tschrack
Penpusher · 240 points
- 3 loglines
- 17 reviews
-
Thanks so much!
-
To impress his older brother, an impulsive teen goes to epic lengths and sparks a national emergency trying to find case of beer for him.
-
Thanks Ben! Do you think it's stronger starting with "To impress his older brother?" That does announce the stakes right off the bat... I also like teen more than 14-year-old... I assume you agree?
-
I'd be interested in hearing the "why" here. Is she trying to fill her relationship void through them? Overcome something?
-
Feels like you might be telling two separate stories here. Can you combine them into one fluid storyline?
-
Hmm. This feels a bit long. Compelling but a bit too many words to get the point across. Could you start it with "When a *adj* woman orchestrates her husband and lawyer to kill each other, one cop connects the…
-
I agree. Let us know what happens if he doesn't return the cat. Bad idea: could the teenage girl be mute and the cat speaks for her? I don't think we need 1970s or Stockholm. It does read like a…
-
I'm also not sure who the protagonist is. The high schooler sounds like the antagonist.
-
Maybe instead of using "future" twice, you could use "imminent" the second time? Or slim it down even further: When an obsessive time traveler has everything in place to get his future millions, a superpowered high-schooler is the only thing…
-
Anything you could describe the young woman as, instead of young, that alludes to a flaw that will be fixed? What caused her to decide? The logline reads more like an inciting incident/catalyst than a logline itself. It might start…