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  1. Posted: March 8, 2016In: Comedy

    After a shy film student wins a movie contest in the US, he meets his heartthrob at the festival, but they both live in different worlds as she is a pop star and he a suburban guy from Germany.

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    Added an answer on March 8, 2016 at 5:10 am

    The premise has some good obstacles that stand in the way of love-- prerequisite for the genre.? But it seems to me that "film student" is too general.? What is he?studying to be? An actor, a director, a cinematographer, or (god have mercy on his wretched soul!) a screenwriter.? I think his role inRead more

    The premise has some good obstacles that stand in the way of love– prerequisite for the genre.? But it seems to me that “film student” is too general.? What is he?studying to be? An actor, a director, a cinematographer, or (god have mercy on his wretched soul!) a screenwriter.? I think his role in the film needs to be more specific because plot twists and relationship chemistry may be contingent on what he aspires to be.

    Also, while the premise sets up a?Romeo-and-Juliet??scenario?(a love story about people separated by feuding families, class,, cash, status, language, whatever), he defined rather?non-assertively.??He pines -and what does he do about it?? It doesn’t state what his objective goal is in?terms of a game plan to overcome the obstacles and win her heart.

    So, as a result of falling love with the pop star, what becomes his objective goal, his game plan,? to surmount the barriers that separate them and win her heart?

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  2. Posted: February 29, 2016In: Comedy

    ANALYZE FISH-A greedy shrink Dolphin tries to let a depressed Shark crime boss commit suicide and blame a rival crime family.

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    Added an answer on March 6, 2016 at 8:57 pm

    Thanks to all!!

    Thanks to all!!

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  3. Posted: March 5, 2016In: Comedy

    When a tsunami wipes out the island where a villainous pirate?s treasure is buried, he must turn to more conventional methods to fund his retirement.

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    Added an answer on March 6, 2016 at 5:11 pm

    This is a really funny premise. I want to see where it progresses :) I kinda like the mystery of "more conventional methods" but I also like the lameness of getting a job at Walmart. I guess it depends on where you want to take it.

    This is a really funny premise. I want to see where it progresses 🙂
    I kinda like the mystery of “more conventional methods” but I also like the lameness of getting a job at Walmart. I guess it depends on where you want to take it.

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