Steve Kaycee has been on a tear (especially in 2023, 2024 and 2025) with writing multiple blog entries in a single week and doing so for multiple weeks.
However, he has grown tired of constantly converting fairly new blog entries into non-menu website pages, as he feels that A] Doing so doesn’t give such blog entries the proper exposure that they deserve and B] The constant impromptu pre-writes take their toll on him more and more.
But luckily, the impromptu pre-writes have (and will continue) to dwindle, as will the early non-menu website page conversions. And of course, with the latter being said, this page comes into play once again, as Steve Kaycee has a blog entry that he started on April 13 and finished on April 14, with it being the updated Project probability rates for 17 of the 25 Tier 7 bubble movies that he’s already blogged about.
You can see it below.
“Flickasbord, Volume 158”
When idea flow is on overdrive, I seem to wake up with new things to write about, whether that thing is another movie that I forgot to add to the assessment/re-assessment roster or a movie that could be a perfect theme much later in The Flickuum Project. And then there are the revised Project probability rates for 17 of the Tier 7 bubble movies that I’ve blogged about in progress reports.
Let’s begin.
First up, I’ve enforced my own rules about watching entire movie franchises, as I feel that most franchises have connective continuity, i.e. the “Harry Potter” franchise and “Jaws” franchise. So, with that being said, the fact that “Police Academy” has slipped through the cracks for so long has prompted me to finally add that movie to the roster, along with its six sequels. Now let’s see if that franchise can be intact Flickuum style or if there will be some lousy installments like what “Beyond Thunderdome” was/is/always will be to the “Mad Max” franchise. Stay tuned.
Next up, I think found what Flickuum evaluation 3,901 could be, as there will only be 99 Flickuum evaluations after that. And as to what that movie could be, well it could be “99 Homes”, simply because only 99 more movies can get permanent Flickuum homes afterwards. Yes, I have an idea of what movie that “The Bounce Back” will defeat to officially cement its Top 100 spot, but the Andrew Garfield-Michael Shannon collaboration needs to pass its pending assessment first. Stay tuned.
Yesterday, the two sports standings style selection protocols were both amended/reduced from 99 movies vying for overall guaranteed Project spots to 96 movies vying for such spots, thus prolonging the wait for “Dream Scenario” officially getting an overall guaranteed Flickuum spot. However, the Nicolas Cage-led movie isn’t what this paragraph is about. Instead, it’s about the adjusted Project probability rates for 17 of the 25 Tier 7 bubble movies that I’ve blogged about thus far. And as to what those adjusted rates are, well you can simply see them via the chart below:
| Tier 7 Bubble Movie | Adjusted Project Probability Rate |
| Black Bear | 62% in Tier 13. |
| Juliet, Naked | 53% in Tier 13. |
| Never Cry Wolf | 77% in Tier 13. |
| The Edge Of Seventeen | 54% in Tier 13. |
| Flora & Ulysses | 71% in Tier 13. |
| Flyboys | 81% in Tier 13. |
| Blinky Bill: The Movie | 6% in Tier 13. |
| Summer ‘03 | 84% in Tier 13. |
| Murder Of A Cat | 66% in Tier 13. |
| The Pink Panther ‘63 | 85% in Tier 13. |
| You Again | 87% in Tier 13. |
| Warhorse One | 88% in Tier 12, following other movies being exempt from that tier on April 11, 2025. Plus, that tier is 29 movies short of the maximum amount, thus a skewed Project Probability Rate. |
| The Party | 86% in Tier 13. |
| Persuasion | 95% in Tier 13. |
| Into The Wild | 96% in Tier 13. |
| All Is Lost | 91% in Tier 13. |
| The Journey Of Natty Gann | 78% in Tier 13. |
And finally, the addition of “Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse” to the roster unlocks two more dimensions in The Project, which are 1] Movies (released by certain studios) that do not get immediate, or near immediate pre-order listings could very likely have such listings confirmed before the Shameik Moore-led threequel comes out, and 2] Other 2027 movies that will be released before June 4, 2027 could have such listings already announced, as two of those such movies will be in line for overall guaranteed Flickuum spots 3,901 and 3,902. So, with all of that being said, the former could very likely apply to the sixth Ray Romano-Denis Leary-John Leguizamo “Ice Age” movie, as that one will be released during December 2026, while the latter could very likely apply to both “Sonic The Hedgehog 4” and the next “Godzilla X Kong” movie, due to those two movies being released in March 2027 via Paramount and Warner Bros., respectively.
Well, the cap space keeps fluctuating via constant addition to the roster and two immediate additions (Thunderbolt And Lightfoot, Fast & Furious) to Tier 13. But building and revamping The Flickuum Project, followed by adding to it and then trying to do all of that in a way that feels right to me, is a very methodical process, and I much rather be methodical and right than expedient and wrong.
Until the next time.