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Thanks everyone, the problem is that the gouvernement says the noise doesn't even exist - that people who 'hears it' are sick and will become dangerous. That's why I'm not 100% ?convinced "with the rare ability to hear".
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I have no problem with a villain as protagonist. Besides, the problem is that he has no serious?obstacles, only 'solutions'. problem: unemployed/solution: fake papers; problem:patients upset/solution: killing them. This movie is a win win win... logline should focus on a…
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"her spiraling descent into adulthood": in my opinion the movie is hidden in this un-undertandable words. What happens in the movie? I like the idea that everything is a flashback while the main character is?baking an apple pie but this…
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This is a good concept in my opinion. It's not clear why the waitress should help his boss (can't she just run away?) - anyway I think there are many ways to upgrade this logline, it just needs some work.…
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The idea is interesting but I think the movie is 'outside' the logline. I mean, the real movie is about what happens after the reporter starts the?surveillance and the logline should capture that rahter than 'convincing the mit scientists of…
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Hello, I keep an eye on this website and so I read many many loglines. I must say this one is faaaaaar better than the average! I think it could be improuved on the level of the words (too many…
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I personally have the feeling of a random sequence of unconnected elements... an esoteric detective, a murdered pregnant woman, a rnr band... This could be a?masterpiece (it makes me think about the novel Inherent Vice - I haven't seen the…
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I can't see how the differents parts create a whole... a game, a rape, an african american trash man, french new wave, conglomeration... this could be genius but as a logline I don't understand anything at all sorry.
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Hello, I personally like when a logline can describe the basic plot of the movie in terms of main character's goal/obstacles. "the world's most distructive problems in his mind": first, I'd like to know what specific problem or I don't… -
Anytime I see the word "mysterious" in a logline, I see a problem.