Karel Segers
Samurai · 2,659 points
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This reads like a stream-of-consciousness run-on sentence. I have read it twice and still don't have a clue what it is about. May I suggest you read the training materials on this site? This is not a story concept as…
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May I suggest you read the training materials on this site? This is not a story concept as it merely lists two events. Read the sections labeled "Formula" and "Examples", then read some example loglines here on the site and…
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On the surface, the logline follows a clear structure, which makes it fairly easy to read. You may find a way to avoid the repetition of abusive/abuse, and add a comma after 'father'. Because of the "and ... and", I…
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I think getting the IRS off her back is certainly one of the more mundane goals in this film. In cinematic terms, I guess this means to defeat Jamie Lee Curtis.
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It's a cool, dramatic premise. I don't get a feel for the character yet, though. "Young genius" is not enough to promise an engaging character for me. What personal challenges does the character face? Also, the survival of mankind is…
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The logline is not presented in the format that is recommended on this site. Please have a look at the tutorials under "START HERE" and "Formula". Leaving our recommended format aside, this is still not an industry standard logline. You'll…
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Not sure if I'd want to watch this, but it reminds me of a scene in Severance, where one character is mentally tortured until she says something in a way that sounds like she believes it. This reads like a…
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I disagree about the comma comment. As long as they're used grammatically correctly, they SHOULD improve the sentence's readability. Here's another take on this logline: "When a jazz musician on the brink of a career breakthrough lands in the 'Great…
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First of all, get rid of some adjectives: unwittingly, secret, disastrous, delicate... This is just too much. Some don't make sense, either. Next, it seems like the story's main action is 'convincing'. Or is the story what happens AFTER this?…
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In this type of story, typically there is a secondary goal of bringing the real culprit to justice. Because it's a movie, an accident is not really interesting. There may have been a plot behind the killing of this particular…
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The story has a decent EVENT ('the death of his wife'), and we understand that this can motivate change in a character's life, as well as inspire them to act. The character is interesting, in that he is reclusive and…
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on A group of filmmakers decide to make short films about robots, outer space and talking cats.
Clearly I don't need any bots to achieve that. ;) BTW - I'd like to take the opportunity to thank you for all your reviews, Odie. You've been wonderful! -
It sounds more like a novel than a movie, Leon. The only action here by your Papuan girl hero is 'to convince' her lover. This is likely not sufficient to sustain a second act.
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Richie is right. This is a (great) description of a setting, a world. In the screen business, there is no concept or story without a central character, and a clear objective for this character.
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The logline sounds odd, which probably means that English is not your native language. I'm in the same boat, but you need to do better than this. First of all: no past tense in a logline. So no "died"; instead:…
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As dpg says, the logline does the job for the episode. But I think it's more than 'adequate'; it kicks ass! Where typically loglines are not an adequate tool to capture the appeal of a TV show, this one works…
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MPR: ...but when the chief suicides and leaves a note with a message of love, the cop must put his bigotry aside, reconcile with the mother, and conclude the investigation himself.
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MPR: ...but when the chief suicides and leaves a note with a message of love, the cop must put his bigotry aside, reconcile with the mother, and conclude the investigation himself.
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Well done! Thanks, Chris. :) Despite the 140+ shows in my iTunes account, I must confess this is a show I don't know...
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on After a childhood of abuse, a young woman decides to write a memoir to help her heal.
What Ninann22 says. In times when we have so much choice in terrific, drama-packed movies and television, who would want to watch a movie that is going to show me someone writing their memoir?