? Or would the agents of capitalism do what they always do?

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The movie starts like a classic high school sports movie and the whole small town is really invested in the teams success and the movie has all cliches of that genre. Meanwhile the kids at school who aren’t on the team are disappearing you would notice it if you were paying attention to the background but since the movie is about the team it’s shot so they are the focus. Halfway through the movie all the classes are empty and there is nobody left on the bleachers for the big game but everyone is oblivious until graduation and the principal keeps calling out names and nobody is coming up to get their diploma.

Maybe It turns out the kids (except the athletes) never existed in the first place and the small town has been dying and dysfunctional for a generation and the town descend into madness.

Maybe the kids have joined a cult or built some lord of the flies Society outside of town because they are the only ones who see some kind of existential threat that will destroy the town.

I know everyone is all hyped up about solo leveling getting an anime adaptation. But that is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to manhuas (Korean Manga).

If you haven't read My Vampire System, The Great Demon System and Reincarnated with the Strongest System, then you are missing out on Amazing Storytelling.

Especially My Vampire System which is a sequel to My Dragon System. If there was any korean manga that deserved a live action adaptation it would be this title.

It is a Zero to Hero, then Hero to Legend and then Legend to Deity story all in one.

PLOT: Future Earth's first contact with "Aliens" is an invasion. Humans are given Powers from an Ancient Source. Humans fight off the Aliens and then began settling on other planets.

One kid with no powers, gains the inherentance of a family Member who turned out to be a, you guessed it, Vampire. Kid Domainates School, Conquerors the Vampires, Kills off the Aliens and makes some really good friends along the way.

There are so many twists and reveals you're head will spin. And as soon as you get an understanding of what's going on... BOOM Time Skip... Whole new Era of Mankind and VampireKind.

It's really great, You can read the web novel here

A Pixar movie about a group of crows who are animal murder detectives.

A dark comedy series that follows a bored Hitman named Cyrus that has his personal life exposed while going after a scummy used car salesman in a small Colorado town.

He’s forced to dig himself deeper and deeper into a hole of lies and death in the hopes of escaping his job into early retirement.

The person responsible for exposing him is revealed to be the man who hired him in the first place, his Boss who took a deal with the FBI.

I’ve got a feeling this could work as a 2 season series. With the ending being Cyrus managing to narrowly escape after getting revenge on his Boss and retreating to Alaska under a new fake Name.

Set 30 years after the anime's events, the long estranged Bebop crew of Jet Black (Keith David), Faye Valentine (Kelly Hu) and Radical Ed (Zooey Deschanel) are among the many bounty hunters across the solar system trying to claim the biggest bounty ever on the man attempting to legitimize the Red Dragon Syndicate: a still alive Spike Spiegel (Keanu Reeves).

Spike was clinically dead for a brief period following his final battle with Vicious but got resuscitated by the medics under orders from the Syndicate's remnants. Due to Vicious' coupe and Spike being the heir apparent the organization wanted who just killed most of their remaining men, the Syndicate needed him alive to keep what's left afloat. So, Spike is "cheated" out of a good death and now trapped into this role of capo that he never wanted.

After initially being a sad sap about his predicament, Spike turned the Syndicate around through legitimate means and used the resources to help the community plus he comes around on wanting to preserve Mao's legacy by doing what the old man wanted. No more drugs, gambling, prostitution, etc., it's all about helping the kids and whatnot. But, Spike does all of this from the shadows as the public doesn't know he's still alive, simply accepting The Syndicate is being run by a nameless, faceless mystery person.

At the the film's start, corrupt cops and politicians who used to be in league with The Syndicate and haven take issue with this work with rival gangs to take it down for good. To make matters worse, The Syndicate's business has begun to suffer as going straight wasn't the most profitable route to take. Spike refusing to get back into the drugs, gambling, prostitution, etc. business and meeting resistance would be similar to Michael Corleone's plight in The Godfather Part III as he too is haunted by those he's lost in the past like Julia and even Vicious. The biggest bounty ever is put on Spike's head, causing him to not trust anyone around him so he goes on the run, hiding on Earth, which is still rebuilding. Word of this makes it back to his former Bebop partners, who had thought him dead, as each go after the bounty for a different reason:

• Faye wants to save Spike from his past since she has already dealt with and made peace with her own post-Bebop

• Jet desperately needs the money so he can retire

• Ed just wants to see their old friends again

So like this guy, he has powers or something, like he's strong and can get smashed up and thrown through cars n shit, sometimes he flies or he waves his hands around and weird light shit happens, you know, standard superhero fare, but he has to jerk off at least three or four times a day. Sometimes more, there should be at least thirty or forty minutes of screen time devoted to showing this guy beating his rod, or searching for a place to jerk it jerk it, and he can fly so he's probably beating off on top of buildings and stuff like that. And probably the very fact that he can get erect and spooge several times a day might be a superpower too, I don't know, maybe it should just be implied that he's taking a protein supplement or something.

So most of the movie is him trying to balance his life at school, some interpersonal relationships, probably a part-time job, and also doing superhero stuff and maintaining a secret identity, and also he has to masturbate a whole lot and pretty much everything sets him off. To make things worse, it's a college with fun dress-up days like bikini day and lingerie day so the whole school is an absolute mine field of things to make him need to beat off.

Anyway, there's also another super, like a supervillain with similar powers but the bad guy doesn't have the masturbation complex, he just masturbates like the normal amount, and they get into several fights, often for no reason at all, like they just run into each other around town and start fighting and destroying shit. A lot of businesses close down over the course of the movie and there's an increasing number of homeless people with every fight.

Then they have their final confrontation and like the hero wins, but he's been trying so hard not to fap so after he kicks the villain's ass he's so turned on he just fucking jerks off and blows his load while the entire town watches.

It'll make a masturbatillion dollars at the box office. The box office will explode (with cum).

So this would be an animated project and I would like the same animation as Spider Verse for this film or an animation similar to the Spider Verse films.I would like this film to be rated PG-13 make the film like a lesser intense version of Invincible like yeah there would be blood,but it wouldn’t be gory.

In this film Clark has been fighting crime as Superman for the past few months we see a lot of camels of villains in this movie like Giganta,Lex Luthor,Silver Banshee,and the Atomic Skull.So the film starts out with these robots attacking Earth and they’re a lot more stronger than Superman thinks but not rough enough where he still can take them on.Lex Luthor takes some of the robot tech and realizes it’s space tech and uses that space tech to contact the space visitor who created these machines.It turns out to be Brainiac to Lex Luthor and Brainiac decide to team up to take over the Earth together.So Superman is humanity’s only hope to saving the world.Later Brainiac betrays Lex Luthor and was just using Lex Luthor’s alliance to get to Earth,there’s a point where Superman feels completely helpless and doesn’t think he can beat Brainiac bc of how powerful he is.But then he remembers the words his Pa Kent told him about being strong.So he uses that and uses what he got to defeat Brainiac and does.Then the film ends with a Mr.Mxyzlpk cameo of him causing chaos in Metropolis and Superman opens up his jacket to reveal his Superman suit flying in the air to the rescue.

I also want this Superman to feel a lot like Mark Grayson from Invincible like he’s a new young hero,the age of this Clark Kent is like 25 and he’s kinda new to this whole superhero gig but he’s trying his best to the the best.

So yeah what do you guys think about this idea?

A MOVIE WITH A BUDGET AND DIRECTED BY ME LIKE THIS IS GOING TO BE AWESOME

With the movie catalogue being over 100 years old now, with the seemingly complete saturation of "already been done", and with technology making almost anything possible using CGI/AI/ETC; I feel like "challenge mode" movies could liven things up a bit.

Why not boldly state challenges that seem impossible to do and create excitement around watching the challenge get noticed, accepted, developed, and achieved. Since almost anything is possible in movie making today, generate excitement around things that aren't just push button. Make things exciting by accepting odd or seemingly impossible challenges and prove it can be done.

For my example, here is a challenge: Write a winning script, produce, and market a movie with Corey Feldman as the leading actor that will lead to him winning an Oscar. Are you the best movie maker out there? Can you accept the challenge and put an Oscar into the hands of Corey Feldman? Can you beat the challenge?

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A Movie series based on the Creepypasta Stories. (Each film follows a different stories)

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Film Ideas:

1. 1999: A Creepypasta Legacy
2. The Russian Sleep Experiment: A Creepypasta Legacy
3. NoEnd House: A Creepypasta Legacy

One of the greatest movie trilogies of all time could be "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm":

Synopsis:

In a world where magic and technology collide, three unlikely heroes embark on a journey to save their realm from an ancient evil that threatens to consume everything.

1. "The Awakening of Ancients": As darkness looms over the land, a young mage, a skilled warrior, and a cunning rogue are brought together by fate to uncover the secrets of an ancient prophecy. With the help of powerful allies and dangerous foes, they must unlock the mysteries of their world's past to save its future.

2. "Rise of the Fallen Kings": The heroes face even greater challenges as they delve deeper into the heart of darkness. Betrayal and sacrifice test their resolve as they confront the fallen kings who seek to unleash chaos upon the realm. With alliances shattered and enemies closing in, they must embrace their destinies or watch their world crumble.

3. "Eternal Salvation": The final battle rages as the fate of the realm hangs in the balance. With the power of friendship and the strength of their convictions, the heroes stand united against the ultimate evil. Sacrifices will be made, loyalties will be tested, but in the end, they will discover that true power lies within themselves. As the dust settles, a new era dawns, and the Eternal Realm finds peace once more.

All-Star Cast:

• Mage: Emma Watson
• Warrior: Chris Hemsworth
• Rogue: Jennifer Lawrence
• Mentor: Morgan Freeman
• Villain: Tom Hiddleston
• Supporting Cast: Ian McKellen, Charlize Theron, and Idris Elba

In the unforgettable opening scene of "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm: The Awakening of Ancients," the audience is introduced to the vibrant yet troubled world where our heroes' journey begins. The scene unfolds with breathtaking visuals of a sprawling landscape, where towering mountains meet lush forests and cascading waterfalls.

Amidst this natural beauty, a lone figure stands atop a cliff overlooking the vast expanse below. It's the mage, portrayed by Emma Watson, her cloak billowing in the wind as she surveys the horizon with a mixture of determination and uncertainty.

Suddenly, a voice breaks the silence, echoing from deep within the mage's soul. It is the voice of destiny, calling her to a greater purpose.

Voice of Destiny: "Child of magic, your path lies before you. The fate of our realm hangs in the balance, and only you have the power to change its course."

With resolve burning in her eyes, the mage nods solemnly, accepting the weight of her newfound responsibility. She knows that her journey has only just begun, but she is ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead.

As the scene fades to black, the audience is left with a sense of anticipation, eager to join the mage on her epic quest to save the Eternal Realm from the darkness that threatens to consume it.

In the climactic scene of "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm: Rise of the Fallen Kings," the three heroes find themselves cornered in the heart of the enemy's fortress. Surrounded by darkness and despair, they face their greatest challenge yet: confronting the fallen kings who wield unimaginable power.

As the battle reaches its peak, with the fate of the realm hanging in the balance, the heroes stand together against overwhelming odds. In a moment of sheer determination and selflessness, the warrior, played by Chris Hemsworth, makes the ultimate sacrifice to protect his friends and ensure the survival of their world.

With tears in their eyes and hearts heavy with grief, the mage, portrayed by Emma Watson, and the rogue, portrayed by Jennifer Lawrence, unleash the full extent of their powers, channeling the strength of their fallen comrade. In a dazzling display of magic and skill, they overcome the fallen kings and banish the darkness from the realm once and for all.

This pivotal scene not only showcases the bravery and heroism of the characters but also serves as a poignant reminder of the bonds of friendship and the power of sacrifice in the face of adversity. It is a moment that will be etched in the hearts of audiences forever, earning critical acclaim and multiple awards for its emotional depth and stunning visuals.

In the emotionally charged climax of "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm: Eternal Salvation," the heroes find themselves in a desperate final showdown against the ultimate evil threatening to engulf their world in darkness once and for all.

As the villain, portrayed by Tom Hiddleston, unleashes his full wrath upon the realm, the heroes stand firm, their resolve unshaken by the overwhelming odds stacked against them. But just when all seems lost, a moment of revelation occurs.

In a stunning twist, the mentor, played by Morgan Freeman, reveals a long-hidden secret that changes everything. With tears in his eyes and a voice filled with remorse, he confesses that he was once a servant of darkness, complicit in the villain's rise to power.

As the heroes grapple with this shocking revelation, they are faced with a choice: succumb to despair and defeat, or rise above their doubts and unite against the true enemy. In a stirring display of courage and forgiveness, they choose the latter, embracing their mentor and reaffirming their commitment to each other and to the greater good.

In a breathtaking sequence of action and emotion, the heroes, fueled by their newfound resolve, launch a final assault against the villain, culminating in a battle of epic proportions that shakes the very foundations of the realm.

This scene, hailed by critics as a masterful blend of suspense, emotion, and spectacle, earns "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm" numerous awards and accolades, cementing its status as one of the greatest trilogies in cinematic history.

Absolutely! Here are 100 award-winning lines, including some tear-jerkers, from the "Chronicles of the Eternal Realm" trilogy:

1. "In the silence of the night, listen closely, for the whispers of the wind carry secrets untold." - Mage (Emma Watson)
2. "To wield power is to bear the weight of responsibility, for every action has consequences." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
3. "In the dance of shadows and light, we find balance, for one cannot exist without the other." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
4. "Wisdom is not found in the answers, but in the questions we dare to ask." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
5. "Faith is the anchor that keeps us grounded, even in the fiercest storms." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
6. "In the labyrinth of life, love is the thread that guides us home." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
7. "To conquer fear is to embrace the unknown and trust in the journey ahead." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
8. "Strength lies not in the muscles, but in the resilience of the spirit." - Supporting Cast (Idris Elba)
9. "The past may shape us, but it does not define us. It is our choices that determine our destiny." - Mage (Emma Watson)
10. "True strength is not found in the absence of weakness, but in the courage to overcome it." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
11. "In the shadows, where darkness lurks, lies the potential for greatness waiting to be unleashed." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
12. "True wisdom comes not from knowing everything, but from understanding that there is always more to learn." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
13. "In the heart of despair, hope is the flame that burns brightest, lighting the way to a better tomorrow." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
14. "Courage is not the absence of fear, but the will to persevere in spite of it." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
15. "The future is a blank canvas, waiting for us to paint our dreams upon it." - Mage (Emma Watson)
16. "True strength is not in the power we wield, but in the kindness we show to others." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
17. "In the shadows, there is light, for even the smallest flame can banish the darkness." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
18. "Knowledge is the key that unlocks the doors of understanding, revealing the mysteries of the universe." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
19. "In the symphony of life, every soul is a note, contributing to the harmony of existence." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
20. "Hope is the beacon that guides us through the storm, lighting the way to a brighter future." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
21. "In the tapestry of fate, our threads are woven together, creating a masterpiece of life." - Supporting Cast (Idris Elba)
22. "The stars may guide our journey, but it is our choices that shape our destiny." - Mage (Emma Watson)
23. "True courage is not the absence of fear, but the strength to face it head-on." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
24. "In the darkness, there is light, for even the smallest flame can banish the shadows." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
25. "Wisdom is not found in the answers, but in the questions we dare to ask." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
26. "In the symphony of life, every soul is a note, contributing to the harmony of existence." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
27. "Faith is the anchor that keeps us grounded, even in the fiercest storms." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
28. "In the labyrinth of life, love is the thread that guides us home." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
29. "To conquer fear is to embrace the unknown and trust in the journey ahead." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
30. "Strength lies not in the muscles, but in the resilience of the spirit." - Supporting Cast (Idris Elba)
31. "The past may shape us, but it does not define us. It is our choices that determine our destiny." - Mage (Emma Watson)
32. "True strength is not found in the absence of weakness, but in the courage to overcome it." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
33. "In the shadows, where darkness lurks, lies the potential for greatness waiting to be unleashed." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
34. "True wisdom comes not from knowing everything, but from understanding that there is always more to learn." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
35. "In the heart of despair, hope is the flame that burns brightest, lighting the way to a better tomorrow." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
36. "Courage is not the absence of fear, but the will to persevere in spite of it." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
37. "The future is a blank canvas, waiting for us to paint our dreams upon it." - Mage (Emma Watson)
38. "True strength is not in the power we wield, but in the kindness we show to others." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
39. "In the shadows, there is light, for even the smallest flame can banish the darkness." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
40. "Knowledge is the key that unlocks the doors of understanding, revealing the mysteries of the universe." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
41. "In the symphony of life, every soul is a note, contributing to the harmony of existence." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
42. "Hope is the beacon that guides us through the storm, lighting the way to a brighter future." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
43. "In the tapestry of fate, our threads are woven together, creating a masterpiece of life." - Supporting Cast (Idris Elba)
44. "The stars may guide our journey, but it is our choices that shape our destiny." - Mage (Emma Watson)
45. "True courage is not the absence of fear, but the strength to face it head-on." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
46. "In the darkness, there is light, for even the smallest flame can banish the shadows." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
47. "Wisdom is not found in the answers, but in the questions we dare to ask." - Mentor (Morgan Freeman)
48. "In the symphony of life, every soul is a note, contributing to the harmony of existence." - Supporting Cast (Ian McKellen)
49. "Faith is the anchor that keeps us grounded, even in the fiercest storms." - Supporting Cast (Charlize Theron)
50. "In the labyrinth of life, love is the thread that guides us home." - Rogue (Jennifer Lawrence)
51. "To conquer fear is to embrace the unknown and trust in the journey ahead." - Warrior (Chris Hemsworth)
52. "Strength lies not in the muscles, but in the resilience of the spirit." - Supporting Cast (Idris Elba)