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Posted: February 16, 20132013-02-16T05:49:12+10:00 2013-02-16T05:49:12+10:00In: Public

A perfectionist hitman is drafted by two mobsters to assassinate their Don. Twenty nine hours later; he's struggling to cope with his dying father, seduced into an electric one-night stand, and, in a bizarre twist of fate, seriously wounded. Can he learn the identity of his betrayer before his world comes crashing down?

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    1. mmckean
      2013-02-16T08:34:54+10:00Added an answer on February 16, 2013 at 8:34 am

      This sounds like a pretty cool movie idea. For a log line, this is a bit long though. The recommended length is one to two sentences.Maybe try and condense this down and make it shorter and tighter 🙂

      Also, why is it a bizarre twist of fate that a hit man who is going after a key mob boss is seriously wounded? I think that could kind of be expected when going up against such a formidable opponent.

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    2. Nicholas Andrew Halls Samurai
      2013-02-17T20:53:02+10:00Added an answer on February 17, 2013 at 8:53 pm

      All of that really interesting middle section … is superfluous. You’ve given us you inciting incident (hired to kill a Don), and the action (once betrayed, he fights to uncover the truth behind the betrayal). I think if you want to include that other stuff you need to find a more organic way for it to put it across.
      Also, “the world come crashing down” is a little vague – what specifically will happen if he fails to discover (and catch/kill?) the person who betrayed him?

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