American Magic: The Sequel (2005-present)
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Wasn’t his painkiller addiction at least partly due to being accidentally set on fire in a Pepsi ad? Butterfly away that incident and you’d easily lead MJ away from drugs.
Can anybody picture that after that the great recession hits America, Donald trump would call into a talk and go on a rant about how he was Innocent and that how his ennimes falsified evidence to make him look guilty. Donald would then go on to say that the recession is god punishing the America for the injustice don to Donald and that the only way America could recover is if he was to be released form jail and elected president.
February 2006 Movies
Final Destination 3
Released by New Line Cinema.
In case you're wondering, the infamous tanning bed scenes are more gruesome than IOTL.
When a Stranger Calls
Released by Republic Pictures
Curious George
Released by Columbia Pictures.
Produced by Screen Gems.
Will Ferrell voices the Man in the Yellow Hat, whose name is revealed to be Ted Shackleford.
Eight Below
Released by Walt Disney Pictures.
High School Musical
Released by Hanna-Barbera. This title represents a shift in the trajectory of HB's live action output.
Released by New Line Cinema.
In case you're wondering, the infamous tanning bed scenes are more gruesome than IOTL.
When a Stranger Calls
Released by Republic Pictures
Curious George
Released by Columbia Pictures.
Produced by Screen Gems.
Will Ferrell voices the Man in the Yellow Hat, whose name is revealed to be Ted Shackleford.
Eight Below
Released by Walt Disney Pictures.
High School Musical
Released by Hanna-Barbera. This title represents a shift in the trajectory of HB's live action output.
Final Destination 3
Released by New Line Cinema.
In case you're wondering, the infamous tanning bed scenes are more gruesome than IOTL.
When a Stranger Calls
Released by Republic Pictures
Curious George
Released by Columbia Pictures.
Produced by Screen Gems.
Will Ferrell voices the Man in the Yellow Hat, whose name is revealed to be Ted Shackleford.
Eight Below
Released by Walt Disney Pictures.
High School Musical
Released by Hanna-Barbera. This title represents a shift in the trajectory of HB's live action output.
Ya know, given all the teen related stuff that HB did back in it's hey-day, High School Musical is, in some ways, a return to form for them.
Now, I'd love to know, With the marvel Universe pretty much being done with back in the 80s and early 90s, who comes next? Will we be seeing the Birth of the Image Cinematic Universe? Will Rob Liefeld's dreams finally come true? *Fingers Crossed*
HB is also coming out with Hannah Montana pretty soon. Might do that one animated though.
X-Men 3 and Sinister Six come out this summer.
The Power Pack should be on the big screen towards the end of the decade.
Image's CU is definitely coming up, starting in 2008. Oh yeah and I definitely plan to bring out Deadpool for 2016 from Hyperion.
Speaking of CU's, Archie and Harvey's long forgotten superhero lineups should each be getting one down the line.
Oh yeah, and I almost forgot, Universal Monsters Endgame comes out in 2009, but in the meantime, I still haven't found titles to fill that final phase.
That's good. So, Who's going to be the buyer? RKO, perhaps? I've been out of the loop for a while.
@Igeo654
Harvey was picked up by Disney very early in 1979. Harvey and Image are both imprints of Marvel.
Archie was taken over by Warner Bros in the late 90's.
Harvey was picked up by Disney very early in 1979. Harvey and Image are both imprints of Marvel.
Archie was taken over by Warner Bros in the late 90's.
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Speaking of CU's, Archie and Harvey's long forgotten superhero lineups should each be getting one down the line.
Oh yeah, and I almost forgot, Universal Monsters Endgame comes out in 2009, but in the meantime, I still haven't found titles to fill that final phase.[/QUOTE]
Archie super hero line is less forgotten then Harvey's. Oldnavy I believe you acted on my suggestion that since Warner owned Archie they made mighty mighty crusaders cartoon. I believe you said that it wasn't very successful because you said that Kids WB was on life support until they got the winx club in 2004. There was a big 2005 that was going to suggest you give to kid's wb but I forgot what it was. I do some reseharch on 2005 cartoon so I can rember what it was
Speaking of CU's, Archie and Harvey's long forgotten superhero lineups should each be getting one down the line.
Oh yeah, and I almost forgot, Universal Monsters Endgame comes out in 2009, but in the meantime, I still haven't found titles to fill that final phase.[/QUOTE]
Archie super hero line is less forgotten then Harvey's. Oldnavy I believe you acted on my suggestion that since Warner owned Archie they made mighty mighty crusaders cartoon. I believe you said that it wasn't very successful because you said that Kids WB was on life support until they got the winx club in 2004. There was a big 2005 that was going to suggest you give to kid's wb but I forgot what it was. I do some reseharch on 2005 cartoon so I can rember what it was
March 2006 Movies Part 1
Ice Age: The Meltdown
Released by 20th Century Fox
Thank You For Smoking
Released by RKO Radio Pictures
Aquamarine
Released by 20th Century Fox
She's the Man
Released by Geffen Pictures.
A modern retelling of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
Released by 20th Century Fox
Thank You For Smoking
Released by RKO Radio Pictures
Aquamarine
Released by 20th Century Fox
She's the Man
Released by Geffen Pictures.
A modern retelling of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
March 2006 Movies Part 2
Failure to Launch
Released by Paramount Pictures
V For Vendetta
Released by Universal Pictures
Based on the graphic novel published by Gemini Comics
Inside Man
Released by Warner Bros.
Stay Alive
Released by Lionsgate
ATL
Released by Trimark Pictures.
Slither
Released by Hemdale Film Corporation.
The Last Holiday
Released by Paramount Pictures
Firewall
Released by Hyperion Pictures.
Released by Paramount Pictures
V For Vendetta
Released by Universal Pictures
Based on the graphic novel published by Gemini Comics
Inside Man
Released by Warner Bros.
Stay Alive
Released by Lionsgate
ATL
Released by Trimark Pictures.
Slither
Released by Hemdale Film Corporation.
The Last Holiday
Released by Paramount Pictures
Firewall
Released by Hyperion Pictures.
"Since the dawn of existence, there have always been moments, when the course of history shifted. Such a turning point is upon us now....."
High School Musical not a Disney film but a HB film, really? Doesn't make sense to me...
Are you hinting that the next meaty update is the timeline's first completely original movie.