Just 3D-digitized, two famous Toon-actors of the forties must struggle to foil the Villains who want to make them spread an elusive virus which threaten the worldwide networks.

Is this better please?

“Sent despite themselves on the internet to spread an elusive virus, two famous Toon-actors just 3D-digitized must prevent Villains? of leading the world into a backward of forty years.”
(29 words)

“Just 3D-digitized, two famous Toon-actors are sent despite themselves on the internet to spread an elusive virus and must prevent Villains? of leading the world into a backward of forty years.”
(31 words)

Or a longer version :
“To restart their careers, two famous toon-actors make them 3D-digitized, but then are sent despite themselves on the internet to spread an elusive virus and must prevent Villains? of leading the world into a backward of forty years.”
(38 words)

(NB: They need to be two because the virus code is dispersed in their two binary files, allowing to make it elusive)

This is my spare wheel! 😉

But there is something interesting to build on an existing blockbuster: the fame.

… And there is at least one more reason : I love this movie!

about the cost of the rights for characters:
It is possible that there will be only Disney, Nintendo and right-free heroes in this movie (I believe that there is an agreement between Disney and Nintendo). I would like to see others like Gru and his minions, or heroes from Ayaho Myazaki (Porco rosso, Shihiro…).
I plan to write some scenes according to the characters that I will have on hand.

Hi dpg,

I write this story first for fun.

I just hold the rights to what I write and I do not want to violate the property of others. This is why I don’t give any reference to an existing story or movie in the Synopsis. My story is original and based on an original unique High Concept: the 3D digitization process of 2D real people (As “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” was based on the High Concept of making cartoons as any other movies with real 2D actors).

Unless I’m mistaken, the rights holders for the exploitation of “Roger Rabbit” in cinema are The Disney Company and maybe Robert Zemeckis. The right holder for “Back to the Future” is Universal Pictures.
There is a third movie in connection with my story, but I don’t want to reveal it.

There was a similar problem when they made “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” as they wanted to make appear together toon heroes from several Majors : Disney (Dumbo, Donald Duck…), Warner (Daffy Duck…)… They managed to reach agreement.

I think they are working on “Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2” which would be rather a prequel and has nothing to do with my story.

However I write it for them.
If they like it, and if there is any problem of copyright, I’ll adapt the story.

If they don?t like it, what a pity!
Maybe I?ll transpose it with no reference to “Roger Rabbit” and “Back to the Future”. I’ll find something else.

Here is the Synopsis :

XX, a famous toon actor of the forties and his buddy-buddy partner BB are out of work after the bankruptcy of the studio which employed them.
To restart their careers they decide to give in to that is all the rage in 2N’Town: getting digitized in 3D.
Contact is made with a graphic art studio. The scanning goes well but then happens something wrong:
In a digital shape, they find themselves simultaneously multiplied and driven worldwide through the Internet, where “Villains” make them conveying and spreading an elusive virus that threatens to destroy all computers and networks worldwide.
Exploring the internet with BB, XX tries desperately to reach his toon wife JX and his zany human friend Pete, physicist and mathematician searcher and grand-son of a detective who had once saved him.
They finally succeed and inform them of what is happening.
With their help and that of his partner, exploring the internet as Pete helps at the keyboard, and with the help of all their friends Toons and video games heroes, he begins a battle against time to prevent “Villains” to lead the world to a backward of more than fourty years.
In the same time, the ?Villains? unfold their threat and issue an ultimatum to the UN: they will destroy all the computers and networks worldwide if a ransom of one trillion dollar is not paid in various currencies on a set of accounts in tax havens within fifteen days.
While the whole Earth Secrets Services launch their best agents and most powerful antivirus on heroes’ heels, the Toons oppose the viruses that multiply in a fierce battle. The ?VILLAINS? rapidly discover that their plan is not working as expected, and they decide to counterattack: they kidnap JX as she is just digitized and they hide her somewhere on the internet. She will be destroyed with the rest of the WWW if XX and BB do not cooperate.
Triple challenge for the heroes: save themselves, save JX and foil the plans of the “Villains”.
While these ones have almost succeeded, the heroes locate them and intervene just in time thanks to JX who has managed to break free. They finally discover who hide behind the ‘Villains’ just before these ones are destroyed.
…
The heroes and their friends get together in 2N Town to celebrate the victory. On this occasion, the President of the United States in person decorates them.

All this is copyrighted mat?rial of course.