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CINERAMAX 6/24 script

I really appreciate Peter doing this work. I have my own version of his various scripts and I will add some of these new ones to my scripts.

Thanks Peter.
 
I modified the script Peter posted since I don't have all of the movies in the script. Is there a way to select the scenes in this script and transfer them to or "paste to" another EXISTING script? I know I can do so "manually" by going to the my other existing script and adding them one at a time, but wondering if there is a more "automated" method?
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When evaluating "Must Have" titles, it's crucial to consider a blend of genres and soundscapes that appeal to various tastes. "Ambulance," "Moonfall," and "Godzilla vs. Kong" are notable for their impactful soundtracks:

1. **"Ambulance"** features an intense and dynamic score by Lorne Balfe, capturing the high-stakes atmosphere of the film.

2. **"Moonfall"** has a sweeping, dramatic soundtrack by Thomas Wander and Harald Kloser, enhancing the epic scale of the movie.

3. **"Godzilla vs. Kong"** boasts a powerful and thrilling score by Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL), which perfectly complements the grand battles and larger-than-life characters.

These titles offer diverse and compelling musical experiences that contribute significantly to their storytelling and emotional impact.
 
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Roderick Spode said:
If you download the script it will only include the movies on your system. It does it for you.
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I was aware of that. My question, which I must have not asked properly is this: I have a script to which I wanted to add a couple of scenes from your newest script. I was asking how I can move (or copy) 2 or 3 some [some more automated way] of the scenes from your most recent to one of my existing.

I just did it manually, so I no longer need the answer.

But I did watch my version of your newest script and realized I had apparently never seen one of the movies that I owned [Terminator - Genesis] and the scene you created got my interest. So I watched earlier today. Dynamic; entertaining; great sound. Thanks
 
Peter: I was going to send you a copy of a "Helicopter" scene I created from the movie "Mission Impossible - Fallout" that would fit nicely into your 3D Immersive Scripts. But I don't know how to send a single scene. I was watching that movie the other day and the overhead "thwap" of the whirling blades is very cool during that scene.
 
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