I Now Own 100% Of The Film Industry

Blockbuster Inc spiritually succeeds the groundbreaking, forward-thinking 'The Movies' by Lionhead Studios from 2005. It's a Movie-Making Tycoon similar. Today, I systematically take apart and break every mechanic the game has: from custom character creation, to borked 'studio rating' system and most importantly - a viable financial fraud strategy that makes me one of the richest people in the world.

Will I be punished for my actions? Will 'Dwayne Rock' and 'Hom Tanks' split and from their studio? Let's travel back to the 1940s to find out...

CHAPTERS
00:00 - WELCOME TO BLOCKBUSTER INC
00:46 - Exploit 1: STOCK PRICE SCAM!
05:35 - Exploit 2: SUPER-ACTORS
10:28 - The Reviews Are In!!
16:16 - AWARDS SEASON
19:12 - Thank you and goodbye!

What you have seen here today is part of a fantastic perfectly balanced gameplay series on youtube where I go from game to game and break them with wacky exploits to gain things like unlimited gold and infinite money all in a fantastic montage. If you enjoyed this then be sure to check out more. The style is similar to RT game and callmekevin in parts. A large influence on this series has come from Valefisk and The Killian Experience.

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title: I Now Own 100% Of The Film Industry - Blockbuster Inc. Is A Perfectly Balanced Game

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[EDSpaceBoat]

I love how this suggests that Spiff didn't already secretly own 100% of the film industry.

[beastmode_]

How Reanu Keeves didn’t make an appearance as a created actor is shocking, he’s is perfectly balanced and simply breathtaking

[An_Alias]

Its funny seeing one of these titles as a notification because with Spiff, I'd believe it if it weren't a game.

[damejanea.macdonald]

13:19 Assuming this film industry is starting in the U.S., a ticket to see Spiff's first film costs $359.47 in 2024 dollars, which is directed by and acted in by people labelled as nobodies. A real steal of a deal.
Similarly, the hardest difficulty starts you off with a mere $2.25 million and Spiff grew it quickly to almost $80 million. In September of his first year, his movies made him about $25 million in a month (14:49). Imagine if he got his share dividends.
By the end of the video (17:47), Scam Studios sits on just short of $200 million 2024 USD thanks to his finance fraud and 3 films.

Well done, Spiffing Brit, best director of 1940.

[LighterGreenGaming]

"Two dudes inside of each other; that's my favorite scene!" 💀

[gctypo]

"1. Sell shares at high valuation. 2. Lower our share value. 3. Buy them back at a lower price." - I feel like this is an existing scam; what is it called when this is done in real life?

[CodaTheDuck]

I wouldn’t even be surprised if Spiff somehow came to own all of Hollywood through some obscure loophole

[alucide]

Opportunity for Rock ¨the johnson¨ Dwayne missed.

[notenoughmonkeys]

Using only financial fraud to make movies, this is either a Spiffing Brit video or a Uwe Boll documentary.

[rtyuik]

10:15 - "Stop casting Dwayne Rock in everything" (even though, in-game, Dwayne only began existing to make this first film)

...something tells me the game KNOWS, that youre trying to make "The Rock", and they want the real Dwayne Johnson to not be casted in so many real movies...

[mrweatherman]

"These are two dudes inside of each other" - really not the time for me to have this video playing in the background.

[pitust]

So basically the game doesn't consider fixed assets (and their incredible 100% liquidity) when valuing your company. Cool!

[deltalord]

Honestly if spiff somehow found out a way to exploit hollywood and gained ownership of every company i would welcome him as our new film overlord hopefully he could find an exploit that allows them to start making decent movies again

[onose]

"Two dudes inside of each other, my favourite" -Spiff 2024

[johnalogue]

How to win at business: Acquire wealth in a dubious manner, buy everyone else, exploit everyone.
You know, sometimes simulation games compromise on realism to make for more compelling gameplay, but it's nice to see such an in-depth and flawless recreation of reality too.

[folcotook]

"Jolly Todger" That's a joke that just works.

[AngelinaHickman-ph]

Watch the biggest exploit of all was that the shares were never meant to be exploited in such a way, only served as the ultimate bait for exploiters to try and use.

[donutlovingwerewolf]

Now Spiffing Brit can direct the world's most perfectly balanced movies in existence that are, by no means, created with any exploits, loopholes, or unethical practices. Totally...

But to be fair, who'd you rather make Star Wars movies? The Spiffing Brit or Disney?

[davidrymwar]

I'm in the industry and this isn't even a joke video. Specially the work schedule- it took crew members dying on their drive home for studios to ease up schedule by like an hour.

[TheSilentPrtagnist]

17:15 This is unrealistic, Spiff has way more than 27, 000 fans, he just got to 4 million recently!