SV Enterprises

= SV Enterprises =

SV Enterprises is the newest studio to enter the fray. The studio was launched at the introduction to Year 32. Though the studio has not had many big stand-out hits to date, the studio did hit off with a bold first year. Not to say the studio had a good time, for many of its tentpole films were flops or disappointments, but the studio did earn fame for its out-there attitude and persistency. Even after an underwhelming start for the studio, SV Enterprises kept rolling up new ideas.

= History =

SV Enterprises took a close perspective on the box-office and decided to join the movie-making business. The studio started off small. Their first release, Bloodlust, was a low-budgeted horror that grossed beyond studio expectations, but it wasn't a big hit. Still, the studio persisted, and in July of the same year, they released their first tentpole film, Supernatural: The Movie. Supernatural met critical backlash, and audience reaction was much the same. Only the most loyal of loyal fans came to watch the series on the big screen, and the film ended its domestic run with a disappointing 25 million off a 100 plus million production budget, not to mention another 50 or so million spent on advertising the film. SV Enterprises took a defeaning blow from the disappointment of Supernatural. In fact, it greatly weakened the studio and put them in the bankrupt sense of things. In August, their critically hated superhero movie, Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman, met split ends at the box-office as well. Though the highest of the period, the film was a major flop, opening to a low of 40 plus million and ending its domestic run with only 110 million, adding in another 90 million from overseas runs to give it a worldwide total of near 200 million. But with a production cost of 175 million (not to mention advertisement costs), the film was a major disappointment and further put the studio in the dumps. From there on to the end of the year, SV Enterprises remained at a low for the year, cracking in another weak 10 million from their only holiday tentpole, Demons, which flopped expectedly. The studio tried to shape up their release schedule, but releasing a demon film on New Years weekend was a huge mistake, and it was noted by many critics that the film would fail. The studio took a big hit from all the yearly disappointments. With the studio now in debt, they opted to make a more impressive second year, releasing many more pictures. When these films hit theaters, the studio will be holding their breath to see how they fare, or else they will be further in the dumps.

= Box-Office =

Year 32
1. Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman - $109,902,394

2. Supernatural: The Movie - $25,432,738

3. Bloodlust - $20,292,304

4. Demons - $10,476,954

Total: $166,104,390

Year 33
1. Devil May Cry - $61,806,318

2. Company Man - $45,615,612

3. Black magic - $15,234,490

4. City of Angels - $10,831,413

5. I, Lucifer - $10,488,475

Total: $143,976,308 (-13.3%)

Year 34
1. LEGO Star Wars: The Original Trilogy $109,546,447

2. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows $96,854,337

3. CSI $90,117,223

4. Wind Devils $51,336,447

5. Smallville $48,569,320

6. A Community Service Christmas $46,328,776

7. The O.C. $35,884,292

8. Magical Vortex $35,336,280

9. Dead Man's Blood $29,675,228

10. Red Sky in the Morning $27,885,230

11. No Rest for the Wicked $25,777,558

12. Bloody Mary $23,472,285

13. Casino Robbery $20,855,467

14. Eternal $20,445,338

15. Magic Up $19,088,569

16. Bulletproof $17,584,397

17. College Years $13,779,500

18. Siren $7,126,759

Total: $719,663,453 (+399.8%)

Year 35
1. Journey to Mars 3D $114,167,256

2. CSI: Miami $103,160,912

3. Superman II: Braniac Invasion $85,540,563

4. Boston Legal $71,974,782

5. Buffy The Vampire Slayer $70,094,155

6. Fashion School $60,513,971

7. Disaster on the Horizon $48,978,786

8. Resident Evil $45,779,055

9. Gran Torismo $42,646,479

10. Terror High $39,518,703

11. Tyler Perry's Why Am I Still Single? $37,603,638

12. Company Man 2 $30,107,043

13. American Dad $24,580,521

14. Artificial Intelligence $19,658,045

15. Tales of the Grimm Reaper $16,504,860

16. The Proposal $11,516,139

17. One Tree Hill $10,698,777

18. Stolen $10,471,987

19. Alternate Universe $10,378,778

20. Ghost Whisperer $10,362,384

21. Black Jack $8,151,944

22. Michael The Archangel $3,126,095

Total: $875,534,873 (+21.7%)

Lifetime
1. Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman - $109,902,394

2. Devil May Cry - $61,806,318

3. Company man - $45,615,6124

4. Supernatural: The Movie - $25,432,738

5. Bloodlust - $20,292,304

6. Black magic - $15,234,490

7. City of Angels - $10,831,413

8. I, Lucifer - $10,488,475

9. Demons - $10,476,954

Total: $310,080,698

=Worldwide Box-Office=

Year 32
1. Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman $192,685,843

2. Supernatural: The Movie $41,291,029

3. Bloodlust $26,172,999

4. Demons $17,033,983

Tota: $277,183,854

Year 33
1. Devil May Cry $157,108,457

2. Company Man $72,682,715

3. Black Magic $35,285,783

4. City of Angels $13,832,555

5. I, Lucifer $10,490,705

Total: $289,400,215 (+4.4%)

Year 34
=Box-Office Profit=

Year 32
Superman: The attle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman $17,685,843

Bloodlust $-3,827,001

Demons $-57,966,017

Supernatural: The Movie $-75,708,971

Total: $-119,816,146

Year 33
Devil May Cry $80,108,457

Company Man $55,682,715

Black Magic $23,285,783

City of Angels $-3,167,445

I, Lucifer $-11,509,295

Total: $144,400,215

Year 34
=Box-Office By Genre=

Action
1. Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman - $109,902,394

2. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows $96,854,337

3. Supernatural: The Movie $25,432,738

4. City of Angels $10,831,413

5. I, Lucifer $10,488,475

Total: $253,509,357

Horror
1. Supernatural: The Movie - $25,432,738

2. Bloodlust - $20,292,304

3. Black Magic - $15,234,490

4. Demons - $10,476,954

Total: $71,436,486

Superhero
1. Superman: The Battle of Doomsday and the Darkness of Superman - $109,902,394

Total: $109,902,394

Comedy
1. City of Angels - $10,831,413

Total: $10,831,413

Drama
1. Company Man - $45,615,612

2. I, Lucifer - $10,488,475

Total: $56,104,087

Video Game Adaption
1. Devil May Cry - $61,806,318

Total: $61,806,318

Disaster
1. Wind Devils $51,336,447

Total: $51,336,447

Crime
1. CSI $90,117,223

Total: $90,117,223

= Reception =

SV Enterprises has failed to reach box-office or award glory, but it is still early in its day, and even after a disappointing first year, it has plenty of time to make up for its losses. The studio received much critical backlash on part of its films, but with new years coming, they have the opportunity to make a better name of themselves. SV Enterprises was the lowest-grossing studio of Year 32, and they are currently recovering from the hefty blow. With the years looking brighter, the studio hopes for better success in the future.

= Release Scedule =

1. Lego Star Wars: The Original Trilogy (january 13)

2. Dead Man's Blood (February 10)

3. Bloody Mary (March 10)

4. Eternal (March 10)

5. Red Sky in the Morning (April 21)

6. The O.C. (May 12)

7. CSI (June 16)

8. Magical Vortex (June 23)

9. Wind Devils (July 7)

10. Spider-Man: Web of Shadows (July 28)

11. Smallville (August 11)

12. Siren (September 22)

13. Bulletproof (September 22)

14. No Rest For the Wicked (October 20)

15. Magic Up (November 10)

16. A Community Service Christmas (November 22)

17. Casino Robbery (December 15)

=Company Divisions=

SV Enterprises (Main Division) SV Enterprises Animation (in Charge of Animation Features) SV Enterprises Horror (In Charge of Horror Features) SV Enterprises International (In Charge of International Distribution)