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When a self-serving criminal sees his war-hero father brutally arrested by a security Czar, the son fights to liberate his father and overthrow a tyrannical government.
The brutal arrest of his war-hero father by a tyrannical government galvanizes a I-don't-give-a-damn-about-anyone-or-anything criminal to give a damn and fight to free his father. A logline usually describes the protagonist's primary and singular objective goal. Which I take to be: free his father.Read more
The brutal arrest of his war-hero father by a tyrannical government galvanizes a I-don’t-give-a-damn-about-anyone-or-anything criminal to give a damn and fight to free his father.
A logline usually describes the protagonist’s primary and singular objective goal. Which I take to be: free his father. “Overthrow a tyrannical government” is either a means to that singular goal or a collateral consequence.
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Oh, and in E.T., getting back to the home planet is a matter of life and death. There are no such stakes in "Look Up".
Oh, and in E.T., getting back to the home planet is a matter of life and death. There are no such stakes in “Look Up”.
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How short is "short"?
How short is “short”?
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