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While seeking inspiration for his writing, a high school senior gets caught up in the unorthodox sabotage of a rival school’s prom, set in motion by a Prep, a Drugee, a playboy, and a billionaire’s son.
A high school senior must choose between the girl of his dreams and social acceptance after he involves himself in the unorthodox sabotage of a rival school's prom set in motion by a Prep, a Drugee, a playboy, and a…
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While seeking inspiration for his writing, a high school senior gets caught up in the unorthodox sabotage of a rival school’s prom, set in motion by a Prep, a Drugee, a playboy, and a billionaire’s son.
What I'm having trouble explaining in the logline is: Originally he is motivated by a lack of inspiration for a school writing assignment, But his motivation is shifted when he discovers the lead antagonist is dating a pass love of…
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While seeking inspiration for his writing, a high school senior gets caught up in the unorthodox sabotage of a rival school’s prom, set in motion by a Prep, a Drugee, a playboy, and a billionaire’s son.
While seeking inspiration for his writing, a high school senior involves himself in the unorthodox sabotage of a rival school's prom, set in motion by a Prep, a Drugee, a playboy, and a billionaire's son.
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A Harlem orphan must face the federal Government and the world’s largest corporations after he mysteriously wakes up on his 18th birthday with $458 Billion to his name.
Thanks guys, I'm 17 and don't know much about money. If I need to I could have the government freeze his account and he is fighting to get it UN? frozen.
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A Harlem orphan must face the federal Government and the world’s largest corporations after he mysteriously wakes up on his 18th birthday with $458 Billion to his name.
The government is trying to take the money from him since it isn't his, though they don't have any roots to their arguments.
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After one of them runs over his loving girlfriend while intoxicated, two teenage boys set off across the northern U.S. looking for a secure place to dump the body as soon as possible, while their friendship and criminal minds are tested.
I pictured a "Road Trip/Gruesome Comedy" Of a movie, and the two main characters have made it their New Years resolution of going west towards California and Washington to "get away." lo and behold, the next day one runs over…
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After one of them accidentally runs over his loving girlfriend, two teenage boys run away from home and travel the country looking for a safe place to dump the body. Short for time as the body rots, the two friends encounter plenty of bumps along the way, as their friendship and criminal minds are tested.
Guess I should have added that in! Well the night before (new years) the one who ran over his girlfriend had been drinking heavily and smoking weed, and the accident was caused because of the hangover/funk he was still in…
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The DEA recruits a group of straght-A model students to help infiltrate a thriving, Pot-dealing business in their high school, not knowing that one of them is the head of the operation, and is using the insider information he has obtained to dodge the police’s every move.
The DEA are simply using the students as eyes and ears on the inside, I didn't see it as them carry guns and badges, just helping out. And also, I do see it as a sort of "21 jump street"…
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The DEA recruits a group of straght-A model students to help infiltrate a thriving, Pot-dealing business in their high school, not knowing that one of them is the head of the operation, and is using the insider information he has obtained to dodge the police’s every move.
The student running the operation and the head DEA agent are the two main characters, and foil characters of each other. And until the end, it's up to the viewer to decide which side they are rooting for. Even though…
