Steven Fernandez
Penpusher · 235 points
- 4 loglines
- 16 reviews
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This premise would not work even for a quirky, outlandish, comedy.? But for an alleged horror concept?? I don't think so. But how could this be improved?? Well, a start would be to put a much more menacing tone on…
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ANOTHER 'fallen angels' film?? Groan!! More analytically:? What is the imperative for the atheist to help out the angel?? Can't be romance because he's going to lose her in the end (or will he?). The way I see it, there…
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I like the irony of a "fraud investigator" having to use her skills of investigation and deceit to track down a criminal father.? There is a potential character redemption arc here that could elevate the story above?being?just a?cross between "Focus"…
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Fundamentally, I think this lacks originality.? It even lacks a different twist on an otherwise already-done plot. The college fraternity element is the weakest link of the chain.? On the face of it, so what if the killer is hiding…
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I think we need? a bit more to hint at the humanity of Berry.? A great irony would be that he is a doctor or care worker.?? Even better if Berry only acquired his 'condition' very recently and with no…
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The above critiques are really good. My addition is that the logline does not quite make crystal if the trio have been raised together or completely apart.? (Which makes a big difference from a viewer empathy point of view.) For…
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Great 'Battle of Thermopylae' type set up!? ?Compelling stakes and antagonist forces.? I do have a quibble about the Korean War setting ... It seems a bit too far back in the past ... However, the harsh snowy environment and…
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EmpireThinking, "non-violent" is a fairly redundant description given the "peaceful reliance" bit towards the end of the logline. So I'm not a fan of that, I'm afraid. I originally wanted to describe the mayor as "complacent", but that would be…
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Richiev, you're right that the accountant character should be individualised more with some character trait. (Normally that is a mistake I pick with other people's loglines ... Ironic!)
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The "when" clause is meant to be read as a setting statement, rather than a statement about the inciting incident. Although if this creates ambiguity, it's good that I'm told about it. The inciting incident is simply the bomb blast,…