The Movies

[FreelancePolice]

http://movies.lionhead.com/movie/4353

here's the first zombie film in 1943 :P

[FreelancePolice]

I've started reviewing other peoples films in the hope that they'll review mine, so all you ntsc-ukers i hope for reviews :P

[Thisco]

I'll review as soon as I upload my own films.

Currently my studio isn't performing well due to the problems of my stars. I'll have to let them rest and get rid of their addictions. This means I'll have to use other stars...

It's awkward that there aren't enough people cueing to become a crew member. Sometimes I can't start shooting because my crews are occupied on other sets.

Do people here shoot multiple films at the same time?

[FreelancePolice]

i shoot about 2 max. Basicall depending on your studio rating you have a employee threshhold fire and employee and you'll get people queing

[Thisco]

Thanks.

A word of advice to everyone: don't start your own, ambitious projects too soon. Mine is costing a fortune, taking AGES te complete and seems like it'll be a total failure at box office :-( Just what is needed to ruin your studio.

I also think I'm juggling too many stars ( 3 male actors, 2 female and 3 directors ). I might cut down to 2 of each...

I'm still good at keeping a tidy and clean lot, but financially I'm falling back. Still, the most important stars are happy :-D

[FreelancePolice]

i've got loads of cash, I just seem to be managing ok. All my stars are old now though

[EvilBoris]

I do beleive thre should be a patch that tweaks things to make it a but easier, I found it very hard to make people famous. Also the fact that even custom scripts are limited in quality by the writers office you own

[EvilBoris]

I've completed my latest opus, here it is for all to see!

http://movies.lionhead.com/movie/6210

[Silvergun X]

LOL

I love it.

[Stuart Smith]

Picked this up in the January sales after it was cruelled ignored on my Christmas list, just started getting into it.

AWESOME! Haven't played a game with so much `just five more minutes` factor in ages. I guess the secret is in taking very finely honed god sim mechanics (after all, it's Lionhead's specialty) but tying it to something so obviously infectious as the movie biz. The Sims is just another version of something you do every day, but The Movies is something that practically none of us can ever do, it seems like such an obvious idea I'm amazed it took so long.

Can't wait to get stuck into producing my own tailormade movies. So far so good anyways