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Same here Dustoff. In big *.0115. FYI, 2 other big stock discussion boards are in this as well. Good luck all
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A little late, but let me join Will in giving some props to OhhhYeah for his righteous DD.
I was flipflopping on where to put my money in for next week between this and PBLS. Saw a nice little White Marubozu forming on FMLY, which piqued my interest.
I like both charts, but immaturely enough, what put me over the top was the low OS and my ability to now make a bunch of mob/Godfather jokes- you know like "welcome to the FMLY".
I invest like I'm a 6 year old basically. I'm now going to see if there are any OTC stocks with names like POOP or TURD.
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That's funny bilgert. That's like my wife and her sister playing block pools. They win more consistently than anyone I know, How? They choose the team with the "cutest" uniform..
I tried choosing by who has the best looking cheerleaders and always seem to break out even...
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I kept waiting for the original poster to post it on the Hot Stocks thread, nobody did, so I posted it on "HOT STOCKS FREE FOR ALL" on Allstocks..
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I just read the 10-Q and the DD on recent productions.. This is huge.. real huge. Next week is going to be really interesting. I am not in anyway as no funds freed up. GLTA
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if your getting in get in now,this is in for an OBVIOUS run next week and I am certain we should get a PR early Monday on the movie reviews! Any DT exits will get absorbed now and with strong support at .015 this is so undervalued its sickening!
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Well I'm ready for next week, I don't know why it is not moving today but it will on Monday. DD the CEO and you'll find all kinds of good things.
Randall Emmett
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Mercenary for Justice (2006) (V) (producer) 16 Blocks (2006) (producer) The Tenants (2006) (producer) Before It Had a Name (2005) (producer) Edison (2005) (producer) Today You Die (2005) (producer) Submerged (2005) (V) (co-producer) The Amityville Horror (2005) (co-executive producer) Loverboy (2005) (co-executive producer) Borderland (2005) (producer) Control (2004) (producer) Unstoppable (2004) (executive producer) ... aka 9 Lives (Europe: English title: DVD title) A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004) (executive producer) Belly of the Beast (2003) (producer) Blind Horizon (2003) (producer) Wonderland (2003/I) (executive producer) Out for a Kill (2003) (producer) Half Past Dead (2002) (co-executive producer) ... aka Halb tot (Germany) Try Seventeen (2002) (producer) ... aka All I Want (USA: DVD title) The Badge (2002) (executive producer) Run for the Money (2002) (producer) ... aka Hard Cash (USA: video title) Narc (2002) (executive producer) ... aka Narco (Canada: French title) Gentlemen of the Hunt (2002) (producer) Good Advice (2001) (producer) Ticker (2001) (producer) The Devil and Daniel Webster (2001) (associate producer) (co-executive producer) Held for Ransom (2000) (producer) Cutaway (2000) (TV) (co-executive producer) After Sex (2000) (producer) Andrew Dice Clay: I'm Over Here Now (2000) (TV) (executive producer) Escape to Grizzly Mountain (2000) (producer)
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Depends, I got in with shares * .015 also, but midday. Can I pump? I don't want to pump, this stock doesn't need it. Its going up up and away!
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LOL....I agree.....we won't need to pump...in this case that's Bruce Willis's job at the box office! Anyone expect a gapper up to the resistance at .022 Monday?
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Thanks all for the kind words. There was nice volume today and I am excited to see the results after the weekend box office numbers are released!
PS.. how come people like Will and others dont have the ability to be rated with stars?
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OhhhYeah, I re-enabled my rating system, let's see how generous people are. Some people don't like hearing the truth though.
LOL
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Yea, it's kind of unfortunate, but it's the best system Allstocks to come up with. I think everyone enjoys some type of recognition. A lot of times people's rating suffer from just exposing a weakness of a stock, or taking a position opposite the majority. The abuse of the system got bad enough for me to disable that feature. The emotional replies, and childish personal attacks had me close to just leaving and not posting anymore. My picks will run if I post 'em or keep 'em to myself.
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quote:Originally posted by Dustoff101: Lendeborg,,,,just a suggestion..
Can you contact a Moderator to have the thread changed to...
FMLY.....is the time.
Easier to see and reconize the stock for folks looking at the column at a glance..
Good feel to this stock..I'm buying more
------------------------------------------------ Bump!!! Anybody else in agreement? Or am I just going cross-eyed and can't see?
Looks very good here for next week.....
As many know,,, I generaly place my bigger plays in the NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE and the more established OTCBB'S....
But!!!!!! On this one, I am putting in some serious doe!! High confidence level, and sleeping just fine...Geezz, I slept in this AM didn't get up till 04:35
On a more serious note.....I learned a long time ago, a simple stock indicater..
If ya sleep well over the week-end after a major buy in a new stock, well thats always been a good sign with me!
So far I can find "nothing" that can hurt us Monday!
Sidebar: Lendeborg, seriously, it may be hard for the folks to see FMLY at a glance, great find,,, but a little more clarity in seeing the stock could help when this thing really gets moving!! You are the one that can do it, simply by contacting a Mod in a PM...
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I picked some up in the last 10 minutes of the day. In at .015.
I went and saw the movie last night, it was really good. It's a new idea that's not been done before. If you like shows like NYPD Blue, ER, Chicago Hope, 24, then this movie is for you.
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Family Room Entertainment Corporation, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, engages in the development, production, and distribution of theatrical based motion pictures primarily in the United States and Canada. It also provides production related services. The company was organized in 1969 under the name Cobb Resources Corporation and changed its name to Family Room Entertainment Corporation in 2000. Family Room Entertainment is based in Beverly Hills, California.
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these guys are actually making money,check out the last earnings!The projected income outweighs the cash requirements.
FMLY’s estimate of net cash requirements for overhead for the next twelve months subsequent to December 2005, is approximately $115,000 (includes the above fixed cost estimate of $73,600) a month for a twelve month total of $1,380,000. The estimate of cash in flow (net of film cost and fees) from operations for that time period from projects currently in place is estimated to be approximately $2,000,000. We are unable to estimate beyond this twelve month period because we are still in negotiation on a number of projects.
In order to sustain operations in the near term, it is anticipated that motion pictures produced by FMLY will be entirely financed through outside sources. In April 2004, we received $644,455 in funds pursuant to a subscription agreement. On October 6, 2004, the Company received $1,300,000 from Tau Entertainment (Elisa Salinas), an investor, for the production of the movie “The Tenants”. The investor is to recoup the investment within four months following the delivery of the picture to the worldwide distributor (which is estimated to be June 14th, 2006) at 4% interest plus 50% of the net profits of the underlying movie. The funds advanced under the agreement are restricted to use in the production of “The Tenants”. In March 2005, the Company received an additional $2,179,719 advance from Elisa Salinas under terms similar to the original $1,300,000 advance. The $2,179,719 advance is restricted to use and has been invested in the productions of: $1,719,719 in Borderland, $250,000 in Wickerman, and $130,000 in Room Service as of December 2005. At December 31, 2005, Freedoms Films has invested $2,148,895 in Borderland, Scorched Earth invested $500,000 in Borderland, and E F F Partners, LLC invested $271,514 in White Air. In January 2006, Freedoms Films invested an additional $125,000 in Borderland and Scorched Earth invested an additional $72,500 into Borderland.
and this pretty much is still in the start up stages imo.
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[QUOTE=otcaddict]another reason i believe this will only get better, this is just a few noteable movies that will be released in the near future by FMLY : 1) THE WICKER MAN starring Nicolas Cage 2)THE CONTRACT starring John Cusack and Morgan Freeman 3) 88 MINUTES starring Al Pacino take a look at these names people, these are not has-beens. these are todays top movie stars. i like all of them and these people do only top notch Blockbuster type films. these are just a few of the movies that will be released in the future but there are many more. how in the world is this co. only trading * .015 ??? this seems hugely undervalued to me, double digit pps estimates don't seem far fetched to me, not by a mile. i can only see this going much higher. glta.[/QUOTE]
Family Room Entertainment Corporation (NASDAQ OTC BB: FMLY), is please to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Emmett/Furl Films announced today in conjunctions with Avi Lerner’s Millennium Films that they have signed Jon Avnet to direct “88 Minutes,” based on Gary Scott Thompson’s original spec. Al Pacino will star in the pic. The producers for 88 MINUTES are Avi Lerner, Randall Emmett, George Furla Jon Avnet, John Thompson and Gary Scott Thompson. Executive Producers on the Pic will be: Danny Dimbort, Boaz Davidson, Trevor Short, Lawrence Bender and John Baldecchi. Production is scheduled to commence October 15th in Vancouver. Pic falls under the Millennium and Emmett/Furla Films production, finance and distribution arrangement. 88 MINUTES focuses on a college professor who moonlights as a forensic psychiatrist for the FBI and receives a death threat claiming that he has only has 88 minutes to live. In order to save his own life, he must use all of his skills and training to narrow down the possible suspects, who include a disgruntled student, a jilted former lover, and a serial killer who is already on death row. Emmett and Furla stated: “We are thrilled to have Jon on board. We believe that Jon and Al will make a fantastic one-two creative punch that will make ’88 MINUTES’ a superb high concept thriller” Avi Lerner stated: “Randy and George continue to deliver the kind of films Millennium wants to make. We are very excited to be in business with one of the top actors of our time.”Millennium and Emmett/Furla Films, also under their multi-pic arrangement, recently wrapped production of the Bruce Willis star-er “16 BLOCKS” for director Page # 2 of 3 Richard Donner and are set to begin shooting the Nicolas Cage Star-er “THE WICKER MAN” with Neil La Bute directing next month. “THE CONTRACT” began shooting this week with Bruce Beresford directing and John Cusack and Morgan Freeman starring. Jon Avnet has directed and produced over fifty films. He is currently in post production on Bob Edward's “LAND OF THE BLIND” starring Ralph Fiennes and Donald Sutherland. He is also producing two plays currently running on Broadway: the Tony Award winning “SPAMALOT” and the critically acclaimed “PILLOWMAN.”
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look at some of these names and movies in the works for FMLY right now!!
Family Room Entertainment Corporation (NASDAQ OTC BB: FMLY), is please to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Emmett/Furl Films announced today in conjunctions with Avi Lerner’s Millennium Films that they have signed Jon Avnet to direct “88 Minutes,” based on Gary Scott Thompson’s original spec. Al Pacino will star in the pic. The producers for 88 MINUTES are Avi Lerner, Randall Emmett, George Furla Jon Avnet, John Thompson and Gary Scott Thompson. Executive Producers on the Pic will be: Danny Dimbort, Boaz Davidson, Trevor Short, Lawrence Bender and John Baldecchi. Production is scheduled to commence October 15th in Vancouver. Pic falls under the Millennium and Emmett/Furla Films production, finance and distribution arrangement. 88 MINUTES focuses on a college professor who moonlights as a forensic psychiatrist for the FBI and receives a death threat claiming that he has only has 88 minutes to live. In order to save his own life, he must use all of his skills and training to narrow down the possible suspects, who include a disgruntled student, a jilted former lover, and a serial killer who is already on death row. Emmett and Furla stated: “We are thrilled to have Jon on board. We believe that Jon and Al will make a fantastic one-two creative punch that will make ’88 MINUTES’ a superb high concept thriller” Avi Lerner stated: “Randy and George continue to deliver the kind of films Millennium wants to make. We are very excited to be in business with one of the top actors of our time.”Millennium and Emmett/Furla Films, also under their multi-pic arrangement, recently wrapped production of the Bruce Willis star-er “16 BLOCKS” for director Page # 2 of 3 Richard Donner and are set to begin shooting the Nicolas Cage Star-er “THE WICKER MAN” with Neil La Bute directing next month. “THE CONTRACT” began shooting this week with Bruce Beresford directing and John Cusack and Morgan Freeman starring. Jon Avnet has directed and produced over fifty films. He is currently in post production on Bob Edward's “LAND OF THE BLIND” starring Ralph Fiennes and Donald Sutherland. He is also producing two plays currently running on Broadway: the Tony Award winning “SPAMALOT” and the critically acclaimed “PILLOWMAN.”
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The only problem is, you don't know FMLY's level of participation in the producing of any movies, no detail. You don't know if the executives who are listed as executive producers are doing their investment for themselves or through FMLY.
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well consider this...George Furla - Co-Chairman & Chief Executive Officer,Randall Emmett - Co-Chairman & Chief Operating Officer,since FMLY's officers are the company and they hold two positions as producers don't ya think it will benefit the comany totally!
Produced by Boaz Davidson .... executive producer Danny Dimbort .... executive producer Stephen J. Eads .... associate producer Randall Emmett .... producer George Furla .... executive producer Todd Gilbert .... associate producer Manfred Heid .... executive producer Derek Hoffman .... co-producer Gerd Koechlin .... executive producer Josef Lautenschlager .... executive producer Avi Lerner .... producer Brian Read .... co-producer Hadeel Reda .... executive producer Arnold Rifkin .... producer Trevor Short .... executive producer Andreas Thiesmeyer .... executive producer John Thompson .... producer Jim Van Wyck .... producer Bruce Willis .... producer
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Not argueing that their participation will have some benefit. Can you tell me FMLY's level of participation, the service they provide to each movie, the strucure of each deal with anticipated revenues? It will most likely run. The run will have difficulty being sustained for lack of hard numbers, the PR's are ambiguous, enough to get your interest, and specualte benefit through logically assuming linkage, but not detailed.
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based on the previous earnings report and projections we can only summize to what extent each role plays,we will have to wait for the next 10-Q to get the details but even with minimal parts or involvement the company gets residual revenues per everything I have been reading pertaining to the releases.
others involving FMLY
-- "LONELY HEARTS," starring John Travolta, James Gandofini and Salma Hayek;
-- "MERCENARY," starring Steven Seagal, which filmed in Capetown, South Africa;
-- "16 BLOCKS," starring Bruce Willis for director Richard Donner ("LETHAL WEAPON");
-- "THE CONTRACT," starring John Cusack and Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman, with Academy Award Nominee Bruce Beresford directing;
-- "THE WICKER MAN," starring Nicolas Cage for director Neil LaBute ("IN THE COMPANY OF MEN");
-- "THE TENANTS," starring Dylan McDermott and Snoop Doggy Dogg;
-- "TODAY YOU DIE," starring Steven Seagal;
-- "THE WIDOW'S LOVER" (a/k/a "BLACK WIDOW"), starring Willem Dafoe;
-- "BORDERLAND," starring Jake Muxworthy, Rider Strong, Brian Presley, Sean Astin and Beto Cuevas for Lions Gate Films; and
-- "WHITE AIR," starring Dominique Swain and Tom Sizemore;
Family Room, through its various subsidiaries, is in active development in conjunction with third parties on the following projects during Fiscal 2005, and continues active development on these projects:
-- "MICRONAUTS," which is based on the 1970s and 80s toy line and is featured in almost 200 Marvel Comics issues;
-- "ROOM SERVICE," based on the novel by Beverly Brandt and starring Jessica Simpson;
-- "TERROR TRAIN," based on the 1980 horror classic starring Jamie Lee Curtis;
-- "DAY OF THE DEAD," based on the 1985 George Romero classic zombie film;
-- "RIN TIN TIN," based on the true-life story of Rin Tin Tin; and
-- "88 MINUTES," starring Al Pacino and directed by Jon Avnet, which is slated to begin principal photography on October 15, 2005.
Several of FMLY's films received acceptance to prestigious film festivals as well as other accolades:
-- Scarlett Johansson was nominated for her performance in "A LOVE SONG FOR BOBBY LONG," marking her third consecutive Golden Globe nomination for "Actress in a Leading Role";
-- "THE TENANTS" premiered at the 2005 Tribecca Film Festival;
-- "THE WIDOW'S LOVER" (a/k/a "BLACK WIDOW") premiered at the 2005 Venice Film Festival; and
-- "EDISON" was the closing night film at the 2005 Toronto Film Festival.
I have been on this stock for awhile now. I am positive on it. However, some are making it sound like a sure thing to see a dime overnight. Please everyone, keep in mind just Friday they ran this from an open of .0127 to HOD of .0197, (55%). It will most likely gap, but I don't think it ready for dimeland or above just yet. I expect that there will be buying opportunities yet to come. I guess I have seen to many times a stock being overhyped early on, with newer investors getting in, only to disappointed on a retrace after a bounce. Grant it, it is everyone's personal responsibility to play a stock as they see it, but over doing it based on specualtion and assumption just seems a bit aggressive to me. Guess I would like to see more detail than : "Emmett/Furla Films provided producing-type services in connection with "16 BLOCKS.""
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Member posted March 01, 2006 22:08 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have been watching FMLY since 2/10/05 when it had unusually high volume of 4.1M, and was trading at .015. More interesting was 2/16, when it was taken down to .011. Those numbers sorta/kinda told me it was ready, but since then it has been bouncing between .012 / .017 on modest volume.
The latest 10Q filed on 2/13 shows :
State the number of shares outstanding of each of the Registrant's classes of common equity, as of the latest practicable date. Outstanding as of February 9, 2006 117,666,843 Shares.
I saw Bruce Willis on Letterman last night plugging the movie, and I thought I saw that he is scheduled for Leno tonight. I haven't verified if, or to what extent FMLY is really involved with the movie.
The numbers say something is going on. Worth watching. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
will Member posted March 02, 2006 23:26 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good job, OhhhYeah.
I liked the stock, the volume and price variance convinced me.
Just like seeing some documented facts of any claim, good or bad.
Executive Producers usually put up $ ! The question is, was it his money, or FMLY's, and how much?
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Will I'm not sure but volume of 50 million on Friday is a little different than volume of 4 million from 1 month ago... Where is this going to retrace to .01? It closed at .015 and has not dipped into subpenny land yet. Market Cap here is under $2 million dollars and O/S is 117 million with the A/S at only 200 million, so not much room to dump many shares. The new movies that are coming out with the big names are much larger projects than what they have done in the past, I wish I had the structure for each deal too, but if it is similiar to the previous deals then they will make money. Profits were up last year and they are certainly going to rise this year. We will see, every penny is speculative but clearly this stock is sitting at it's 52 week low and has a shorting problem and we just experienced 50X normal volume. Next week is going to be big...
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I don't disagree. It probably won't retrace to .01. Believe me, I would never confuse 4M Volume with 50M Volume either. The point of mentioning the 4M and the take down to .011 on Feb 16 was nothing more then to say, based on those numbers a run could have been predicted in the near future. If JimSC and I were still doing the UHV thread, you have seen this one mentioned there Feb 16.
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