This was made for the Detroit 48 Hour Film Festival last year. We were given a genre (Road Movie), a line of dialog ("It is what it is"), a prop (the lamp), and a character (Mr. Popular) We shot for about 19 hours, edited for about 15, and wrote for about six. Sleep was not something on the schedule. We won won award, for the music.

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Me and my cousin are going to make movie soon, just for fun :)

2029, a society where technology is in our everyday lives. A cybernetic anti terrorist team called Section 9 is after "The Puppet Master" who can possess any cybernetic body he wants and they must stop it from ever happening again.

A rebellious teenager has to spend the summer with her estranged father, a concert pianist.

Windtalkers is a 2002 World War II film directed by John Woo. Nicolas Cage and Christian Slater are two US Marine sergeants assigned to protect two Navajo Marine code talkers in the battle of Saipan. The film reportedly cost $100 million, but made only $40 million at the US box-office and only $70 million worldwide. The film's release was delayed multiple times. Reviews were generally mixed. The consistent criticism was about the focus of the movie on Cage's character and his angst rather than on the codebreakers the movie derives its title from. The Navajo code talkers receive scant attention. While Cage is an accomplished actor, he may have been too old and even outright miscast for his role as a young, disillusioned noncommissioned officer. It was also hard to follow the popular and critically acclaimed WWII films Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line without critical and box office comparisons. Historically, the battle of Saipan was less balanced, more of a lopsided US victory than the movie portrays. The US controlled the air over Saipan and landed 127000 troops against 31000 poorly equipped Japanese defenders, many of whom had arrived at Saipan badly burned or wounded from previous engagements. There is also some criticism over the filming location, as most of the production was filmed in Oahu, Hawaii rather than the actual island of Saipan. Despite both islands being in the Pacific, there is very little resemblance between the two. This has led some to believe that it caused the collapse of the film industry in Hawaii as, after the film was made, virtually no other mainstream films were produced or shot on the Hawaiian Islands up until the TV series Lost.

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