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  1. Posted: May 30, 2012In: Public

    Ed Noble?s world falls apart when a suicide bomber murders his family. Holding the bomber?s spiritual leader responsible, Ed resorts to desperate measures to bring him to account.

    Chris Andrews Penpusher
    Added an answer on May 30, 2012 at 7:45 pm

    Hi Tim. I like this - it gives me a fairly solid idea about what to expect if I were to read the script. Revenge/action/thriller is my first impression. Thoughts: I'd suggest you don't name the protagonist though - give a brief description instead. Ie, a distraught family man... Second, loglines areRead more

    Hi Tim. I like this – it gives me a fairly solid idea about what to expect if I were to read the script. Revenge/action/thriller is my first impression.

    Thoughts: I’d suggest you don’t name the protagonist though – give a brief description instead. Ie, a distraught family man… Second, loglines are usually a single sentence if you could conbine them I think it might read better. Finally, I’d try and make it clear exactly what the relationship is, ie, the protagonist is holding someone responsible – but there’s the hint of a question as to whether he’s justified or not. If he’s not, it could give an entirely different slant to the movie.

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    C

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  2. Posted: May 6, 2012In: Public

    An immortal warrior-princess from another universe unexpectedly falls in love with a human boy while hunting the shapechanger that murdered her parents.

    Chris Andrews Penpusher
    Added an answer on May 30, 2012 at 7:35 pm

    Thanks cicpices. I'll try and make it a bit clearer. Cheers C

    Thanks cicpices. I’ll try and make it a bit clearer.

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  3. Posted: May 6, 2012In: Public

    An immortal warrior-princess from another universe unexpectedly falls in love with a human boy while hunting the shapechanger that murdered her parents.

    Chris Andrews Penpusher
    Added an answer on May 30, 2012 at 7:33 pm

    Thanks Nir. I agree, it's a little confusing as to whether it's predominately a revenge story or a romance. Still trying to nut that out myself. As to how immortals can be killed - happens in fantasy all the time (Highlander, Lord of the Rings, and squillions more). Not sure if I can work that intoRead more

    Thanks Nir. I agree, it’s a little confusing as to whether it’s predominately a revenge story or a romance. Still trying to nut that out myself. As to how immortals can be killed – happens in fantasy all the time (Highlander, Lord of the Rings, and squillions more). Not sure if I can work that into the logline, but I’m not sure it’s confusing enough to leave it out either. See what others say. Either way, thanks for the pointer. Appreciate it.

    Cheers
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