AlphaWolfKane
Planter
This post contains very big endgame spoilers, If you do not wish to be spoiled, please ignore this post.
Since we've had the movie theater added to the game, my mind has been buzzing with ideas for new movies we could potentially see on the big screen in future updates. I spent awhile brainstorming and writing up ideas for 4 new movies that could be added to the game.
Spring Year 3
The Wisteria Tunnel
Poster: Wisteria Flowers draping down from the top. The movie’s title is at the bottom
Movie info: An animated musical about a young boy finding a magical world deep in the woods.
Summer Year 3
Solarion Chronicles The Movie
Poster: A hooded figure with a red face takes up most of the poster with a full moon above him.
Movie info: An exciting fantasy adventure based on the award-winning book series, The Solarion Chronicles.
Fall Year 3
The Haunting of Mosswood Creek
Poster: A house with a light in the attic window at night. The title is at the bottom.
Movie info: The terrifying true accounts of the Wester family and their paranormal experience inside their home. (Parental Supervision Required)
Winter Year 3
How I Became The Queen of Sauce
Poster: A queen’s crown sitting around the base of a Chef’s hat, the title is at the top of the poster.
Movie info: From aspiring cook to celebrity chef, we follow the true story of Jennifer Young as she becomes the Queen of Sauce.
I took quite awhile writing these up. I wanted to use elements from the game and try some new ideas while trying to stay as close to the game's overall feel.
What are your thoughts? Are these movies too much? Fit or don't fit with the game? Could the stories have been different? Comment below!
Since we've had the movie theater added to the game, my mind has been buzzing with ideas for new movies we could potentially see on the big screen in future updates. I spent awhile brainstorming and writing up ideas for 4 new movies that could be added to the game.
Spring Year 3
The Wisteria Tunnel
Poster: Wisteria Flowers draping down from the top. The movie’s title is at the bottom
Movie info: An animated musical about a young boy finding a magical world deep in the woods.
- Title Screen: A long tunnel of Wisteria Flowers leading towards a bright light, the movie title is near the ground. (Wild Horseradish Jam begins playing)
- Opening scene: A young boy plays alone in a forest, he notices a long tunnel of wisteria flowers leading down a long path.
- Scene 2: The boy follows down the wisteria tunnel, the tunnel seems to go on forever.
- Scene 3: The boy reaches the end, he comes to an enchanted forest where mystical creatures live in harmony; gnomes, dryads, fairies and junimos.
- Scene 4: The Fairy Queen takes the boy by the hand and leads him to the center of their village.
- Scene 5: The young boy is having an amazing time, singing, dancing and playing with the many wonderful creatures that have welcomed him into their home.
- Scene 6: The sun is setting and the village grows quiet, The Fairy Queen leads the young boy back to the Wisteria Tunnel for him to head home.
- Scene 7: The Fairy Queen tells the boy he may return any time he wishes but he must keep their world a secret.
- End Scene: The young boy heads back down the Wisteria Tunnel to go home. THE END is above him.
Summer Year 3
Solarion Chronicles The Movie
Poster: A hooded figure with a red face takes up most of the poster with a full moon above him.
Movie info: An exciting fantasy adventure based on the award-winning book series, The Solarion Chronicles.
- Title Screen: The map of the land is seen, cities, forests, mountains and valleys are all drawn on the map. The title is in the middle.
- Opening Scene: The evil sorcerer known only as The Death Lord is standing atop a tower with a large crescent moon in the sky, he plans to use the magical relic known as The Moon Skull to raise an army of undead when the next full moon rises. If he succeeds, he will be unstoppable.
- Scene 2: The King’s Mystic sees this horrifying vision in her crystal ball and rushes to inform him immediately.
- Scene 3: The King of Solarion calls upon 3 heroes to stop The Death Lord. Terosen The Warrior. Dendra The Healer. Zarath The Mage. The king instructs them that if they fail to stop The Death Lord, then all of Solarion will fall into an eternal darkness.
- Scene 4: The 3 heroes set out on horseback, knowing their journey will be long and trecorius with no guarantee they will return home.
- Scene 5: The heroes reach a large forest and face their first challenge, large angry stumps and rock golems uproot themselves and attack our heroes. The heroes manage to win the battle.
- Scene 6: After 2 weeks of an exhausting journey, they finally reach The Death Lord’s castle, the full moon is nearly risen, they have little time left.
- Scene 7: Our heroes fight their way to the top of the castle where The Death Lord is preparing his summoning ritual. The full moon is getting closer.
- Scene 8: The Death Lord casts a red bolt of devastating energy, knocking our heroes back.
- Scene 9: The full moon has risen and The Moon Skull glows, skeletons crawl from the earth, The Death Lord’s army begins to rise, all hope seems lost.
- Scene 10: Zarath uses his most powerful spell for last, using all his life energy. He glows white and fires a massive orb of energy, destroying the Moon Skull and The Death Lord along with it. Zarath’s body fades into nothing, leaving only his cloak and staff behind.
- Scene 11: The King’s city rejoices with the victory over the Death Lord.
- Final Scene: A statue of Zarath stands proudly in the town square, Dendra and Terosen kneel before it to honor their friend who gave his life to save all of Solarion.
Fall Year 3
The Haunting of Mosswood Creek
Poster: A house with a light in the attic window at night. The title is at the bottom.
Movie info: The terrifying true accounts of the Wester family and their paranormal experience inside their home. (Parental Supervision Required)
- Title Screen: ‘Based on True Events’ The title appears after the message.
- Opening Scene: A father, a mother, a boy and a girl are moving into a large old house in the town of Mosswood Creek after their father got a new job.
- Scene 2: An old man appears to welcome them to the neighborhood, or so they thought.
- Scene 3: The old man warns the family of strange occurrences that happen in the house and what happened to the previous family.
- Scene 4: The parents tell the old man to leave as he is scaring their children.
- Scene 5: Strange things begin happening, water glasses tipping over, objects going missing, lights turning off and on.
- Scene 6: The children tell their parents who brush it off, claiming the house is old and makes weird noises and that kids lose stuff all the time.
- Scene 7: Things get worse, scary sounds can be heard like wailing and cries, strange shadows are seen in the dark, the parents now become the target of these strange happenings.
- Scene 8: The parents and children cower in the living room with the lights flashing on and off and the wailing getting louder. Just then, we finally see it.
- Scene 9: The ghost appears, the thing that’s been terrifying the family for weeks on end.
- Final Scene: The family is in their car driving away from the house, the lights flashing on and off, ghostly wails can be heard echoing into the night.
- Epilogue: ‘The Wester family paid a moving company to collect all their belongings for them, they refused to set foot back in the house. The Wester family found a new home in a neighboring town and are still living there. Residents of Mosswood Creek still report hearing loud cries and seeing human shadows in the empty house’s windows to this day.’
Winter Year 3
How I Became The Queen of Sauce
Poster: A queen’s crown sitting around the base of a Chef’s hat, the title is at the top of the poster.
Movie info: From aspiring cook to celebrity chef, we follow the true story of Jennifer Young as she becomes the Queen of Sauce.
- Title screen: We see a kitchen counter covered with vegetables and 2 hands cooking on a stove top, making what appears to be grilled chicken. The title appears in the middle of the screen.
- Opening scene: We see a young girl watching her mother cook in the kitchen.
- Scene 2: We see the young girl playing pretend cooking by herself, she’s very messy, but she’s very passionate about what she’s doing.
- Scene 3: The girl is older, she helps her mother prepare dinner for the family, everyone is pleased.
- Scene 4: The girl goes to cooking school to get better, but her teacher is unimpressed and fails her.
- Scene 5: Distraught, she goes home and says she’s quitting cooking school.
- Scene 6: Her mother tells her she needs to trust herself and cook the way she feels is right.
- Scene 7: With renewed confidence, she goes back to cooking school and impresses all of her classmates and even their families.
- Scene 8: A few years later, she’s cooking at her own restaurant, making great money and living out her dream.
- Ending Scene: She shoots her first episode of The Queen of Sauce.
I took quite awhile writing these up. I wanted to use elements from the game and try some new ideas while trying to stay as close to the game's overall feel.
What are your thoughts? Are these movies too much? Fit or don't fit with the game? Could the stories have been different? Comment below!
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