Topic: NEW Crypto Movie: Satoshi 11 (working title) (Read 426 times)

I'm just gonna leave this here:

https://www.ccn.com/hollywood-producer-bitcoin-flick/amp

Fairly nice post, bud.

And we can't forget a cameo appearance by the real Satoshi Nakamoto tending his opium field ...

The movie with the title adding 11 to it does not have the viewer connecting it to oceans 11 because most dont see it as involved with theft or any wrong doing in the criminal world. And I dont think it will appeal to their audience in this manner.
I do think a movie about ico and these new ieo would be more interesting then the same old lets try and make a movie about crypto and money laundering. Because with their last movie about it they fell flat with it not doing anything to advance anything thats not already known by the general public about cryptocurrency.

it would be a very good movie and besides that no one would have to pay anything, it would be a movie to raise awareness about the dangers of  scam ICOs. Have you seen any movie about Scam ICOs? I have not seen yet. people tend to understand better when watching movies.

NOW WE'RE TALKIN'! Talkin' lame! Hell, even the title sucks. Who the fuck would pay to see such a movie when what you outlined has actually been none in real life thousands of times? Hell, we can go to a sub section of this forum and see a brand new scam being advanced echoing your idea.

Kickstarter campaign??! We'll obviously have to make our own ICO, complete with Ethereum token. Maybe we should make a pre ICO to gather funds to launch the real ICO as well.


I had an idea to make an obviously fake ICO, with a white paper comprised 90% from the bitcoin white paper, using A-list celebrities as team members. It sounded good in my head but I've been too busy to actually get around to doing it.

if I were a movie director, I would create a movie with the title: "ICO: The Big Opportunity for the Scammers"

The story would focus on 5 scammers who were very poor, but had a great dream of becoming very rich.

synopsis:

5 scammers who lived in their parents' house, sit in a bar and drink beers, talk about how to become rich, and decide to search on google "how to make money on the internet" and come across bitcoin and ICOs, so they search about ICOs and decide to take advantage of the regulatory fragility that the crypto market has.

Create a website with fake team

Create a plagiarized whitepaper

They created a copy/paste project and stole 400 million dollars

Months later, investors find that they have been cheated and report to the police and the police start looking for the 5 scammers.

the 5 scammers knowing that the police are looking for them, decide to separate and each of them travels to a different country... and then is only develop the history of the search of the 5 scammers.

No, but I remember when it first made the scene.

Anybody else have ideas re the plot et al. of the proposed movie?

have you watched the first series of the TV show called "startup"

That's the spirit!

For starters we'll conduct a Kickstarter campaign to raise a few thousand dollars for pen, paper and a typewriter.

Then we'll exit scam, splitting the money, whereupon some crypto dude comes forth with a promise to make the movie, but unbeknownst to anybody, we're the new crypto dude going for a bigger payday, exit scamming again, then once again we return and amass a much larger sum of money to make the movie, but this time we go ahead and make it upon realizing that it'll be a hit.

Thus, it starts out as a scam then another scam to not a scam to make a movie about a crypto scam. The Producer's Mel Brooks would be proud of us.

Back to the movie idea and thinking out loud ...

The funds start pouring into a bitcoin wallet address, of which the private key was lost just prior to the exit scam. So somehow a loan was procured using the address as collateral where the BTC didn't have to be moved. Meanwhile, VAQ starts mooning, it being all the rage across the US and abroad. Of course there has to be conference where the following happens ...


The scammers opted to sell all the VAG coin, not keeping any for themselves cuz their thinking was they weren't going to be around later anyway.

So they procure a loan as outlined above and are now forced to build the empire that they design to have fail, but it doesn't fail and continues to gain support due to hire what they wrongly assumed was a piss-ass PR firm operated by Mormons.

The above seems to be counter to what was originally envisioned but like I said I'm just thinking out loud is all.

Yeah I mean who better to be a surprise Satoshi than a 91 year old Jewish man?


Hmm... Woody, Woody... OK I know: he's the President of the United States. Also a cameo. Maybe he bestows Vince Vaughn with a Medal of Honor at the end of the movie. Jeremy Piven isn't around anymore because he was offed by the Russian mafia.


Got it. Sounds good. Let's make a script!

I love the idea of Mel Brooks appearing at the very end of the movie alluding to the quasi-fact that he's Satoshi.

If not a comedy, then 3 times throughout the movie we see Mel Brooks eating a pizza.

Another actor to consider: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woody_Harrelson

VAQ is pronounced Vac as in Vacuum cleaner, sucking money from Investardz (pl. & sg.; a term actually used in the movie to refer to the marks/investors).

I like it. If it's a comedy, the coin should have an unfortunate acronym / symbol, like VAG.

I want to do casting:

Vince Vaughn and Jeremy Piven as the project masterminds
Jon Hamm as the square SEC agent
Kevin Hart as the bad promoter / marketing director
Nick Nolte as the off-his-rocker CEO
Will Ferrell as the naive angel investor
Aubrey Plaza as the social media expert / Vince Vaughan love interest
Ben Stiller as the eccentric hacker
Owen Wilson as the smarmy spokesperson
Ken Jeong as the over-the-top Chinese stereotype investor
Kumail Nanjiani as the website developer / IT tech (also a stereotype but he resents it)

With cameos by

Tom Cruise - SEC director who unwittingly approves the project over Jon Hamms objections

Mel Brooks - Satoshi Nakamoto

Didn't think of that, akin to how negative things like fiat being used in movies make people stay away from the US dollar.

Not too shabby. It would be a great addition to any movie lovers collection.

The idea is great but it would also depends on the director on how they would make it attractive.
It would be another suspense movie about crypto ,
It is great that we are having crypto as part of the movie but don't you think those negative things on the movie would make other people to stay away from crypto?

Interesting. Such a movie needs to include big names like McAfee and Craig Wright who made fake claims about Satoshi all over the Internet. They could be the villains. Am a big fan of the Oceans series myself(Except Oceans 8 which was alright) which is why I would love to see someone make such a movie.

Not planning on conducting a real crowdfunding. That's just the premise of the movie.

If it would be just for fun, make sure that it would be stated upon launching because people might just get confused or might interpret it the wrong way. However, I love the idea of being creative about the blockchain technology. It's not also easy to create a plot twist about Satoshi and cryptocurrency.

Inspired by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Producers_(musical) ...


1: We write the worse White Paper ever, complete with grammatical errors.
2: We hire the worse crypto PR firm.
3: We raise $20B. ... One for each of the Satoshi 11 with the rest going to secondary accomplices and perhaps a charity.
4: We hire real actors and famous people who previously loaned their names to failed crypto projects.
5: At the end of the fundraising round, all the crooks plan on retiring in different parts of the world, living under aliases.