I Made $114,127,975,963 by Exploiting the Public and Collapsing the Film Industry - Blockbuster Inc

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More about Blockbuster Inc. (from Steam):

Welcome to Blockbuster Inc., the next-generation simulation game where you take the reins of your movie studio and pave your way to the cinematic hall of fame. Create groundbreaking films, nurture the next generation of acting talents, and usher in a new era in the movie industry.

Create your own sets, design your movies, choose actors, and pick their costumes, decide on camera movement and the behaviour of the actors, and that is not the end! After shooting the movie you can decide upon the sound design, layout of scenes and sfx!

Build it, decorate it, manage it! In Blockbuster Inc you choose how your studio looks, from wallpapers to the size of the rooms. You can choose working hours, buy shares from other studios, take loans, decide on the marketing and so much more! There is no end to good management!

Talent scouting is an art, and you are the artist. Unearth hidden gems among aspiring actors and turn them into the industry's brightest stars. But remember, each star comes with unique traits and demands. Handling the temperaments of divas and smooth operators alike will test your managerial sharpness.

Will you dominate the red carpet, winning accolades and securing your place in cinematic history? Manage your studio's reputation, make strategic decisions, and bask in the glory of your award-winning success.

[barrenwolfsbane]

The bus dropped them off at 1:00 in the morning because none of them wanted to be seen walking into the studio

[polarsbear]

Imagine being the writer: everyone around you gets cloned, and your boss just gives you piles upon piles of blank scripts for 12+ movies with the exact same name. Actually Illiterate is the most important person in this whole operation: $984 salary, 24 years of backbreaking constant scriptwriting for hundreds of cheap cashgrabs.

[authenticbanana]

The year is 2033. The news has played the 473rd consecutive "Geriatric 27: Oh Thank Heaven" trailer instead of the ongoing nuclear war over advertising rights. You try to go to sleep, but the incessant knocking of the door to door movie promoters keeps you awake until 2:00 am, when the repurposed air raid sirens blast out the same teaser soundbites that you've heard thousands of times by now, just like they do every hour. You shove your head into your pillow and finally manage to rest. The instant your eyes close, you receive crystal clear dreams of a 90-year-old man pretending to be stabbed in a fire. You decide to preorder 19 tickets for release day and dozens more for the following week. There is no escape.

[Geneveroth]

I worked in the film industry as a crew member for 15 years, and I can confirm this is a HIGHLY accurate depiction of my job.

[skeletonentertainment]

This is just an average week of an executive at Hollywood

[ram_stick_samurai]

Imagine just driving and a giant empty lot with a sign saying "UNWATCHABLE GARBAGE" appears out of the corner of your eye.

[loglog]

"A mockery of the movie industry"

Josh in tears: it's just what I was going for!

[Jackgames]

i love how despite the clickbait looking titles, none of his videos are clickbait, and most of the time just surpass our expectations on what he is going to do

[GeorgeMonet]

As someone who used to work at an office with exactly 4 toilets for 120 people, I can appreciate a hallway of toilets more than most.

[DJresnoGaming]

24:10 "Okay I think I now understand how this game works" No I think you now understand how the actual film industry works

[themightyswindian]

Josh actually recreated the formula for any current movie franchise: Ignore the reviews and focus on marketing and ticket sales. Gotta add shareholder value!

[Wall_E.]

I'm genuinely impressed how this guy can take the most absurd offsetting approach to these games but somehow finds a way to beat them 10 times over

[Technobabylon]

No sleep, no food, and a maze to get in and out sounds like great conditions for the kind of consciousness-altering experiences that make great movie scripts!

[justin]

“Hey, bro, did you see Centennial 8 last night?”

“Yeah! Honestly, it’s gotta be the best heist movi-“

“Nono, the OTHER Centennial 8.”

“The medieval thriller?”

“No.”

“The medieval horror?”

“No.”

“The cyberpunk romance?”

“No!”

“Oh, the alien thriller?”

“Yeah!”

“Nope, haven’t seen it.”

[scybot]

Honestly, I'd probably be down to watch a movie from a studio with the self awareness to name themselves "UNWATCHABLE GARBAGE"

[popeye]

23:23 I would watch a movie about an astronaut with a hatchet in a dungeon.

[LetsGameItOut]

Is there such a thing as TOO much shaky cam?

[Lord_Hengar]

Today I learned that Josh has a massive amount of RAM for his computer, which is probably an evolutionary adaptation.

[thatgarryman]

I just love how Geriatrics Huggin and Kissin's only buildup is the climax stunt, which is quite literally somebody jumpin and fallin over and over again. It has nothing to do with its title, it doesn't have music, it doesn't have any character development at all, and it still got some points. My life is now complete.

[RyanLeeW]

Josh I’ve watched you for like 3 years now and this is got to be one of the most IRL fits of laughter I’ve had to suppress watching one of your videos. Keep up the good work my friend