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A young Thomas Edison must win the top invention prize at the Worlds Fair to prove to his dream girl and her disapproving father that he is worthy before she marries a wealthy suitor.
There's already a film in the works about Edison, "The Last Days of Night", ?adapted from the best-selling a book of the same name, a film that with a plot more faithful to historical events.
There’s already a film in the works about Edison, “The Last Days of Night”, ?adapted from the best-selling a book of the same name, a film that with a plot more faithful to historical events.
See lessA group of criminals see their escape from prison when an infamous prison breaker arrive. The problem however : he doesn’t want to escape anymore.
Taking the logline literally, it implies that the plot is about them trying to persuade escape artist to join in and help them escape. Now, I can see this working for a comedy sketch or a short or a sequence in a larger story -- but the length of an ?entire movie about them ?pleading with the escapeRead more
Taking the logline literally, it implies that the plot is about them trying to persuade escape artist to join in and help them escape. Now, I can see this working for a comedy sketch or a short or a sequence in a larger story — but the length of an ?entire movie about them ?pleading with the escape artist?
And even if he doesn’t want to escape, couldn’t he still advise them, mentor them?
That he doesn’t want to try to escape anymore is a good complication as a part of a plot, but I don’t see it as the plot. ? What is the story really about? The dramatic question seems to be: ?what do they do when they can’t convince him to help them? ?Isn’t the answer, obviously, ?they go ahead and plan their own escape?
See lessTwo friend’s relationship turns hostile after one of them reveals their love for the other.
>>>their love"Their' refers to "one of them" which means that grammatically it should ?say either "his love" or "her love'". ? ?Well, which one is it? And what becomes the objective goal as a result of the hostility?
>>>their love
“Their’ refers to “one of them” which means that grammatically it should ?say either “his love” or “her love'”. ? ?Well, which one is it?
And what becomes the objective goal as a result of the hostility?
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