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Jupiter X
Sometime In 2000: Jupiter X is NOW on video release, if you would like to buy a copy, then click the email link below with any queries, such as cost, e.t.c I WANT TO KNOW MORE
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This blockbusting record breaker started life as a tiny seed planted in James Layton's head. It was inspired by the film Sleeping Beauty which was directed by his hero Gary Glitter. This tiny seedling grew and grew until its roots dug deep into his mind, feeding on his imaginative ideas. While still inside his head it blossomed into a beautiful flower before being released through his mouth as a suggestion to the crew of Spontaneous Combustion Films. They immediatley took up this idea, gently cradling its promising petals. The company supplied the flower's needs and it soon grew into the largest, most terrific blossom as the film was released at cinemas around the world. Soon virtually everybody in the world had witnessed the glorious beauty of the flower and wallowed in awe of it. When they left the cinemas, many were heard describing the film and most summed it up as "a big fat pile of bollocks". Despite this reaction the Gardeners (the spontaneous combustion crew) who had spent many a night and day tending to the flower's needs, were bemused by the audiences' reaction. Peter Finbow, playing the part of Geeky Freakio, was quoted as saying "the creative story and extravagant dialogue presented in our film was simply too mind boggling for some people to understand, especially those mindless pricks that suck their dicks. Arsewipes like themselves shouldn't be fucking allowed out of their spastic cages to watch films of this calibre. They ought to stick to what they're good at: being cun....". The highly reputed actor was stopped in his tracks when he was jumped on by policemen armed with big guns. At this point Richard Wood added: "he's right you know, they're all a bunch of twats". The members of Spontaneous Combustion Films had not been seen since this incident until they reappeared as guest stars on Dawson's Creek. It was obvious that they were back, and ready to release their new film.