Hey guys, this is something that I've been making for the past couple of weeks and I've decided to make it here. It doesn't have a name, but you can help me with that name. Anyway, here it is. Synopsis: 30 years since the death of Bill “Cannon” Iberton from a high stakes pursuit in Utah, causing multiple cars to crash into other vehicles and objects resulting in numerous injuries and fatalities. His older son, David “Wildfire” Iberton, is out to find how his father passed away, from a simple crash in the mountains of Utah to a sudden landslide, which destroyed his car and himself. Consulting his friends who are drivers in a following race series and a vehicle restorer, he decides to follow the tracks and find out how he had died in a perilous crash. Throughout the film, David will discover the backstory of how his father got the “Cannon” nickname, the high stakes opportunity and how stealing a $200k sports car might have something to do with Bill’s tragic passing. To which he will see where his father died, is what was a police officer trying to get back at him for an unrelated event. The film will also use various locations, from the bustling city of Mt Porterview, to the small town of Trynelgren, to the mountainous regions of outer Utah and will see various cars, police cars and, of course, crashes of various angles and styles. So, get ready for the movie that will spin you out. Literally. Photos of Characters:
Sounds great! This might be one of the best basic scripts I've ever read, just an original story, ask me if you need any help
It's a nickname for Bill Iberton. I will give out the plot of the movie soon. I'm also going to be filing it in segments instead of all in one, so I can have more time editing it
I think you should add a black T-series long haul also maybe there should be a car crash in the Ghetto if that happen I have the perfect song for that or this
Here's the plot for the movie. Spoiler: Caution: Spoiler alert Plot: June, 1988, Utah, Bill “Cannon” Iberton is in a chase with multiple police officers for an unrelated incident which happened only a couple of days ago. Multiple police cars were destroyed throughout the chase, one was destroyed head on with a semi, a couple rolled over, one crashed into the concrete that directed cars off the interstate and one exploded by crashing into a tanker filled with petroleum. While nearly completely evading police, a police car nearly crashed head on and swerves to a rock catcher to the side. Unbeknownst to Bill, the pylons were equipped with explosives, because the catcher was due to be demolished, to then suddenly detonate, taking Bill and his Delta 88, over the cliff, killing him instantly when the car starts to barrel roll towards the ground below, his death was further cemented when a small rock crushed the badly damaged car, to the point it catches fire. The lone officer leaves the scene. Late April, 2018, Bill’s youngest son, David Iberton is racing in a one make production car race at Hirochi Raceway, where in the 5th lap, out of 12, he crashes out, but manages to get out of the car unharmed, but the car had seen better days. As he gets out of the stricken car, he sees a car that looks familiar to the Officer that killed Bill 30 years prior. A preserved Ibishu Miramar is seen and then drives away from the venue, never to be seen by anyone else for a while. When he sees the Miramar, David asks a fellow competitor if he had seen a Miramar like the one he saw when he crashed, the driver says that he had seen one like the car that he has seen, but he haven’t seen the car right up to that point. Enquired, David rings the owner of the Miramar, by checking the phone book to find that the owner is a car restorer, and talks about the owner of the Miramar, to say that he test drove it to the Raceway to check everything was working, it has, but he was also worried about the brake lines, that it was faulty, only to conclude that the owner could’ve been the officer that killed Bill. Even more decisive on how to approach the former officer now advocate of a crime free country. Via a tip off on a News segment, David goes to Mt Porterview to discover that the man, known as Randolph Highwater, is going to stage a protest about crime in the area and how it should all be eradicated and all the criminals to be executed. But due to his thoughts being more towards capital punishment and possible backtracking of the countries’ laws and rights, many people have given him backlash for it. But with a strong crowd of 5,000 people attending the march, some in their fully-fledged automobiles. While there, David steals a ETK K Series Heritage Edition out of the showroom to try to disrupt the rally, this caused the police to chase after him. The carnage starts when he swerves in front of a semi, which causes the driver to turn right aggressively, crashing into numerous parked cars, then tipping the truck over, blocking the road. This later causes a massive chain reaction, with other police cars crashing into oncoming traffic, into parked cars and flipping over each over. While this happens, he directs the police cars into the protest, crashing into several cars and causing others to break from the march. This crash was shown online and goes viral, multiple people were injured and 1 person was killed throughout the melee. Now knowing he is a wanted man, David attempts to contact Randolph, but goes unanswered. He calls again, but goes directly to voicebank, he answers the voicebank, to then get a reply from it saying to meet him at Selton street, where the march commenced. When he arrives, Randolph arrives as well, in a Cadillac DTS. They commenced a conversation about what has happened. Randolph appreciates that he apologised about the melee, but doesn’t apologise when the police starts to crash into the cars marching, stating that it was a case of “divine intervention”, David then leaves to contact his friend Kyle Harrigan, who raced in the Production Series when they talked about the Miramar and who owns the car. They decide to visit the restorer who restored the Miramar. When there, they met the owner of the company, All Star Restorers, Danny McVeal, when there, they see the Miramar, without wheels, stating that the brakes have failed to activate at a certain time, but didn’t fail to activate when he was at Hirochi Raceway. He also states that he has a car hidden in Utah, stating it might be Bill’s Bruckell Moonhawk, which has something to do with an incident that happened 2 days before he was murdered. As they leave, Kyle is hit by an out of control truck, destroying the car and to leave Kyle with life threatening injuries. The police are then contacted, and enquires to all the witnesses about the incident, and they all have the same story, the truck failed to stop and ploughed through, destroying the Mercedes W126 and leaving Kyle in a coma. The police also ask everyone, on a news article, for all CCTV footage to be brought forward for examination. The footage then went online, and is then thoroughly examined by Police, to see that the brake lights were not on when the collision happened and was lucky that Kyle braced for impact, knowing the collision was inevitable. The Mercedes was written off and the truck has gone missing. What they also find was that the registration plate is missing, which means that the crash, was intentional. At home, David suddenly get an ominous call from Randolph, stating that one of his supporters used the truck to originally run him down, but instead getting Kyle, by mistake. He would finish the call, stating that he is watching David, and should be more cautious, because they are planning to attack him. This has paranoid him, thinking that the crash, could’ve been him instead of Kyle and now, they are finishing off what they could’ve started. Back at Mt Porterview, David takes the ETK, now modified, to see if any of Randolph’s supporters will start attacking him. At first, no cars start to ram into him, then one car accelerates towards him. Due to his excellent driving skills, evades the speeding car and a chase ensures, multiple cars then chase David through the Central Business District, to then split through into a side street. All bar one miss the street, while one follows him. As David exits the side street, the following car crashes into a civilian car, flipping it and rolling it into parked cars. Other cars follow suit into the busy streets where they avoided traffic, but causing collisions between the chase. One car chasing David nearly hits him, but then T-bones a civilian car, totalling the car. While this chase ensures, David calls Danny and directs him towards an interstate. Suddenly, most Randolph supporters appears from the off-ramp onto the interstate. Swerving through traffic, the ensuring mayhem starts with a supporter flipping the car off a ramp into traffic, causing a 5-car pile-up, only blocking a lane. Things get even more intense when a Cadillac DTS Herse tries to crash him out, but fails numerous times. Then out of nowhere, a muscle car flies off the off-ramp straight into the path of the oncoming party. The car crashes, but avoids the K-series and most other cars, but is then collected by a SUV owned by a supporter of Randolph’s motives, flipping the car over in a huge and spectacular crash, then gets rid of the DTS by running it off a ramp, directly towards a semi at high speed, collects the trailer and the semi rolls onto its side, blocking the entire flow of traffic. The remaining cars bail to help the wounded. Celebratory, David asks Danny to meet him at a fuel station at Trynelgren to talk about the Moonhawk that has vanished 30 years ago. They both arrive at the fuel station to pinpoint where the car’s possible final resting place, only for Danny to say the car is hiding in his shed in Delta, Utah. In awestruck, they drive to Delta to the shed, now in bad shape, to find a car under a tarp. They unveil it to be the Moonhawk in question. Danny then starts to identify the car, to be Bill “Cannon’s” Moonhawk Demon edition. He then talks about Bill and why he was called “Cannon”, to say that he was known for shooting past drivers in stock car racing and driving like a cannon, straight and strong, only for his career to end abruptly when he was involved in a monster rollover that destroyed the car and Bill’s confidence to race in stock car. He would then revert to smaller ovals using the Demon, that he built himself throughout the early 80s, to then be involved in a street race to find if his car was still up to scratch. It was, but the front bumper was torn off when a police car nearly totalled his car. After that, Danny then told David that Bill wanted the car to stay under wraps until he returned 2 days later. It would be his last conversation between the two, when 2 days later, was found dead, along with his Oldsmobile Delta 88, at the bottom of the cliff. The lone officer was Randolph Highwater, who had murdered Bill in a cold case situation, but was inexplicably cleared of any wrongdoing, thanks to altering the theory on how he died, from he committed suicide, to a mechanical fault, which was never fully examined. Danny would then finish off that the car should’ve been destroyed when Bill died, but due to a legal dispute, it never happened, which meant the car was hidden until now. David drives off in the Moonhawk to find where Randolph is. He then enters Interstate 24, to find a highway patrol car coming towards him at high speed, where David remarks that it was like the ‘good old days’ numerous times. When the Police car comes beside him, he rams into him, hitting the median strip and flipping the car over onto its roof. At first it was just like the beginning of the movie, but then a civilian car crashes into the police car, flipping the car over and causing a huge, and deadly, pileup. From vans tipping over, to vicious head on collisions, a bus rolling over, off the cliff, to a car crashing into the wrong side of the Interstate, and into oncoming traffic, to finish it off with a truck, carrying new ETK and Hirochi cars, colliding head on into other cars, before tipping over onto its side, exploding in the process. David would only then get a call from Kyle, stating that he is ok, but won’t be on the road for quite some time, because he had broken his left leg and cracked a few ribs, to then say that if the truck had been a second earlier, he would’ve been dead on the spot. After that call, David gets another call, this time from Danny, to state that someone has breached the database and a car has been missing, the car in question is Randolph’s Ibishu Miramar, which is running and operational. Through all backtracking and data restore, he successfully restored it before the data breach happen, to find that Randolph had put out an email 30 minutes before the breach, to state that he is taking the car and the data to go with it, meaning that his services, are no longer needed. But unbeknownst to Randolph, a tracker has been put on the car so they know where it has been. Danny sees that the Miramar is on Interstate 24 and is on their way to the airport for the car to be delivered to an owner, that hasn’t been recognise until that point. David finds the car, and follows it, only to realise, Randolph is driving the car, and a chase ensures. It only ends when David rams into the Miramar, knowing its weakness, faulty brakes, the car crashes into a construction site of an observation deck, littering the site with cinderblock walls and debris from the car. The front part of the deck then collapse, then the confessions come out. Randolph conceives that he changed the story so he wouldn’t be in suspicion of the murder and state that it was Bill’s fault that he drove into the rock catcher, and that he murdered him with a single shot to the chest, and could get a few words from him, before the car, and the catcher, collapsed, killing Bill instantly. The observation deck then collapsed entirely, but the Miramar was stopped by debris. The debris then falls, leaving Randolph vulnerable to the cliff below, then the brakes fail, causing the car to roll forward, then rolls over, to Randolph’s demise below. David then leaves the scene to meet up with Danny again at a nearby airfield. David then says to Danny about what Randolph said, but was deemed that the story was also false, and that from audio recordings on the police car states that no gunshot was heard and was a simple near miss and that Randolph detonated the pylons to kill Bill, to then hear that he was to make the next flight out to Liberty City, as part of the ever-increasing march to make the country crime free. They take the ETK to the airfield and boards the aircraft from the rear. A few supporters were there and questioned where their leader is, only for David to say that his career went “off the cliff”. Before they can do anything, the aircraft takes off for Liberty City. In the air, a fight ensures when David finally announced that Randolph was killed in a crash off an incomplete observation desk. The fight reaches fever pitch when the cargo doors suddenly flung open, sucking out anything that wasn’t secure. A few people get sucked out in the process, only for the plane to divert to another airfield nearby and lands immediately. David takes the ETK out of the aircraft, before it suddenly takes off again, only for it to stall and crash in the forest, killing everyone on board. David then drives off to only find that Police is on his trail. Admitting that this car should be in a showroom or a museum, due to its rarity, he decided to destroy the car in the process, by hitting it into other Police cars, causing all the body parts to fly off and have multiple Police cars damaged or destroyed. To then have no body parts in the process and to have the engine slowly failing. Not conceiving defeat, David then places a suitcase, full of receipts, and bails from the car. Driverless, the ETK suddenly jumps off a ramp and lands onto a trailer full of wrecked cars headed for the spare parts yard. Danny also arrives to the scene of the disaster to find the ETK destroyed and on the back of a trailer, David conceives that the aircraft fight got out of hand and had to do an emergency landing, which failed as the aircraft went upwards, to then stall and crash. Danny finally says that the Moonhawk Demon won’t be destroyed, but will be part of a museum dedicated to Bill “Cannon” Iberton, but for then to say that destroying the car is like destroying something he loved, but to find it in his will is something that Danny didn’t think of fully, but forgives that this car is something of significance for Bill. The Moonhawk Demon is then taken to the museum in Prahah, the site of the ETK Training centre, to park the car to the spot, to finally find a front bumper for the car. They park it for the last time and gets ready for the opening of the Bill ‘Cannon’ Museum, dedicating his life on the fast lane. A replica Oldsmobile Delta 88 is shown as Bill’s everyday car before his death, it was the type of car that he drove when he died, as well as various race and everyday cars were there. Kyle recovered from his injury, but was unable to race again because of the severity of the injury. Randolph’s autopsy found that he had died before the first rollover from a brain tumour bursting and the brakes of the Miramar had indeed failed. His remaining supporters backed out of the campaign due to his death and following warrants. The driver of the truck was Randolph’s supporter and was charged of dangerous driving & attempted murder and was sentenced to 5 years behind bars. Danny continued as a car restorer in Mt Porterview and David is still racing in the Hirochi Production series, now running as car 29, Bill ‘Cannons’ number and to have a new nickname for him. “Wildfire” from what he endured throughout the last few months.
Is there any cars from 1988 to earlier compatible with the current version of Beamng? Because I'm starting a storyboard of some scenes. I won't film them entirely until I get a new computer.
ouch shame on you ! You have the pic of vRock and you don't know who is lazlow ? That's a crime ! (I'm ironic of course)
Okay but I'm not a little bitch like Lazlow, I'm more like Cousin Ed from Vice City Stories, loud, annoying, and stupid
Plot updated. I need your help with the name of the movie. Planning to storyboard certain scenes soon
