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As a joke a lonely programmer creates an AI girlfriend that works with VR sunglasses, but his life becomes serious as he tries to hide his growing affection for his digital companion from his worried friends and family
Not dissimilar to 'Her'? I love that movie and think it's a subject that has enough depth for more exploration. I like the idea of him being able to see her too. What's his goal? I feel like it should start out as "to get better at talking to real women" then there's an obvious reason why he's doneRead more
Not dissimilar to ‘Her’? I love that movie and think it’s a subject that has enough depth for more exploration. I like the idea of him being able to see her too.
What’s his goal? I feel like it should start out as “to get better at talking to real women” then there’s an obvious reason why he’s done this. I think saying “as a joke” diminishes the investment for the audience a little. If he was so lonely, he created a virtual girlfriend to practice on, I feel he’d get more sympathy.
“his life become serious” – in what way?
Whilst the VR glasses are a great idea, I’m not sure they’re essential for the logline. Without the full explanation you’ve written below, it’s difficult to imagine how they work or their relationship to the MC and the VR girlfriend, so it detracts from the logline slightly.
“A lonely programmer creates an AI girlfriend to practice talking to women with, but when he falls for her and chooses her over real women, he must adjust her coding to make himself fall out of love with her.”
How’s this? I feel like the second part of Act II will be a great descent into All is Lost. Gradually adjusting the code so she treats him like the women do at the start of the film. Painful but necessary and solely under his own volition = devastating to watch.
I’ve taken out the “worried friends and family” bit. You’ve said he’s lonely, so make him lonely. It’s also got hints of ‘Lars and the Real Girl’ in – another brilliant film.
Love this idea! Hope this helps.
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I like the word spoilt but it is unusual and unknown to the American ear...
I like the word spoilt but it is unusual and unknown to the American ear…
See lessRight before Christmas, a successful young Hollywood agent is fired from his job. Shame filled and arrogant, he is forced to spend the holiday with his family in New York City where he meets Melissa, a kind and beautiful young woman who unexpectedly pulls him out of his funk, helps him move on from his old job, and becomes the greatest Christmas miracle of the season.
When "an arrogantly successful young Hollywood agent" -> "is fired from his job" -> he must -> "spend Christmas holiday with his family in New York City" Cause = job loss || Effect = move back home Deductive logic: This Hollywood agent can't have been that successful, if he has to move backRead more
When “an arrogantly successful young Hollywood agent” ->
“is fired from his job” -> he must
-> “spend Christmas holiday with his family in New York City”
Cause = job loss || Effect = move back home
Deductive logic: This Hollywood agent can’t have been that successful, if he has to move back home.
However, When “an arrogant young Hollywood agent” ->
“is fired from his job” -> he must … gives explanation for job loss and a much clearer character arc of:
arrogant young man <> character of Humility
The antagonist of this story is “a kind and beautiful young woman” (loglines conventionally replace names with character description – sorry Melissa!). However, how does this seductive princess lure our stated hero out of such funk?
Story is the stated actions of character. Clarity of description of action would improve this logline.
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