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  1. Posted: August 30, 2012

    A smart, new classy version of an old west historical tale that has never been told, between a well-dressed clean man of small stature and his dirty giant brutal enemy with a personal vendetta;of which takes place in a large alluring and immaculately clean gambling hall and infamous brothel, where heaven and hell plays about.

    CraigBerger
    Added an answer on August 30, 2012 at 11:54 am

    Start over. No reader wants to hear how impressed you are with your own idea. They'll decide if it's smart, new and classy. (Also, a "new version of a tale that's never been told" doesn't make sense to me). A logline should be short and sweet, tell us who the hero is and give us the hook: "The trueRead more

    Start over. No reader wants to hear how impressed you are with your own idea. They’ll decide if it’s smart, new and classy. (Also, a “new version of a tale that’s never been told” doesn’t make sense to me). A logline should be short and sweet, tell us who the hero is and give us the hook: “The true story of David vs. Goliath set in the Old West,” for example.

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  2. Posted: August 29, 2012In: Public

    Constantine is a cynical burnt out exorcist, who is dying from cancer and has a one way ticket to hell for his sins. But when he uncovers a plot involving the spear of destiny, a suicide and a major loop hole for a Demon to come into our realm. He figures he may have a slim chance to buy his way into heaven and save himself from?hell.

    CraigBerger
    Added an answer on August 29, 2012 at 5:18 pm

    How about "a brilliant and original comic book character is ruined by poor casting, terrible writing and directing, and producers with no respect for the source material."

    How about “a brilliant and original comic book character is ruined by poor casting, terrible writing and directing, and producers with no respect for the source material.”

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  3. Posted: August 29, 2012In: Public

    A Janitor suffering from aquaphobia discovers he has the ability to control water. He must conquer his fear to save his fiance from a malevolent man who wants to see the world burn.

    CraigBerger
    Added an answer on August 29, 2012 at 2:39 pm

    I stand corrected.

    I stand corrected.

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