There is a company that can reset your life. If you don't feel like you have succeed in life you can just reset your life.

The logline has promise and a worthy premise - but it needs fleshing out. Who is your protagonist? What's at stake? Why will we care? So many questions - and yes, so little time to address them in a logline. But crack the challenges of writing this and you could be on your way to penning a blockbuster the whole world will want to see.

To me it sounds like a public version of The Adjustment Bureau. That's not to say it wouldn't work but, as has been said before, the logline isn't giving us much beyond the idea. "On deciding to reset his life, an under-achieving patent office worker discovers the mysterious Reset Company who, in exchange for his sense of sartorial elegance, allow Albert to develop the Theory of Relativity thus propelling him onto the World stage". I'm messing obviously, but the gist is there.

Since a lot of you are telling me you need more story, here it goes: The protagonist is a male (47). He is going through a mid-life crisis and nothing seems to go right for him. He is a loner, hated by his boss, He is single and spends most of his time playing videogames to escape from his depressing life.

He starts wondering what is the meaning of his life (not life in general) and concludes that he has no purpose in life, this only depresses him more. He comes to the conclusion that he will commit suicide, but instead he somehow gets contacted by agency that claims to have invented a "reset-button for life" and you can only use it once.

The antagonist is also the protagonist. In the new life he finds a friend with similiar interests. They create a videogame that becomes a great success. He and his friend creates a company. When he becomes a boss in his new life, he changes. He becomes so obsessed with his new life that he forgets how it was like to be a nobody. He treats his employees badly. He lets the greed take over and slowly pushes his friend away and cheats him out of the company.

(i know the logline was a little short, but I wrote it right after i woke up. So i wouldn't forget it)