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Dark City

***Dark City*** is a 1998 neo-noir science-fiction film directed by Alex Proyas and stars Rufus Sewell, Kiefer Sutherland, Jennifer Connelly, William Hurt, Richard O'Brien and Ian Richardson.

## Plot

John Murdoch, an amnesiac man finds himself guilty of murder. As he attempts to discover his true identity and clear his name while on the run from the police and a group of mysterious people known as the "Strangers."

## Why It Rocks

1. Fantastic acting especially from Rufus Sewell and Kiefer Sutherland.
2. It has a good amount of mystery and confusion thrown in the story.
3. Alex Proyas does another fantastic job as the director.
4. Brilliant soundtrack and musical score.
5. Fantastic emotional depth.
6. Well designed dark city landscape.
7. Majestic cinematography.
8. Beautiful costume design.
9. It focuses more on the mystery than the action.
10. ***SHUT IT DOWN! SHUT IT DOWN FOREVER!!!***
11. Its director's cut is well-made and considered by many to be the definitive version of the film.
12. The Strangers are great villains, who tried to assimilate John Murdoch, possess unimaginably advanced technology, and tried to uncover the human soul to save their own species' mortality and avoid extinction.

## Reception

### Critical Response

Upon it release, the film was met with generally positive reviews. It currently holds a 76% on Rotten Tomatoes with an average score of 6.9/10 and the site's critical consensus that reads: *"Stylishly gloomy, Dark City offers a polarizing whirl of arresting visuals and noirish action."* On Metacritic, the film received a a score of 66.

Roger Ebert gave the film a four out of four and called it a "great visionary achievement", while also exclaiming that it was "a film so original and exciting, it stirred my imagination like *Metropolis* and *2001: A Space Odyssey.*"

## Trivia

* A number of pieces of the set, including those used for the rooftop chase, were sold to the production of The Matrix after shooting was finished.
* Roger Ebert called this film the Best Film of 1998. He recorded a special audio commentary track for the dvd release of the movie.
* There are many deliberate anachronisms to give the viewer a feeling of confusion about the time period of the film.
* The song from the film's trailer is "Sleep Now" by Hughes Hall was also used in the trailer for the B-movie Talisman (1998).

## External Links

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A Costume for Nicolas

**A Costume for Nicolas** (or **Un Disfraz para Nicolás** in Spanish) is a 2020 Mexican animated film directed by Eduardo Rivero, Written by Miguel Ángel Uriegas and produced by Eduardo Jiménez Ahuactzin, Genaro López, Jaime Romandia and Miguel Ángel Uriegas.

## Summary

Nicolás is a 10-year-old boy with Down syndrome. Every year, his mother made him a disguise. He was a monkey, a brave pirate, a dragon giant. Unfortunately, his mother dies and Nicolás goes to live with Mia and Tomás, his loving grandparents, and his cousin David, who suffers from nightmares. Nicolás keeps an old man trunk with all its magical costumes. With them, he will undertake an adventure to save his cousin of his nightmares and, incidentally, to a whole kingdom submerged in chaos.

## Why Nicolas always wears costumes at the film?

1. Great animation, as usual.
2. The concept about a boy with Down Syndrome is pretty interesting.
3. Nicolas, David, and other characters were memoriable.
4. The background places like the fantasy kingdom and the castle inside the chest to the reality world like the house the school it were beautiful.
5. Some funny moments.
6. The relationship of Nicolas and David at the beginning, is very reminiscent of the one Leo and Nando had in The Legend of Nahuala.
7. The General character is a perfect example of what an anti-villain is.
8. Even though David sometimes annoys Nicolás, he shows great affection for him when he defends him against his friends.
9. This film was nominated in FICG and won the Premios Quirino Awards! No really, look!
10. This film is free on YouTube!...For now...

## Bad Qualities

The only bad qualities in this film may be the following:

1. Some may feel that the story moves fast due to the short length of the film.
2. Another could be that it goes well, but in the end some will be left unsatisfied and wanting to see more.

## Videos

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

***Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde*** is an 1931 American horror film directed by Reuben Mamouloan. It is one of the first film adaptations of the 1886 novel, as well as the first that has still survived to this day.

## Why It Rocks

1. Phenomenal acting by Fredric March, who did a great job portraying both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
2. Excellent, convincing special effects when Dr. Jekyll is transforming into Mr. Hyde.
3. Mr. Hyde, despite how much of a horrible person that he is, is still oddly entertaining to watch when he's harrassing women, (and other people), starting fights, and causing a ruckus.
4. Mr. Hyde is one of the Monsters that's part of the Universal Horror Monster Cycle, released in 1931, the same year as Dracula and Frankenstein.
5. Despite the rest of characters not being very interesting, their actors still did a good job.
6. Great soundtrack.

## Bad Qualities

1. Sadly, the only interesting characters in the film are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. All of the rest are boring and thrown away to the void of forgettable-ness.
2. There is an awful NES game based off the movie.

## Reception

**Dr. Jekyll and Mr.  Hyde** has received critical acclaim over the years.  It has a 93% critic rating and 78% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a 7.7/10 on the International Movie Database, and a 3.7/5 on Letterboxd.
Candyman (1992)

***Candyman*** is a 1992 horror film starring Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen, and directed by Bernard Rose. It was based on Clive Barker’s novel, *The Forbidden*.

## Plot

Helen Lyle gets framed for murders committed by an urban legend that she was studying, who had a desire for her, after saying his name five times in a mirror.

## Why It Rocks

1. Beautiful music score composed by none other than Philip Glass.
2. The Candyman is a unique and interesting villain. He isn’t a pure evil murderer like Freddy Krueger or Michael Myers; or a vengeful enforcer like Jason Voorhees, but just the spirit of a deceased artist, victim to racism, that wants to remain an epitaph to society. If his legend is forgotten or doubted, he will die with it.
	* The concept itself of an urban myth-based tragic villain that only the person(s) who refuses to believe of its existence, itself not new, but here it is executed mostly well enough to turn the whole film into a psychological horror film when other villains (like slashers from recent years) in its time became oversaturated.
		+ As well a few scenes that dedicate their time for the main duos with weird but workable romantic elements, due to Candyman belief that Helen is his lost lover in reincarnation, which that makes both their chemistry to work!
	* Tony Todd’s performance as The Candyman is also very chilling and excellent, as he would reprise his role in the sequels and even Jordan Peele’s direct sequel in 2021.
3. Along with Candyman, characters such as Helen Lyle are also interesting and well written, and because of that, the audience can feel sympathy for her as she gets framed for committing many murders and being cheated on by her partner Trevor, after being arrested twice.
4. The practical effects are outstanding and still hold up to this day.
	* Tony Todd also had real bees covering him during scenes, and still pulls a good performance while doing so.
5. Brilliant cinematography and atmosphere. Every scene is gorgeous to look at.
6. A very heartwarming but intense climax where Helen rescues a mother’s baby from The Candyman and being burnt to a crisp by the flames that were lit on the massive piles of metal that she got herself stuck in.
7. Unlike the next two sequels, Candyman *at least* gives a valid reason why he has a desire to be with Helen. *Candyman: Farewell to The Flesh* and *Candyman 3: Day of The Dead* completely miss this point by having Candyman have desires for the blonde women protagonists of the next installments.
8. A lot of brilliant quotes, such as *"Be... my victim. I am the writing on the wall, the whispers in the classroom. Without these things: I am nothing, but now, I must shed innocent blood. COME WITH ME."*
9. It was shot entirely in the film's setting of Chicago, including the actual Cabrini-Green projects.
10. Virginia Madsen was a great casting choice for the role of Helen Lyle as she is a Chicago native herself.
Formatting: Immortalized

## Basic Info

One or two sentences about the character and their main attributes or role.

## Backstory

What happened in their wheel spin. You can add details and lore as long as it makes sense and you don't go overboard. Such as what happened before their wheel spin- you can say their past was whatever you want it to be as long as it is **probable** and **makes sense.**

## NAME/TITLE (Only put title if they have both a name and title (i.e SCP-???? "Immortal" would have just Immortal put here))

### Debut

Use the following to link the origins here (Replace scpwheelfandom.com with video link): [scpwheelfandom.com Origins]

### Personality

Ruthless (Will do anything to achieve goals)

### Faction

Put N/A if they have no faction they are a part of.

## Stats

### Aim

5 (Average)

This should be written in THIRD PERSON. Why? We are not the Foundation. The Foundation isn't going to know everything about certain characters, so it wouldn't make sense. Think of us as a third-party watching the events between the different GUIs, writing a report on important characters.

Something to remember is that we are trying to give life to a character. Don't just write what happened, give them something more.

## Extra Info (Lore)

Events that happened AFTER their wheel spin. Don't be too specific with some events- for example, saying "??????? has a bad reputation among researchers" isn't what you should do. Instead say "It is rumored that ??????? has a bad reputation among researchers". We don't want to set lore in stone, as things could change after a wheel spin.

This is just an example. There are tons of other things you can put here- the section in Blood Mage is a good showcase of one of the other types of things you could add.

## Stats

Strength - 5 (+1) (Strong) <--- **The description of their capabilities (Weak, average, strong, etc,) includes any additions or subtractions)**

Speed - 5 (Average)

Intelligence - 5 (Average)

Senses - 5 (Average)

Aim - 5 (Average)

Abilities - Burning Man (Mastered), Cloning (Weak)

(Anything additional can go here- such as animal companions, like Dionys) - (Insert template "Character Overview")

Personality - Ruthless (Will do anything to achieve goals) (Don't worry about the image or caption)

Occupation and Rank - Blacksmith (Primus Piles)

OR

Occupation - Containment Specialist (+1-2 Intelligence, knowledge of all on=site SCPs)

OR

Rank - Lieutenant

## Videos

Origins (Link the video)

Any other videos they show up in will also go here.
Bah, Humduck!: A Looney Tunes Christmas

*Bah, Humduck!: A Looney Tunes Christmas* is a 2006 animated direct-to-video film. It is the second *Looney Tunes* retelling of Charles Dickens’ *A Christmas Carol*, the first being the 1979 short *Bugs Bunny’s Christmas Carol* from the TV special *Bugs Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales*.

## Summary

Daffy Duck (in an Ebenezer Scrooge-like role), the greedy and selfish owner of the Lucky Duck superstore, mistreats his employees, especially Porky Pig (in the role of Bob Cratchit) and hates the holidays. Bugs Bunny warns Daffy that bad things happen to people who hate Christmas, and especially bad ones get visited by three ghosts. Daffy scoffs at this notion, but little does he realize that’s he’s in for a Christmas surprise.

## Why It Rocks

1. The way *A Christmas Carol* is retold is amazing. While the film is a modernized parody of Charles Dickens’ *A Christmas Carol*, the film manages to remain faithful to the original Charles Dickens story (even more so than the *Bugs Bunny’s Christmas Carol* segment from the 1979 TV special *Bugs Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales*) while also staying true to the classic Looney Tunes cartoons the film is based on.
2. Great animation, even for 2006 direct-to-video standards.
3. The voice acting is (mostly) spot-on.
4. Clever gags, such as Priscilla finishing her father Porky’s “That’s all, folks!” line.
5. Lovable characters.
6. Its moral is unforgettable, just like in the original story.
7. Some emotional moments, like Priscilla telling Daffy that she never hated him, reducing Daffy to tears.
8. Superb soundtrack and music score by Gordon Goodwin.

## Bad Qualities

1. Billy West’s version of his Bugs voice is still not great (depending on your view).
	* Likewise, Bob Bergen’s version of Speedy is not very good, as it’s literally his Porky Pig voice, but with a Mexican accent instead of a stutter.
2. While the animation is great for a direct-to-video effort, a few of the characters are drawn off-model, such as Gossamer.
3. The pathos do seem forced, as many of them aren’t executed well.
4. Daffy does seem miscast as the role of Scrooge, as Yosemite Sam would already better befit the role. Granted, Daffy's second personality of being egotistical and money hungry is the intention, but still.
Devilman: The Demon Bird

**Devilman: The Demon Bird** is an 1990 OVA movie based on Go Nagai's manga, Devilman, its based on the second volume of the manga.

## Why It Rocks

1. The animation is still great, even for 1990's standards.
2. The characters are still likable.
3. Devilman gets more screen time than in the previous movie.
4. The fight scenes are frenetic and intense just like in the previous movie.
5. Jinmen and Sirene are terrifying and intimidant villains.
6. The ways how the demons use their powers are impressive, especially Devilman and Sirene (Akira Fudo uses his Devilman powers even without being transformed into Devilman!).
7. Akira watching his mother's face on Jinmen's shell is a very heartwarmming moment.
8. The music from the credits is beautiful.

## Bad Qualities

1. Akira Fudo/Devilman is somewhat the Megward The Wizard in this movie, as he was constantly humiliated by Jinmen and Sirene.
2. Just like in the previous film, the English dub had unnecessary amounts of swearing, which was made for selling more copies in the 90's, and the voice acting is somewhat mediocre in that dub.
Coming to America

**Coming to America** is a 1988 American romantic comedy film directed by John Landis and based on a story originally created by Eddie Murphy, who also stars in the lead role. The film also co-stars Arsenio Hall, James Earl Jones, Shari Headley, and John Amos. The film was released in the United States on June 29, 1988. Eddie Murphy plays Akeem Joffer, the crown prince of the fictional African nation of Zamunda, who travels to the United States in the hopes of finding a woman he can marry and love for who she is, not for her status or for having been trained to please him.
A Time To Kill

***A Time To Kill*** is a 1996 crime drama thriller film directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Akiva Goldsman. Based on John Grisham's 1989 novel. It stars Matthew McConaughey, Samuel L. Jackson, Sandra Bullock and Kevin Spacey with Brenda Fricker, Oliver Platt, Ashley Judd, Charles S. Dutton, Patrick McGoohan, Kiefer and Donald Sutherland.

## Plot

In Canton, Mississippi, a fearless lawyer and his assistant defend a black man accused of murdering two caucasian men who raped and assaulted his ten-year-old daughter, inciting violent retribution and vengeance from the Ku Klux Klan.

## Why It Rocks

1. It is very faithful to 1989 John Grisham novel.
2. Fantastic story about how taking the law into your own hands leads to serious consequences which also tackles the controversial topic of racism.
3. Great acting from a brilliant cast.
4. A brilliant soundtrack from Elliot Goldenthal.
5. **"Yes, they deserved to die, and I hope they burn in Hell!"**
6. Very memorable characters, especially the aforementioned ones.
7. Excellent directing by Joel Schumacher.
8. The movie poster is well crafted.
9. Nice Mississippi location filming.
10. This is one the few times Akiva Goldsman has shown amazing skills as a writer.

## Reception

### Box Office

The movie went on to gross $152.2 million worldwide against its $40 million budget making it a commercial success.

### Critical Response

The critical reception was generally positive. It currently holds a 67% rating on Rotten Tomatoes with the critical concensus, "Overlong and superficial, *A Time To Kill* nonetheless succeeds on the strength of its skillful craftsmanship and top-notch performances".

Roger Ebert gave the movie three out of four, saying: "I was absorbed by *A Time To Kill* and found the performances convincing," and added that "this is the best of the film versions of Grisham novels, I think and it has been directed with skill by Joel Schumacher".

On Metacritic, it has a rating of 54/100. It was nominated a Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture from Samuel L. Jackson.

## Trivia

* The book was John Grisham's first novel. But, the movie is his fourth.
* Oliver Platt and Kiefer Sutherland starred together in Flatliners (1990) and The Three Musketeers (1993).
* This is the second time Kiefer Sutherland plays a villain in a movie directed by Joel Schumacher. The first was The Lost Boys (1987), and the third was Phone Booth.

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A Cosmic Christmas

**A Cosmic Christmas** is a 1977, Canadian, holiday/Christmas, sci-fi, family, children's animated TV special. Production was by Nelvana in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. It was directed by Clive A. Smith.

## Plot

A trio of aliens come to Earth in order to better understand the holiday, Christmas. They meet a boy named Peter and his pet goose, Lucy. After a few attempts of showing the extraterrestrials just what good deeds are done at Christmas and how they're committed fail, Peter decides to take them to his family's home to provide them with a better example. Peter's grandmother explains to the aliens as she reminisces about the past Christmases she's had. Among a clique of bullies is a boy named Marvin, who gets the idea of stealing Lucy and eating her for dinner. It doesn't go quite as planned as Marvin falls through thin ice into a chilly lake. Peter tries to save him, but its futile as he also falls in and needs rescuing himself. After some townsfolk spend some time searching for the aliens, they discover the boys' predicament and form a human chain to reach them. But it's not long enough and despite the extraterrestrials' rule of not interfering with the Earthlings, they break it to give them a hand and commit a good deed themselves. After the boys are freed, the townsfolk scold Marvin for the theft though he did it in desperation due to him having nothing to eat. But Peter's grandmother reminds about the Christmas spirit. Marvin and his friends are invited to Peter's family's home for a meal.

## Why This Christmas Special Is Out Of This World

1. The art style is somewhat rough and the animation is smooth for the most part.
2. The story is well-written, executed, and created with plenty of originality going for it.
3. Good character designs, most notably with the alien trio and a fourth one that's a shapeshifter.
4. Likable, memorable, distinctive, wonderful, well-rounded characters. Like the aliens for their benevolence and Marvin for not being all that bad deep down after all.
5. Pleasant music that is free of any technical problems.
6. All the voice work sounds pleasing and well-performed.
7. A good mix of humorous and dramatic moments, like when Lucy meets the shapeshifting alien concerning the former.
8. The alien threesome who are reminiscent of the three wise men make for a good personification and symbolism of them, it's very creative.
9. A lot of good lines of dialogue.
10. It has a resounding message that details just what is at the heart of Christmas and its meaning of the spirit of it.
11. Like the other holiday specials by Nelvana, this made for a good start for the studio.

## The Only Bad Quality

1. While the animation moves smoothly more often than not, it is mediocre at times, especially with the alien trio.
Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic

Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic is a 2010 animated film, released directly to DVD by Starz Media and Film Roman, and adapted by six major anime directors.

## Plot

Based on the (rather loose) videogame adaptation of the famous 14th century poem, Dante's Inferno follows tortured Christian warrior Dante as he chases the soul of his beloved Beatrice through the 9 circles of Hell, guided by the spirit of Virgil the poet. In each circle Dante is confronted by his own sins committed during the Crusades, as well as a bevy of gruesome beasts and fallen rulers on his way to a final confrontation with Satan himself, who intends on making Beatrice his infernal bride.
Daffy Duck’s Quackbusters

***Daffy Duck’s Quackbusters*** is a 1988 animated film. It is a compilation of various classic *mh:besttvshows:Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies* shorts with new bridging material.

## Summary

Following the passing of J.B. Cubish, Daffy decides to open a business with Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig.

## Why It Rocks

1. The way the shorts themselves are compiled is brilliant.
2. Splendid animation, thanks to a talent of new animators. The new footage also matches the art style of the shorts the editors are compiling.
	* Also, this is the first compilation movie to kickstart the Renaissance Age of Animation, alongside *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?*
3. Top-notch voice acting from Mel Blanc, even though his voice dropped over the years for the new material. However, the stuff from the original shorts are still the same as they were a long time ago.
4. J.P. Cubish, a minor character from "Daffy Dilly", has his role expanded as a more complex character and is given more personality than in his debut appearance. He is also a well-done posthumous main villain who forces to Daffy to take care of his money wisely by starting a business after his death.
5. Likable characters.
6. The short at the beginning (*Night of the Living Duck*) is just as good as the original shorts.
7. A great choice for shorts, such as the events of *Daffy Dilly* instigating the plot.
8. This was a nice compilation film to conclude Mel Blanc's time voicing all the characters of the *Looney Tunes*, ending a time with the franchise that began in 1937 on a higher note (his absolute last *Looney Tunes* project was the 1989 TV special *Bugs Bunny’s Wild World of Sports*).
9. This movie is considered a funny parody of *Ghostbusters*.

## Bad Qualities

1. Daffy and Porky’s voices aren’t sped up enough. This is especially noticeable in “Claws for Alarm”, in which Porky’s first few lines were redubbed to fit in the story, but the rest weren’t, resulting in Porky’s 1988 voice suddenly switching to his 1953 voice. According to co-director Greg Ford, their voices weren’t pitched up because Blanc was very sick and worn out when recording, and they wanted to maintain some of the nuance he still had.
2. The animation, while decent, looks like it's more for a television film than a theatrical film at times. Talk about a made-for-TV-budget movie.
	* Speaking of which, like the rest of the other *Looney Tunes* compilation movies and TV specials produced between the late-1970s through the 1980s, the overall animation quality of the film appears to be inconsistent, with the newly-animated bridging sequences having much lower quality animation than the *Looney Tunes* theatrical shorts included in the film.
Cats Don't Dance

***Cats Don't Dance*** is a 1997 American animated musical comedy film distributed by Warner Bros. Family Entertainment and notable as the only fully animated feature produced by Turner Feature Animation.

## Plot

A world of cats and Danny (Scott Bakula) is trying to break into '30s Hollywood. His only problem is that he's a cat and he can't understand why he's only getting parts playing an animal. He gets into trouble with a human star and almost sees his chance at a movie career disappear.

## Why Nothing's Gonna Stop It Now

1. The film's use of creative animation. It uses the characters' colors as way to show their constant conflicted emotions; When they're expressing joy or happiness, the colors glow and become vibrant or when they express sadness, it turns drab.
2. The film's ensemble cast of likable characters including Danny, Sawyer, Darla and many more.
3. The film's use of funny/entertaining in-jokes. Like the character Woolie, being staged as a parody of MGM and its iconic logo, is constantly forced to do the same thing over and over again instead of simply reusing the clip.
4. The film's amazing musical numbers. Most notably, the visually pleasing *Big and Loud* and *Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now.*
5. The film is a *huge* allegory for racism/white-washing in today's cinema. This is strengthened when Woolie the mammoth states: "*Uh, uh, talented **people**, not **animals**.*"
6. Max, the butler, steals the show personality and design-wise. An example of this is when he hears a simple snap of a bow-tie and is immediately gone in the next scene.
7. The chase scene, with Danny and Max, was pretty intense.

## Bad Qualities

1. The Dutch dub of the film is terrible, or at least Darla's singing voice, Marlies Somers, who's "kid voice" is really weak and not intimidating when singing.
2. Some of the characters in the film doesn't had that much character development.
3. Darla's facial expressions are extremely disturbing and cringe-worthy to look at, it can be very uncomfortable for viewers to watch.
4. Darla gets alot of panty shots, which is inappropriate for a kids movie, and is sadly used frequently in Warner Bros hand-drawn animation, even if the character is underage. It could be easily considered as sexualization.

## Trivia

* The film was initially announced as a production of "Lost Boys," owned by Michael Jackson and David Kirshner. Jackson was alleged to produce and star in the film alongside animated Looney Tunes characters (a concept eventually produced in 1996 with Michael Jordan, Space Jam). However, he eventually dropped out, and the film was released as an animated feature instead.

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever

***Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever*** is a 2023 animated Christmas comedy film directed by Luke Cormican. It is the seventh installment in the *Diary of a Wimpy Kid* film series, the third animated feature, and the first adaptation of *Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever* by Jeff Kinney. Wesley Kimmel replaced Brady Noon as Greg Heffley, while Hunter Dillion, Erica Cerra and Chris Diamantopoulos reprised their roles as Rodrick, Susan and Frank respectively. Ethan William Childress is replaced by Spencer Howell in the role of Rowley.

It was released on Disney+ as a Disney+ original film on December 8, 2023.

## Why It's Finally Out of Frozen Development Hell... not a good pun right? qwq

1. The Film is a MAsSIVE improvement over the first two Diary of a Wimpy Kid animated films, while the first two were decent/okay. this One feels like the same level as The Live-Action Ones.
2. Also, It's the first film adaptation of a Wimpy Kid book that was never adapted, aka Cabin Fever.
3. The Animation is a MASSIVE upgrade from the first two, not looking Cheap and feels like a Cinematic-level film.

## Bad Qualities

1. The Film isn't really faithful to to the book.
Dawn of the Dead (1978)

***Dawn of the Dead*** is a 1978 American horror, drama, comedy film.  It was directed, written, and edited by George A. Romero, musically composed by Dario Argento and the band The Goblins, filmed by Michael Gornick, distributed by United Film Distribution Company, produced by Richard P. Rubinstein and Laurel Group Inc., starred David Emge, Ken Foore, Tom Savini, Scott Reininger, and Gaylen Ross, and the special effects were done by Tom Savini.  It's a sequel to *Night of the Living Dead* (1968).

## Plot

As hordes of zombies swarm over the U.S., the terrified populace tries everything in their power to escape the attack of the undead, but neither cities nor the countryside proves safe. In Pennsylvania, radio-station employee Stephen (David Emge) and his girlfriend, Francine (Gaylen Ross), escape in the station helicopter, accompanied by two renegade SWAT members, Roger and Pete. The group retreats to the haven of an enclosed shopping center to make what could be humanity's last stand.

## Why It Rocks

1. After the success of Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead helped further popularize the zombie genre.
2. The first in the series to be in color.
3. It's considered one of the few sequels to be superior to the original.
4. Amazing gore effects done by the master Tom Savini.
5. Aside from the gore looking good, this movie also raised the bar in terms of how much gore you can show in a movie.
6. Incredible acting by every single actor.
7. Lots of really sad scenes, the saddest being when a bunch of kids has to be gunned down before they turn into zombies.
8. The filmmakers managed to throw in some comedy relief too that didn't seem out of place.
9. The Mall setting was absolute genius.  Lots of people imagine what it would be like to have a whole Mall to themselves, and the movie takes full advantage of it with the comedy scenes.

## Reception

***Dawn of the Dead*** has a 93% critic rating and a 90% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a 4/5 on Letterboxd, and an 8/10 on the International Movie Database (IMDB).

## Trivia

The film's tagline, "When there's no more room in HELL, the dead will walk the EARTH" came from George A. Romero when he was DRUNK!
A Scanner Darkly

***A Scanner Darkly*** is a 2006 American adult animated psychological science-fiction thriller film written and directed by Richard Linklater; it is based on the 1977 novel of the same name by Philip K. Dick. The film features the voices of Keanu Reeves, Robert Downey Jr., Woody Harrelson, and Winona Ryder. Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney are among the executive producers.

## Plot

In a totalitarian society in a near future, the undercover detective Bob Arctor is working with a small-time group of drug users trying to reach the big distributors of a brain-damaging drug called Substance D. His assignment is promoted by the recovery centre New Path Corporation, and when Bob begins to lose his own identity and have schizophrenic behaviour, he is submitted to tests to check his mental conditions.

## Good Qualities

1. While it may not be 100% faithful to the *Philip K. Dick* book of the same name, it stays the spirit to the novel and the book.
2. The animation is fantastic and outstanding. Like *Waking Life*, it features an animation-style technique theme effect filmed on live-action, rather than CGI characters for live-action.
3. Outstanding soundtrack that was scored by Graham Reynolds.
4. Likable characters, such as Bob Arctor/"Fred".
5. The story itself focuses on a mind-blowing journey into the author's conception of a drug-addled and politically unstable world.
6. Keanu Reeves' performance as Bob Arctor/"Fred" is amazing.
7. Spectular cinematography by Shane F. Kelly.
8. Pretty good acting in this live-action in animated theme effects, and especially for the voice-acting that was voiced by the iconic starring roles from Keanu Reeves, and Robert Downey Jr. from the films of *The Matrix*, and the 2012 film *The Avengers* were also spectacular as well.
9. Amazing directing by Richard Linklater.
10. The movie does, however, have some darker, funny, paranormal, thrills, and very emotional moments from here and there.

## Bad Qualities

1. The whole story can be a bit boring and awkward at times.
2. The pacing is rather sluggish for the most part.

## Reception

### Criticial response

The film was released on July 7, 2006, in the United States, and it was well-received by critics and audience alike, reaching a 68% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 186 reviews, with an average rating of 6.6/10. The site's consensus reads, "A faithful adaptation of Philip K. Dick's novel, A Scanner Darkly takes the viewer on a visual and mind-blowing journey into the author's conception of a drug-addled and politically unstable world." On Metacritic, it had a 73/100 "Generally favourable reviews" and a 7.1/10 rating on IMDB.

### Box office

The film did not perform well at the box-office, as the movie opened in 17 theatres and grossed $391,672 for a per-theatre average of $23,039. The film saw some expansion in later weeks, but ultimately was about $1 million short of earning back its $8.7 million production budget. It grossed $5.5 million in North America and $2.1 million elsewhere.

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Confessions

***Confessions*** (告白 ***Kokuhaku***) is a 2010 Japanese psychological thriller drama film directed by Tetsuya Nakashima, based on housewife-turned-author Kanae Minato's 2008 debut mystery novel that won the 2009 Honya Taisho award (Japan Booksellers Award).

## Contents

* 1Plot
* 2Why It Rocks
* 3Reception
* 4External Links

## Plot

A grieving mother turns into a cold-blooded avenger to pay back the people responsible for her daughter's death.

## Why It Rocks

1. Possibly one of the most disturbing and depressing films of the decade.
2. Every single actor in the film's performances are amazing, especially Takako Matsu and the teenage actors.
3. The idea of a mother who gets revenge on the murderers of her daughter and the confessions of the students is amazing and well-executed.
4. The more we look at the perspectives of the murders, the more we get to know the characters, which makes great character development.
5. The plot is well-written and riddled with plot twists.
6. Beautiful, haunting soundtrack, especially the song in the first few minutes.
7. The lives of the killers that follow after they receive the revenge from their teacher are very dark and depressing, especially Naoki's.
8. Moriguchi doesn't appear after the beginning of the movie. She makes her next appearance in the climax when she calls Shuya at the university when he tries to blow it up.
9. Amazing cinematography, with its black-grey-and white setting, causing the film to be more depressing.

## Reception

The film received a widespread positive response globally, with critics praising a variety of factors including good adaptation from the book, the director's style, and the acting, particularly by the child actors. The film holds an 81% 'fresh' average score at Rotten Tomatoes. It also holds a 7.8/10 on IMDb.
Cloud Atlas

***Cloud Atlas*** is a 2012 epic science fiction film written and directed by the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer. Adapted from the 2004 novel of the same name by David Mitchell, the film has multiple plots occurring during six different eras in time; Mitchell described it as "a sort of pointillist mosaic." Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, and Jim Broadbent star as part of an ensemble cast.

## Plot

Actors (Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent) take on multiple roles in an epic that spans five centuries. An attorney harbors a fleeing slave on a voyage from the Pacific Islands in 1849; a poor composer in pre-World War II Britain struggles to finish his magnum opus before a past act catches up with him; a genetically engineered worker in 2144 feels the forbidden stirring of human consciousness -- and so on. As souls are born and reborn, they renew their bonds to one another throughout time.

## Why It Rocks

1. The all-star cast gives roles of each characters of six different era.
2. Very original story.
3. The visual styles was perfectly and it was unique.
4. The cinematography is nicely done.
5. It has some comedic moments.
6. It has some decent themes.
7. Its musical score by Tom Tykwer, Johnny Klimek and Reinhold Heil is wonderful and is fitting for each scenes.
8. It has an extremely well choreographed and erotic sex scene between Hae-Joo Chang and Sonmi-451.
9. "**What is an ocean but a multitude of drops?**"

## Bad Qualities

1. It's extremely convoluted.
2. It has some disturbing content such as manufacturing enslaved clones and cannibalism,
3. It features some disturbing sexual content such as foot fetishism.
4. The length was way too long.
5. The source material's filler moments that rely on the reader's imagination were all uneccesarily padded out.

## Reception

*Cloud Atlas* polarized reactions from critics as well as universal acclaim from audiences, who praised other aspects such as its cinematography, score, visual style, ensemble cast, and originality, but debated its length and editing of the interwoven stories. The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a 66% score based on 277 reviews. The site's consensus states, "Its sprawling, ambitious blend of thought-provoking narrative and eye-catching visuals will prove too unwieldy for some, but the sheer size and scope of *Cloud Atlas* are all but impossible to ignore.". Review aggregator Metacritic collected the "top 10 films of 2012" lists from various critics and the film was number 25 and gives the film a 55 out of 100, based on 45 reviews, indicating 'mixed to average' reviews.

### Box office

Despite good reception, *Cloud Atlas* failed at the box office, grossing only $130.5 million againest to $146.7 million budget.

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Blood Mage (SCP 7491)

## Backstory

SCP-7491 "The Blood Mage" (Named by Dr.██████) appeared with no warning. It was discovered by the Foundation before being able to do anything drastic, and 2 civilian field agents were sent to investigate (███████ █████, KIA, █████████ ███, KIA) but the Foundation quickly got a call for help from the two agents. Before any important information could be said, the two agents quickly went radio silent, but a faint voice could be heard in the background.

**"More...Give me more..."**

The Foundation sent in an MTF squad (Designation "Sanguis", KIA) to contain the entity. Upon arriving at the scene they reported the bodies of the two civilian field agents, described as: "...skin is completely white...(static)…drained of their blood..." Right after the report was sent in, screams could be heard for but a short while, before silence was the only response they would receive. The Foundation had had enough, and they sent in MTF Tau-5 (Designation ████████, ███), which succeeded in finally capturing SCP-7491.

Research has been completely stopped after SCP-7491 drained the blood of multiple researchers (Dr. ███████, Dr. █████ and Dr. ██████, nearly breaching containment with brute force. It has been deemed as Keter-class due to its potential for strengthening itself to an unknown degree, as its containment had been unbreakable to it before draining the researchers.

## Extra Info (Lore)

SCP-7491 is made of an unknown substance that has the ability to utilize blood to both strengthen itself and kill or harm those around it. It is believed that this substance is the reason it is capable of using blood for its various abilities, but it immediately disintegrates into nothing when detached from SCP-7491. Research has since stopped on the subject, as while the entity can be conversed with, it is extremely selfish and will do anything to access the blood of other creatures, especially humans.

## Stats

Strength: 6 (Strong)

Speed: 10 (Subsonic)

IQ: 4 (Slower)

Senses: 6 (Experienced)

Aim: 9 (Pro Sniper)

Personality: Selfish

Ability: Blood Magic (completely mastered)

## Video

Origin

Encounter With Salem Hollow
Airplane!

***Airplane!*** is a 1980 comedy film directed and written by Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker.

## Plot

When one of the in-flight meals makes the passengers and two of the pilots sick, a doctor discovers it has food poisoning, and it's up to traumatized war veteran Ted to land the plane.

## Why It's Free To Ride This Plane

1. Robert Hays and Julie Hagerty's performances were great. Same can be said for everyone else.
2. Otto was a hilarious comic-relief character.
3. It is incredibly funny, with scenes like when Otto gets inflated or what he says.
4. Really good plot, which was well-thought-out.
5. Great soundtrack, with songs like *Stayin' Alive*.
6. The concept of a traumatized war veteran attempting to land a plane after an in-flight meal makes everyone sick was an incredible concept.
7. The writing is really good.
8. "***I am serious. And don't call me Shirley.***"
9. Many slapstick gags that still endure to this day.

## Bad Qualities

1. The film's slogan can be a bit offensive to 9/11 victims, although this can be excused due to the aforementioned events happening 21 years after the movie came out.
2. Some of the jokes (While funny) can feel random and out of place at times.
3. The "And Leon's getting laaaaargerrrrrr" scene, while funny, is an invasion of personal space.

## Reception

*Airplane!* was acclaimed by both critics and audiences, and is widely considered one of the best films about planes. It currently holds a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes from critics and 89% from the audience. It currently holds a 7.7 on IMDB.

## Trivia

* Jim Davis, the creator of Garfield, says this is one of his favorite movies.

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@fatsquishypanda

## **Backstory**

@fatsquishypanda was a Chaos Insurgency captain who led a squad in the infiltration of an SCP Foundation Euclid class site. The squad was able to embed themselves within the site, and remained undercover for two years. Ultimately, the plan culminated in the breaches of both SCP 173 and SCP 343. The incident was managed with no effort by the Foundation, since SCP 343 recontained SCP 173 before recontaining himself. The Insurgency squad members managed to escape the site but @fatsquishypanda was punished for his failure, and sentenced to a trial by combat against Delta Commander Bard. @fatsquishypanda was killed during the trial, no match for Bard's mastery of Elemental Manipulation.

## Stats

Strength-6 (strong)

Speed-6 (Trained runner)

IQ-7 (Genius)

Senses-6 (Experienced)

Aim-3 (Blind)

## **Death**

Died in trial by combat against Delta Commander Bard.
A Martian Christmas

***A Martian Christmas*** is a Mexican-American sci-fi Christmas animated film, released direct-to-video on November 11, 2009. The film was produced by Ánima Estudios and Porchlight Entertainment. The film was directed by José Alejandro García Muñoz.

Although it was described as a "television movie", there is currently no further information about the film's air date or network.

## Plot

A group of Martian invaders discovers that mankind may not need to be wiped out after all when they touch down on planet Earth just in time for Christmas. Far in the deepest reaches of the cosmos, a device made by earthlings scours the solar system for new forms of life. When a race of highly advanced aliens discovers the device and assumes that an invasion is imminent, they decide to launch a pre-emptive counter attack. But there's a stowaway on their Earthbound ship, and he's a curious eight year old Martian named Kip. The son of the ship's commander, Kip only wanted to spend a little more time with his dad and never meant to jeopardize the mission. When Kip accidentally activates an escape pod than sends him plummeting down to Earth, his dad quickly follows for fear that his son will be stuck on the surface when the planet is vaporized. But Kip and his father are in for a big surprise, because once they experience the joy of the holiday season, they realize that their assumptions about the human race were totally unfounded, and that the invasion should be called off immediately.
Agent Macaw: Shaken & Stirred

***El agente 00-P2*** (also known as ***Agent Macaw: Shaken & Stirred***) is a 2009 Mexican animated action-spy-comedy film produced by Ánima Estudios. The film features the voices of Mexican actors Jaime Camil, Silvia Pinal, and Dulce María.

It was released in theaters on February 13, 2009 in Mexico. This film references blockbuster spy films, such as *James Bond* and *Mission: Impossible*.

## Plot

Tambo Macaw, an overweight macaw who works as a janitor at the Central Intelligentus Animalus (CIA) dreams of becoming a secret agent. The opportunity arises when he is assigned, by mistake, the most important mission in the agency's history; stop the wicked plans of Mamá Osa and her evil organization. Tambo is helped by Jacinto Tortugo, an old turtle who is in charge of the technology lab in the agency and is one of Tambo's few friends. The couple journeys into the coolest and craziest adventure ever, which will lead them to faraway places where they'll face weird and dangerous foes. Our heroes will have to use their limited resources —in Tambo's case, his limited intelligence— to save the world from an icy extinction.

## Why's the name is Macaw, Agent Tambo Macaw and I'm the Agent 00-P2?

1. This is the first time a secret agent film has been made in Mexico.
2. Mamá Osa is a villain with whom you can empathise and understand her motives for revenge.
3. Tracks used in action scenes such as One Way or Another by Blondie during the chase at Risco Alto.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein

**Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein** is a 1948 horror comedy film starring Budd Abbott and Lou Costello contending with Dracula, the Wolf Man, and Frankenstein's Monster.

## Plot

In the first of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello's horror vehicles for Universal Pictures, the inimitable comic duo star as railway baggage handlers in northern Florida. When a pair of crates belonging to a house of horrors museum are mishandled by Wilbur (Lou Costello), the museum's director, Mr. MacDougal (Frank Ferguson), demands that they deliver them personally so that they can be inspected for insurance purposes, but Lou's friend Chick (Bud Abbott) has grave suspicions.

## Why It Rocks

1. Aside from Frankenstein’s Monster, this movie also includes Dracula and the Wolfman for more fun. This is also probably why they never made an Abbott and Costello Meets movie for those two monsters.
2. Phenomenal comedy. This was one of the first horror comedies ever made and is considered by many people to be one of the best with the stellar work of two of the greatest comedians of all time Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
3. Amazing acting from everyone, including Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, and even an uncredited Vincent Price.
4. Vincent Price had a cameo at the end of the movie as the Invisible Man, opening up the door for more of these movies.
5. This is the first time that the BIG THREE Universal Monsters, Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Wolfman, have appeared together since the 1945 film House of Dracula.
6. This is the first and only time that Bela Lugosi reprised his role as Dracula in a movie. He was technically in Dracula's daughter, the only direct sequel to the original Dracula, but only as a corpse at the very beginning of the movie.
7. The beginning of the movie shows a brief animated cartoon, which is really cool and sets the tone for the whole film.

## Reception

*Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein* is considered the best horror-comedy film of all time and was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress in 2001.

## Videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ju8cX7dzZg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUVTKFea-JA