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  1. Posted: February 12, 2025In: Drama

    When a man gets accused of sexually abusing a kid, he must face the judgement of his own town, friends and family.

    dogger Penpusher
    Added an answer on February 19, 2025 at 12:27 am

    Is this based on a movie? "Must face the judgement..." renders the protagonist passive. The protagonist should be *pro*active and striving toward a specific objective goal. In the face of the criticism and ostracism of his family, friends, and community, what is that objective goal?

    Is this based on a movie?

    “Must face the judgement…” renders the protagonist passive. The protagonist should be *pro*active and striving toward a specific objective goal. In the face of the criticism and ostracism of his family, friends, and community, what is that objective goal?

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  2. Posted: February 12, 2025In: Comedy

    When his parents leave the house for the weekend, a teenager and his friends decide to throw the most legendary party ever.

    dogger Penpusher
    Added an answer on February 18, 2025 at 11:24 pm

    Is this a logline for the movie "Risky Business"? Or...?

    Is this a logline for the movie “Risky Business”? Or…?

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  3. Posted: February 12, 2025In: Drama

    When his arm gets trapped under a giant rock in the Grand Canyon, a man must decide how much he values his own life and how far he will go to preserve it.

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    Added an answer on February 18, 2025 at 11:22 pm

    127 Hours (2010). The movie was based upon a real life incident. Noting that in the logline strengthens the hook of the logline. The hook of the logline is that it's a true story of a man who faces an awful dilemma: he must cut off his arm -- or die. It's a do or die plot predicament -- and that's wRead more

    127 Hours (2010). The movie was based upon a real life incident. Noting that in the logline strengthens the hook of the logline.

    The hook of the logline is that it’s a true story of a man who faces an awful dilemma: he must cut off his arm — or die. It’s a do or die plot predicament — and that’s what the logline should focus on. That predicament was the story hook that attracted the interest of acclaimed director Danny Boyle.

    So, maybe:
    The true life story of a mountain climber who, when his hand gets trapped under a boulder in a remote canyon, must cut it off or die.

    (27 words versus 33 words for the logline posted. With loglines, less is more.)

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