TOAST
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OK, some further info: - The guy is a cryptographer. His life long dream is to work for the CIA, as it's the only place on earth that will ever give him meaningful/challenging work. So, his outer goal, initially, is…
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OK, does he have no skills and is delusional about it (like 'Kick Ass") Or does he *think* he has no skills, but the obscure skills he does have prove to be useful (like many martial arts films).
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Again, think fatal flaw. Mark Zuckerberg may have been delusional. Gordon Gecko was delusional. Neurotic may be closer to the mark. How about "Agoraphobic" (look it up. Hitchcock used this somewhat). Even "Social-phobic". There's a Japanese term "Hikkikomori", but you…
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Meh, "rampent madmen" are a dime a dozen these days. Serbian people-traffickers... are some scary shit. (I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't…
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Meh. How about "NO" skills. The man has NO skills. He has to save the girl. She's his only hope of love. She is now lost... And he has NO skills. What's he going to do? (Let's watch and find…
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Yup. There are no "detective skills" unless you're doing film noir. All there is, is CSI and paperwork.
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PS, If you want, you can drop that she's a single Mum from the logline... but don't change the character! A single mother character is awesome. Even bring the child in as a secondary character (either as comic relief, or…
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dpg: Like you're idea. Cross the nullabor... get the girl. But what if... You've got 150km to cross, and an hour an a half to do it. Else you lose the girl for good. GO! GO! GO! It worked for…
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Watch the gimmicks a little. "When a long-distance truck driver falls for a city-dwelling single mum, he must cross the nullabor and (overcome his own fatal flaw) to win her heart (or else... something urgent)" Suggest focussing on the flaw(s)…
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Richie: Sure, it's a "slice of life", but there's TRUE tension and conflict here. It's a struggle as large as any life-or-death decision. To stay on a "steady, secure, known" path, or to risk it all on a roll of…
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I'm guessing you have a good concept, but need to work on your logline. Tighten, tighten. Extrovert / introvert are good character traits, indeed, but see if you can think of a "fatal flaw". Even something with dramatic irony if…
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Questioning how the 1929 crash comes into the story. It's an interesting time in history, and centered on Wall Street. The 1930s depression was more... nation-wide, and would have a different feel to it. (UNLESS of course some of the…
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+10 points for "Maxwell Mouse". I'm stealing that. (I'm kidding, I'm kidding)
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Lay off the mouse, rat stuff. The story needs to work without it. Sure, the concept of an animated mouse/rat cyber/hacker thing is great. But "just because it's animated mice" won't save a poor story (See, Dreamworks vs. pixar). I'm…
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Again, stakes need to be higher. What does he lose. His dignity? That might not be enough for a film. If he's in danger of losing his *family*, or his *life*.... better. But even "risks losing his job" is pretty…
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I'd love to see a film with lots of maths in it. I love maths.
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Mathematicians don't take calculus exams. Or any exams. Unless you're talking about a 13th century mathematician going forward in time. Which wouldn't work as calculus wasn't invented until Leibniz / Newton Focus on the antagonists/obstacles. Is the dude running around…
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Double check your mental illnesses, noting the difference between Schizoidal, Schizotypal, Schizophrenic, Delusional, Psychotic, Bipolar, Hikkikomori, and just "weird". If you insist on "Schizoid" do your research. Although I suggest it may be way easier for you to choose "reclusive"…
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a couple of comments. "Obscene female human guinea pig". Is this... a woman, who instead of having a real job earns money by being a "human guinea pig". If so, make it clearer. (BTW, I'd watch this. Interesting premise. She's…
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PS, I see you've taken previous feedback and improved your work. Well done. That's half the battle.