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5 friends find a radioactive rock, which grants them superpowers but now must protect the rock and the world from a war-mongering weapons manufacturer led by a vindictive executive without being arrested for counts of terrorism.
Obstructing Government Operations.
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5 friends find a radioactive rock, which grants them superpowers but now must protect the rock and the world from a war-mongering weapons manufacturer led by a vindictive executive without being arrested for counts of terrorism.
I like your idea, but in the end, they end up keeping their powers.
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5 friends find a radioactive rock, which grants them superpowers but now must protect the rock and the world from a war-mongering weapons manufacturer led by a vindictive executive without being arrested for counts of terrorism.
This is the summary: 5 friends go into the woods, looking for material for their science fair projects, and find the rock. The gang get powers, but the government is looking for the rock because they're creating a weapon to…
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Senior Hayden Duarte has it all: Scholarship to Texas A&M, the Brains, and the girls. But Hayden likes to bully people with disabilities. But when tragedy hits home hard, Hayden learns a lot about friendship, faith, and life.
Thank You!
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A mother and daughter find themselves stranded in the middle of the night on an abandoned road. Deep in the surrounding woods a nightmarish terror stalks them, and they must find the courage to face the beast or be destroyed by it.
Richiev is right. You have to go into the story more, not into 1 part only. Talk about what's happening during the whole movie.
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A group of Marines, embedded in South Asia, embark on patrol of a remote island in search of drug runners. What they end up finding is something much more deadly and demonic than they could ever imagine.
This is an great idea!
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Four 15 year old boys join a secret anti-terrorist association, who hunt down terrorists for a living. Now they must protect the streets of Seattle from a pernicious terrorist and his nefarious army of agents before it’s too late.
New logline:Four average-joe teenage boys join a secret anti-terrorist association. Now they must fight against terrorism plots on the streets of Seattle from a pernicious terrorist and his nefarious army of agents before it's too late.
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Four 15 year old boys join a secret anti-terrorist association, who hunt down terrorists for a living. Now they must protect the streets of Seattle from a pernicious terrorist and his nefarious army of agents before it’s too late.
Would it be better if it just had the first part of the first sentence, and then leave the rest as it is?
