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Clashing husband-and-wife inventors of a new process to design life-saving drugs need to settle their differences in time to fight off a global corporation using espionage tactics to bury an invention that will save millions of lives.
Jean-Marie: Not wishing to hijack the thread of this logline to another story, may I suggest you post a logline for "The Birds" in the "Classics" section of this website? If you are so inclined, I will be happy to respond there.
Jean-Marie:
Not wishing to hijack the thread of this logline to another story, may I suggest you post a logline for “The Birds” in the “Classics” section of this website? If you are so inclined, I will be happy to respond there.
See lessAfter finding out he has a month left to live, high school junior Felix Chester focuses all of his time and energy on one goal: losing his virginity to his dream girl.
How about punting it back to the author? It's not our logline, not our problem.
How about punting it back to the author? It’s not our logline, not our problem.
See lessAfter finding out he has a month left to live, high school junior Felix Chester focuses all of his time and energy on one goal: losing his virginity to his dream girl.
Jean-Marie Well-observed. The logline is sexist, classic male chauvinism. The girl is portrayed as nothing but a fantasy sex symbol. (One would like to assume the character arc is that the kid comes to see her as a real person, but that's nowhere suggested in the logline.)
Jean-Marie
See lessWell-observed. The logline is sexist, classic male chauvinism. The girl is portrayed as nothing but a fantasy sex symbol. (One would like to assume the character arc is that the kid comes to see her as a real person, but that’s nowhere suggested in the logline.)