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Cheers. The MMs got tons of shares, so must we. Trust the MMs' ability to pump. FMLY will run like IMNR. Watch it.
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FMLY IMO will prove to be a major double digit money maker over the next few months.
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Posted by: DrRemcoL In reply to: None Date:3/12/2006 4:52:43 AM Post #of 215
ATTENTION! Have something to say about Edison.
I visit the theatre yesterday, and I can only say that Edison is a terrific movie. A little bit violent, but outstanding in one word.
I saw EMMET/FURLA FILMS on the screen realy huge projected approx. 15 meters * 10 meters. (Millennium Films presented Emmet/Furla Film with the EFF logo).
Then I saw both names also huge projected. George Furla and Randal Emmet.
To me it looks like Emmet/Furla made the movie. The names popped off the screen so huge was it.
The theatre was sold out to the last chair. I checked it myself.
And I think Justin Timberlake did a nice job as a journalist.
I can only say I had a nice evening. Terrific movie, high quality IMO and nice special effects. Good job EFF.
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Among holdovers, the Bruce Willis cop drama 16 Blocks fared best grossing an estimated $7.3M in its second weekend putting its ten-day cume at $22.7M. The Warner Bros. film also enjoyed the smallest decine in the top ten slipping 38%. A final take of $35-40M seems likely
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Sales will be made overseas and with DVD. The good thing about this company is that they have a few other big movies ready to go...
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03/13/2006 11:07 ET - US Financial Network: Disney-Pixar deal to close by late April, May: CFO and Trans-Global Holdings, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Half Way to Tuscon, Inc. 03/13/2006 09:54 ET - Stockguru.com: Guru Alerts for Monday, March 13, 2006 TTSR, FMLY, OLKT, GWGO. 03/13/2006 09:37 ET - **********: ACOR, AMCP, BBF, DB, RSMI, FMLY Have Been On ********** Naked Short List For 13 Consecutive Trading Days
We will be filing, as warranted, future news updates to keep shareholders informed as to our progress." Emmett/Furla Films, a wholly owned subsidiary of Family Room Entertainment Corporation (OTCBB: FMLY), would like to present the following status report on projects that are in development and/or slated for production in calendar year 2006. Emmett/Furla Films is pleased to announce that Warner Bros. and Alcon Entertainment will release "16 BLOCKS" nationwide on March 3, 2006. The picture stars Bruce Willis, Mos Def and David Morse, and was directed by Richard Donner ("LETHAL WEAPON"). Emmett/Furla Films provided producing-type services in connection with "16 BLOCKS."
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Release dates for 16 Blocks so far.. Spaghetti
Philippines – 1 March 2006 (Manila) USA – 3 March 2006 Hong Kong – 15 March 2006 Greece – 16 March 2006 Italy – 31 March 2006 Belgium – 5 April 2006 France – 5 April 2006 Thailand – 6 April 2006 Cyprus – 7 April 2006 Germany – 20 April 2006 Austria – 21 April 2006 UK – 28 April 2006 Netherlands – 15 June 2006 Hungary – September 2006
German media fund "Equity Pictures"
Key Facts in English - In our company profile you can read all about our company In our company profile you can read all about facts and figures on Equity Pictures AG
Equity Pictures AG – Bavaria-Film-Platz 7 82031 Grünwald Phone: +49-89-697787-200 Fax: +49-89-697787-250 info*equitypictures.com www.equitypictures.com
Content :
1. Company Profile 2. The Management Team of Equity Pictures AG
1. Company Profile
Equity Pictures AG specialises in providing investment opportunities to producers for the production of quality and commercial feature film and television films for international all-media exploitation. In order to insure a continuous flow of high quality productions, strategic alliances have been established with producers who have a recognizable “track-record”, sales & distribution organisations, theatrical distributors and television networks.
The company’s goal is to continue being a strong and established investment and production partner for the global media and entertainment industry with particular focus on Hollywood and English speaking film and television productions.
Revamped regs send funds back to drawing board Investors to scrutinize each step in production
By SIMON KINGSLEY, Mon., Feb. 2, 2004, 5:00pm PT
BERLIN -- Since 1997, German media funds have raised some $8 billion. Hollywood got the loot, the Teutonic tax office didn't. Finally wising up, the government amended the law Jan. 1. "It's now much harder for German funds to invest in U.S. films," says Siegmar Pohl, head of German media at law firm Hammonds. "In the future, funds will have to fulfill more stringent requirements."
The most important one is the advisory board, requiring the investors to take a more entrepreneurial role by playing producer.
The boards, comprising investors, must now make substantial decisions on all steps in the production process including selecting the story, script, main cast and director -- in other words, act like a real producer.
The fund isn't allowed to use the board to simply rubber-stamp its decisions, or make any without the board's approval.
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Germany‘s film funds resurfacing Staff and agencies 13 February, 2006
By Scott Roxborough 30 minutes ago
BERLIN (Hollywood Reporter) - Germany‘s once all-powerful film funds, which found themselves left out in the cold after the government shut them down last year, used the Berlin International Film Festival to rebrand themselves as responsible partners of film producers and not just tax-dodge specialists.
Fund groups including major players VIP Media, Equity Pictures and Apollo Media on Monday announced the formation of a national association, Private Capital Film & Media, which they say will act as a bridge between independent producers and German private capital.
"The message is, we are the friend of the producers, (and) we want to help producers tap the potential of the German equity market," association spokesman and Munich media attorney Robert Strasser said. "We understand, because of the controversy surrounding some of the funds in the past, (that) our first job will be to win back the trust of the film and television community as well as the financial community."
Germany‘s film funds, which raised billions in private equity to invest in mainly U.S. productions, were shuttered last year by the German government, which viewed most of the funds as little more than an elaborate tax dodge.
Germany‘s old funds tapped mainly wealthy professionals, typified by the "rich dentist" who would invest $100,000 into a blind film-fund pool to defer paying taxes. The new fund association says the new sources of private film financing will come directly from banks and investment companies as well as wealthy individuals willing to plunk down $1 million or more on projects.
Strasser estimates that the German market has the potential to raise $200 million-$300 million a year in private equity for film production. "It might not be the billions the funds used to collect, but it isn‘t bad, and it could mean a lot more production for Germany," he said.
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The PR that was expected was apparently and slightly delayed per one contact that I have spoken with yesterday and it will cover more then just the movie releases but I could not get any details other then that.....keep in mind my friends on the west coast are not tied directly with the company,just some contacts that help me with some hard to find info on some picks since certain ones are in better research positions.I too feel that .018's is THEE bottom now with strong support.
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I just got off the phone with Melissa from FMLY and they are going over some things right now and Mr.Walton will be calling me back shortly (which I take within the next day since thats how they think in Hollywood...LOL)They have a list of questions from me that is actually being looked at and hopefully we get a response asap!
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look at the bolded section of this PR that was released last month.
The following projects, in connection with which Emmett/Furla Films provided producing services, have completed principal photography and are currently in post-production:
-- "THE WICKER MAN," starring Nicolas Cage for director Neil LaBute ("IN THE COMPANY OF MEN");
-- "THE CONTRACT," starring John Cusack and Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman with Academy Award Nominee Bruce Beresford directing; and
-- "88 MINUTES" starring Al Pacino for director John Avnet ("UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL").
The following project, in connection with which Emmett/Furla Films provided co-financing and producing services, has completed principal photography and is currently in post-production:
-- "BORDERLAND," which Lions Gate Films will distribute, is a
horror picture based on a true story.
As we are currently in negotiations on several projects, FMLY hopes to release information on these projects by the end of the current quarter.
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Well hopefully they release something soon, or else this baby is going to continue to slowly leak away.
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