Jan
05

Man in the Box – Screenplay

By ipank
Man in the Box - Screenplay

Finally after all these years, Leisure Suit Larry seems to have become tired of seducing attractive women (is that possible?) and taken up a new hobby in the movie biz. But alas, now he’s got his nephew chasing tail in Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust.

Players will now to tramp through Hollywood as Larry Lovage, who has a better haircut than his uncle. You’ll work your way through different missions that are set to various movie genres, such as Horror and Wild West, completing missions along the way. Just by playing through the game you’ll unlock 8 different game completion achievements worth 240 gamerpoints, the highest one worth 80 points for completing the whole game.

The rest of the achievements all add a little more fun to the game. Along the way you will be able to earn Larry Awards for a job well done, unlocking three more achievements once you’ve reached 100 awards. Also, there are a couple basic skill achievements such as “Well Hung” for performing 3 consecutive ledge jumps, and “Old Silver-Tongue Award” for completing 4 director games successfully.

Adding to the replayability of the game, you can unlock achievements for completing all mini-games, races, and unlocking all costumes. The best achievements are unlocked just for messing around and having fun, which is great since not many games tend to have these types of achievements. They include “Speed” for using all unlockable costumes in one mission, “Car surfin’” for standing on a moving vehicle for 50 seconds, and “Broadcasting on Top of the world” for reaching the highest point in the studio.  And just to rub in how much you’ve played the game, you’ll unlock achievements for walking 100 miles on foot, driving for 400 miles, and driving for a total of 3 hours in the game.

Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust features 30 achievements worth 1000 gamerpoints.

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Help answer the question about Box office

Is going to the box office for an NBA game cheaper than ticketmaster?
I went to my first Dallas Mavs game ever. Walked up to the box office, it was about 40 degrees with 30mph wind. Paid $30 and got amazing seats in row A of the Platinum level which were great. I go to ticketmaster for future games, they cost $100+?

About Author

-Kerry Studnicki is the owner of Achieve360Points.com and has been writing about Xbox 360 Achievements since the release of the Xbox 360 in 2005.

http://www.achieve360points.com/

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18 Comments

2

NUMBER 1 THIS WEEKEND!!! 70.6 million is what I heard. I think it's the biggest film, money wise this year since Dark Knight. Although I could be wrong.

3

I always find myself speechless every time I see your work. I always rate it 5 stars. You’re quite talented. Keep up the beautiful job. ^_^V

4

Hm…that you did, that you did.

5

Many beginning actors work box office because they want to be working "in" the theatre and that is all they can get. However volunteering is another story. As a box office volunteer ( or even employee) you will not be near or on the stage. But depending on the size of the theatre and the company, you possibly will have interactions with the people that are. However this is far from a guarantee. Some theatre box offices are pretty far away from the backstage area, the stage and the green room and in most larger theatres you may never even have contact with the director or anyone else directly involved with the production. You will however get to know the house manager and you never know what connections they may have.

If this is a smaller theatre then this may be a good opportunity to make connections and get your face recognized as well as showing your dedication to the company. If this is a large theatre you most likely will be wasting your time.

6

awesome work I wish i could draw like you but i already chose Anime as my drawing method im not good with realistic.

7

I think it's going to do very well, probably almost as good as LOTR/Harry/Narnia. With so many obsessed fans, the movie would have to be completely awful to not do well.

8

lol then i have no complaint the art is awsome

9

Titanic's total: 1.8 billion dollars

Dark Knight: Little over 1 billion.

10

grease 2… they ruined it.

11

what if it really was a real photo? and he just reversed the effects? like instead of creating it, he de-creates it, and plays it backwards? lol

12

Is it really that hard to beleive someone has tallent?

13

Only US box office figures are counted as domestic in the US. Canadian box figure numbers are released on their own, however the Canadian media tends to print North American numbers which are the combined US and Canada (sorry, Mexico), since they are larger.

The number one movie last week in Canada was "The Day the Earth Stood Still" which grossed $1.81 Million. If you want to see the rest of the list, it's at

http://www.tribute.ca/movies/boxoffice.asp

14

The Box Office means money – how much the movie has made selling tickets in US movie theaters. Foreign, PPV, DVD rentals and sales are technically not part of a film's box office, though they do contibute to a film's profits.

The profits of the movie typically go to the producers, or the production company, who hired the director. Some directors, like Spielberg, have their own production companies, like "Dreamworks" and "Amblin' " Some actors have their own production companies, too, like Clint Eastwood (OK, he started out as an actor) whose company is Malpaso Films or John Wayne (?) who had Batjac Productions.

16

beautiful! May I ask what screen capture program you used? It’s so smooth and you don’t ever zoom in or navigate around? I just really like how the video doesn’t jump all over the place like some speedpaint videos do.

17

No, not at all. I said “what if” =D

18

No, it's safe to say it flopped. The movie opened with less than half the money the other spoof movies made.

Hopefully this will ring the death knell for these annoying spoofs.

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