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Shit it was, my bad. Give me a second to find something else.

It's ok to admit you have a crush on Charlie Hunnam.

Jennifer Lopez is bankable again, I'll go with Marry me and hope it's a breakout comedy !

Good choice. Can't believe I've got to fake my way through 3 more picks! Time to actually do research!

Can we end this at Round 10?

With Amazon and Netflix and Hulu and Apple TV+ and Disney Plus taking so many projects we're going to struggle to get 158 films. 130 should be the max.

Yes, we're only doing 10 rounds.

I feel like we have enough out there for 12 rounds. I feel like waivers will be hot with a bunch of additional titles moving into the year. Several open weekends. I have at least 20 movies marked without getting into the super limited releases that we end up taking in the regular draft.

Underwater, My Spy, Antlers, Spell, Emma, Rise, Gretal and Hansel, portrait of a lady on fire, Samaritan, news of the world just to name a few. Let’s not wimp out here.

I'll take My Spy and hope it does better than Stuber.

Six takes Fatale.

Aquamann2001 wrote:Underwater, My Spy, Antlers, Spell, Emma, Rise, Gretal and Hansel, portrait of a lady on fire, Samaritan, news of the world just to name a few. Let’s not wimp out here.

There are about 12 scheduled wide releases left to pick. That'll take us in round 10, around Pick 127. You're suggesting another 2 rounds, that's 30 or so picks, for potential breakout limited (and only a handful do it every year) and unreleased films? And let's not forget the inevitable cases of wide releases being picked up by Streamers like Superintelligence. Acknowledging the changing face of film distribution and deciding not to fight over a bunch of films that'll make $1-5m, or not even report at all, is hardly wimping out, it's just saving time.

I would agree with that. Ten should be enough.

I'm good with anything, although 2 rounds of either picking movies that may come out or filling them in with limited release movies would be interesting