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  1. Posted: January 29, 2018In: Thriller

    A battered wife seduces a sexaholic lawyer as part of a desperate plan to free herself from her marriage by framing her violently jealous husband for murder, but when things go wrong she needs to think fast and make a new plan before her husband kills her.

    kbfilmworks Samurai
    Added an answer on January 30, 2018 at 10:44 pm

    Thanks for your comments, guys.I have a question that's related to my logline:? in a non-linear script is the lnciting incident found in the actual chain of events or in the plot structure? For instance, in a film such as 'The Usual Suspects' is the inciting incident the ship blowing up or the fiveRead more

    Thanks for your comments, guys.

    I have a question that’s related to my logline:? in a non-linear script is the lnciting incident found in the actual chain of events or in the plot structure? For instance, in a film such as ‘The Usual Suspects’ is the inciting incident the ship blowing up or the five criminals finding themselves together in a Police cell?

    I’m re-drafting my logline to reference the flashback structure of my script and I’m posting it as a fresh logline.

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  2. Posted: January 26, 2018In: Thriller

    An ex-smuggler seeks a quiet life, until past criminal associates find him and terrorize his new family, demanding a bigger cut from their last job.

    CraigDGriffiths Uberwriter
    Added an answer on January 29, 2018 at 1:33 pm

    A retired smuggler must fight back against his former gang to protect his family when the gang comes for money they think they are owed.

    A retired smuggler must fight back against his former gang to protect his family when the gang comes for money they think they are owed.

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  3. Posted: January 26, 2018In: Thriller

    When an arcane creature disembowels several Asian women in 1900s San Francisco, a war-weary army officer teams with a disparate group of social outcasts to hunt it down? Only to discover the city council is the real force behind the monster?s bloodbath.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on January 26, 2018 at 11:51 pm

    >>>Only to discover the city council is the real force behind the monster?s bloodbath. That's a spoiler and a logline should never have a spoiler.? The Big Reveal is something a logline should never reveal.? What's going to sell the script -- and the movie -- is the monster, not the politicRead more

    >>>Only to discover the city council is the real force behind the monster?s bloodbath.

    That’s a spoiler and a logline should never have a spoiler.? The Big Reveal is something a logline should never reveal.? What’s going to sell the script — and the movie — is the monster, not the politics.

    Also the antagonist should be a single individual, a Bad Guy (or Gal), not a committee, a group of Bad Guys (and Girls). A group of people can be complicit, of course, but who is the first among equals, the alpha character, who is leading the others?

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