Jaybird1091
100 points
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If you can simplify further, it'd be a big improvement. Made my head spin a bit. Something more like: "In ancient Japan, a priest's slave becomes a samurai, and fights to defend his warlord against a corrupt general."
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Pretty sweet idea! I'm sensing a comedy with heart. My only comment is, change "Aliens mistake a stuck-up, self centered actor as..." to "Aliens mistake a stuck-up, self-centered actor for." Adding a hyphen and changing "as" to "for" improves the…
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Than you guys so much for your comments! The real emotion of the piece comes from the transformation of the osteoporotic dude (that's bone brittleness, BTW). He has been denied passage to the moon because his condition would prevent him…
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Hmmm, great points! Try: With most of humanity already safe on the moon, an aging millionaire has only days to repair a rocket to carry his newfound friend--an autistic child--to safety, before natural disaster destroys what's left of planet Earth.
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OOOOOOOhhhhhhh ok, ok. I like that idea!!!!!!!! At the beginning of my script as it now stands, Jake tries to rally support from the people of his town to rescue Emma (his wife), but EVERYONE--even his own brother!!!!--deserts him, a…
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I REALLY want that complicated back-story to stay BACK of the STORY. This isn't a concept-driven tale; it's character-driven. It's not about gods and politics and cool sci-fi tech. It's about a man, his love for his wife, and the…
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Great point, dpg. The reason is complicated: the city is isolated by a force field, and largely automated. Its citizens have long ago forgotten secrets that their ancestors knew. The upshot is, nobody understands the technology that makes their city…
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Cool idea! Clear protagonist/antagonist. What's the genre here? I'm guessing horror, but it's a little hard to tell. Rather than "unravel the secrets," you might say, "combat the dark forces" or something similar, assuming this is horror.
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The game show did kidnap his wife (the previous year's champion wanted to goad the husband into the city for reasons of his own). It's not really a "game show," but more like a televised, gladiatorial contest. I'm not sure…
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Right! There are so many details to this world which contribute in small ways to the story, but which don't really take center stage. Without including them, it's hard for me to avoid confusion. The fact that they are the…
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Great idea! It's hard to tell what genre this script will fall under; is it a serious social drama, or a lighthearted comedy? Try shortening a few phrases and using descriptive verbs: (Serious drama): A newlywed gay couple struggles to…
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Interesting premise! One quick note: generally the phrase "more to the..." is followed by "than he ever knew" or something similar. The absence of the latter half throws the reader off. Try changing the phrase (you'll think of something better…
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The story sounds fascinating! However your logline could use a little polishing for clarity and brevity. Is this "true-believing champion of the Greek gods" a god himself, or a man? And by "champion," do you mean, "champion of a cause"…