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Ninja Gaiden: The Dragon Born
The sequel to
Gorosaurus's 2002 masterpiece Ninja Gaiden, The Dragon Born
chronicles what's being called "the full story behind the
series". Clocking in at an estimated 45 mintues in length, it
begins thousands of years before the original and then covers
the events that happen after Ryu's defeat of the millenia beast
in the first film. Written by Z-Man and co-directed by Z-Man and
Gorosaurus. Scheduled for release in late 2004.
THE DRAGON
BORED - NINJA GAIDEN 2 PRODUCTION MEGASITE
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Vlarion 4 - The Heavens Collide
The finale of the
Vlarion series, continuing and bringing to a close the events
started in Alternate Vlarion 3. Dask has his own goals in the
rapidly collapsing world, leaving Brian, as the reluctant leader
of the group, to try and figure out what needs to be done. As
Vlaria continues to approach Earth and sinister plots begin to
unravel behind the scenes, the nature of reality itself could be
in jeopardy along with the fabric of time. Written and directed
by Aaron Haynes, scheduled for release in late 2004.
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Confused
The followup to
Orcus's debut Slightly Confused, MC follows the exploits of the
bank robber from the first after he breaks out of prison.
Heavily inspired by Ocean's 11 and classic caper movies, the
first film's premise of everyone just being a little on the
incompetent side is demonstrated again with the Bank Robber's
team, the warden and guards of the state prison, and of course
the lovably retarded police force. Written and directed by James
Quicksell, with some jokes and plot points pitched by Aaron
Haynes. Scheduled for release in August 2004.
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Ringworld:
The Lost Prophecy
Jon's science
fiction epic and a powerful followup to Liquid Sunshine. Very
little plot details have been revealed, but rumor has it the
sheer "holy shit" spectacle of the Lord of the Rings trilogy may
finally have been captured in 3D Movie Maker. Written and
Directed by Jon Barton, Scheduled for Release October 3rd, 2004.
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SATANIK
Andres's final big
3DMM project, a stylish concept-based heist film that plays like
the comic book series it was inspired by. The action is framed
by panels that grow, shrink, flip, and move around the screen,
capturing the action in a truly unique way. Few plot details
have been released, but the comic book style of the narrative
seems to indicate very good things. Written and Directed by
Andres De La Hoz, scheduled for release in 2004.
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SUMMER '04
The Prowling
Z-Man's followup
to his JDR Revival review; a powerful, stylish 40-page script
with elements of the shadow and samurai films a cornerstone. Dan
Martin of the JDR series takes charge, proving beyond a shadow
of a doubt that given structure and direction, his animation can
be used to tell a much more conventional and accessible story
than Revolutions or Revival's. Aaron tags along to provide
cinematic input and clean up after Dan's laziness. Written by
Z-Man, Directed by Daniel Martin, and toyed with by Aaron
Haynes. Scheduled for release in late 2004/early 2005.
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