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It's not clear what "breakdown that links him" means. Can you make things more specific, because I don't get what exactly is going on. "Internal conflict," "identity [is] diminished," etc are very vague terms.
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I see this is posted under the "Examples" category. Is it an existing movie, then? Which one?
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The only movie that comes to my mind when I hear about a protagonist who MUST kill someone against their will is "The Killing of a Chinese Bookie" by John Cassavetes, where the killing was to balance a huge gambling…
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CHARACTER: "A cold-hearted journalist..." Okay, that's definitely a flaw and a possible start for a transformation arc. EVENT: You don't have one. No inciting incident. We know she is shooting a documentary about an e-sport player (whatever that is... What…
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So is this an origin story for Anubis? I find this very fascinating. Just note that Anubis has the head of a jackal, not a wolf. Also, Djinns exist in the Arabic mythology (1001 Nights etc), which is thousands of…
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OK, there is a lot of house cleaning you must do here. 1. The Egyptian Unification War is not an event that everybody has in their minds. At first, I was looking for a 20th century event. Hey, I am…
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1. Is this a credible premise? Do you want the audience to actually believe that she has a chance or to perceive her as delusional? 2. OK, lets say this is her desire. What action does she take in order…
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Two NYT investigators must pursue three decades of sexually harassed women to incriminate a powerful film producer. 1. What is "NYT?" 2. What do you mean "pursue three decades of sexually harassed women?" Are they currently investigating, opening past cases…
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What is the backstory here? How far back was the "secret past?" How old was her mother when she left the cult? Did she have her daughter while in the cult? Does the daughter have memories from being in the…
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"Stuck in limbo, the spirit of a cold blooded hitman must save the daughter of his latest victim from the mafia boss who hired him, in order to rest in peace." Or: "Stuck in limbo, the spirit of a cold-blooded…
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"In Woodstock's aftermath, after stealing a chicken from an old hermit's farm, a hippy and her friends must survive his chainsaw rampage. Or whatever his rampage looks like. I also suggest you give a clue of the protagonist's flaw, so…
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En ingles, por favor! Many of us are not native English speakers (I am Greek, for example), but we can't all make this site look like the Babel Tower. English is an adequate and helpful convention, don't you think? Gracias!
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It sounds like a juicy sci-fi comedy. Well done! Do consider the previous comments for fixing the story, but I love the "Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy" or "Space Quest" feel.
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The logline practically is: "When a savage killer stalks a Chicago neighborhood, a seasoned but [flawed] detective must stop him, with the help of his [complimentary flawed] rookie partner." I keep the rookie partner element because it's the only thing…
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I had to google both conditions. It's better not to be too specific, if it's not something most people know by name. (Why do they have to have the same disease, by the way?) The other thing is... Would anyone…
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Sharp & straight to the point. Just one question: why did you choose not to begin with "After being forced to transport him? "
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Here's a first rewrite: "When he discovers that his estranged father is a real spellcaster, an ambitious street magician must enter a magical world and defeat its dark lord." Problem: the EVENT seems irrelevant to the ACTION. He discovers that…
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A rewrite, just for the sake of tightening (and fixing the fact that it seems to have 2 inciting incidents):After discovering his mother is dying, an exiled gangster turned priest must confront his vengeful ex partner in crime, in order…
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I agree with the previous comments. You got a good character. In case you are going for a feature film (vs a TV show), use the formula's structure to mention specific inciting incident and action. "When the FBI hires her…
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"Stepmother" is lowering the stakes. Yes, a stepmother can be very close and beloved, but why choose using a "stepmother" in the story over a "mother?" Wouldn't making her of the same blood add to the conflict? Just a thought.…