[Matte]

12 rounds.

Movies must have had a theatrical release in the US between January 1, 2000 and December 31, 2009. Movies released in 1999 that continued their theatrical run into 2000 are not eligible.

Categories:
- Action/Adventure
- Comedy
- Drama
- Horror/Thriller
- Sci-Fi/Fantasy
- Sports
- Animated
- Sequel
- Blockbuster (100M+ domestic gross)
- Oscar Nominee (Picture/Directing/Leading Actor/Leading Actress)
- 2 Wild Cards

Category eligibility is decided by IMDb.

Do we like the "blockbuster" category? I'm firm on all the others but wouldn't mind swapping "blockbuster" out for something else. I'm open to suggestions. Or we can just keep it.

Who's in?
Matte
Hodgey
DevSop
Solly
Liz
Sportsguy
Cletus
Eco

[The Canadian Content]

I’m in, and I’m fine with the blockbuster category.

[DevSop]

Sept 30, 2023 7:38:34 GMT -5 The Canadian Content said:

I’m in, and I’m fine with the blockbuster category.

I’m in and mostly fine with blockbuster, but I’d either raise the gross to 250 or base it on budget. Movies started hitting 100M easily in the 2000s.

I’d also consider one or two additional categories: Romance, Documentary, Razzie nominee, Reboot/Remake…just some ideas.

[MayhemNX]

Sure, I'll give it a go.

[The Jewish Cunthead]

In

[Sportsguy]

A movie draft you say? Huh, don't think I've done anything like this before but what the hell.

[cletusegw]

I'm in

[Chris Eco]

I'm in! And agreed on raising the gross for blockbuster (at least to 150M).

[Sportsguy]

I'll 3rd the suggestion to raise the minimum for Blockbuster, I'd say 200 mil. I'd be down for adding Documentary and/or Razzie nominee as well. And making a motion to add Screenplay to the Oscars category.

[MayhemNX]

Going to actually sit this one out. Hope it goes well

[Matte]

Will start this up sometime this weekend. Still time for anyone else to jump in.