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Can you list festive films which demonstrate a failed break-in - e.g. The Grinch and Home Alone

Hey everyone, I took a break from kneeling to put this post together. It’s a probably incomplete list of movies featuring AFC players starring, making cameos, and movies about these teams. I know I’m probably missing some, so add yours in the comments and I’ll update the list. Let me know what you think of this list, and I’ll do one for the NFC if you liked this.

There is no other industry that rewards itself so much for just doing their job (music and advertising following closely behind). However recently there has been an even greater shift as Hollywood is trying to pretend that every film released is a great charitable service rather than just trying to make money. I recently saw an interview with Oprah Winfrey for A Wrinkle in Time and it is sickening how many of the world's injustices they claim to be fixing. For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9jknmSBsMc It's a great book and might even be a great movie but promoting it like this is nauseating. Disney did not spend $103 million on this film to better mankind. They did it for profit. I really wish they'd stop patting themselves on the back and acting so altruistic as a marketing tool for such a money hungry enterprise. Particularly in light of it being a direct response to their own sordid industry.

First of all sorry about my crappy English. This is my second time posting about this video, this time I will try to present every bit of information that I have.

I used to live in South America. Back in the days, around the year of 2001/2004, Nickelodeon had non-original short films. I can't remember if it went on air between shows as a filler or if it was showed through the entire night. (I also, don't know if this format was only in South America)

One short film caught my attention for being way darker than other things on Nickelodeon. The opening scene is the title of the movie in white and a black background. I believe it was called "The Butcher".The film is black and white and there is a hand with a butcher's knife butchering animals made out of real bones.I believe all animals are small ones, Like a bird, habbit, Dog etc... They looked like THIS. The video had no dialogues, only music and maybe special effects.In the end the skeleton animals rebels against the butcher. I am not sure if only the hand of the butcher is shown, but I believe so. I also believe that his hand is a real human hand. Can't confirm it tho.

I also remember seeing bones inside glasses and I believe the animal bones fuse together at some point making an abomination.

Someone asked me if THIS is the video I am looking for. NO. BUT it looks like this video is almost a copy of the video I am looking for ( having in mind that my video is from the early 2000s and this one is from 2011) I also looked up for early videos of this guy and none of them seems to be the one that I am looking for.

One of the short films featured by Nickelodeon at the same period of time was THIS ONE The only record I could track about Nickelodeon featuring this video is this comment on this video:

- Ōgon jidai黄金時代 1 year agoI remember that I watched this short film on Nickelodeon (or CN I don't remember exactly were) when I was a kid, I was so fucking scared that I was searching for this for at least 15 years, I'm from Mexico so I even remember watched it in Spanish. I'm so glad that I finally find it: it took me I while since every time I

In case you missed this post, Disney is scrapping everything in development at Fox. That included several hundred projects, so I decided to make a list of the ones that were noteworthy. A TL;DR is at the bottom for an even conciser version of this already concise version.

Since I don't have the time (or will) to list details on every single one of the 276 projects listed as "in development," and since nobody here cares about 80-90% of them since it's either unknown/original IP, or is being made by someone new to the industry, I screenshotted everything, and it can be found here. Note for those unaware, in development usually doesn't mean they're actively working on making the movie right now. That's only true of films listed as "Pre-Production" which means the film has been greenlit and they're working on hiring cast and crew, refining the script and budget, scouting locations, storyboarding, developing the sets, etc, and will begin shooting within a year, usually a few months. Most projects don't get this far but they always start as "In Development" at some point. "Pre-production" movies are less likely to be scrapped since money has already been committed to doing those things. But it's still possible. The only films listed as this are:

• Avatar 4-5 - The second and third Avatar movies are currently in post-production, posed to release in 2021 and 2023. Disney has confirmed these are not cancelled.
• Fear Street 2 & 3 - Fox was setting up a trilogy based off of R.L. Stine's books. The first began shooting in March and is posed to release in June next year.
• Death on the Nile - A sequel to 2017's Murder on the Orient Express.
• Bob's Burger's: The Movie - Movie adaptation of the hit Fox TV animated show.
• Garfield - A reboot directed by Mark Dindal, who also directed The Emperor's New Groove, Chicken Little, and most recently Wonder Park.
• Z - Reboot of the Zorro movies, written and directed by Alfonso Cuaron's son Jonás, who helped write Gravity, starring Gael Bernal & Kiersey Clemons.

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I'll also list the movies that are currently in production, which either means they're in the middle of filming, or are in post-production (editing, composing score, special effects). Maybe you knew about them but were unaware of their development state, so here they are. **None of the