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  1. Posted: October 2, 2015In: SciFi

    Deep in the trenches of a secret war against monsters that threaten humanity, a battle-weary young woman struggles to prepare her new trainee for combat when the truth behind her sister?s death on the frontlines comes to light.

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    Added an answer on October 2, 2015 at 7:18 pm

    One more thing, about the "laws of the universe fracture"... I would prefere to read what "visually" and concretely put the story in motion than an abstract analysis of the causes. Monsters? So start with "When monsters arise from a fracture in the space-time continuum" or something like that - I doRead more

    One more thing, about the “laws of the universe fracture”…
    I would prefere to read what “visually” and concretely put the story in motion than an abstract analysis of the causes. Monsters? So start with “When monsters arise from a fracture in the space-time continuum” or something like that – I don’t care about the laws of the universe broken as far as my life is not affected. Not in an action movie. Try to give a better description of the monsters.

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  2. Posted: October 2, 2015In: SciFi

    Deep in the trenches of a secret war against monsters that threaten humanity, a battle-weary young woman struggles to prepare her new trainee for combat when the truth behind her sister?s death on the frontlines comes to light.

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    Added an answer on October 2, 2015 at 7:12 pm

    Hello, I just want to join those who said that a mentor as main character is less "strong" than a training hero- Try to make clear who is the hero and write the logline from his point of view.

    Hello,
    I just want to join those who said that a mentor as main character is less “strong” than a training hero- Try to make clear who is the hero and write the logline from his point of view.

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  3. Posted: October 2, 2015In: Thriller

    A cold and withdrawn assassin, who uses her apocalyptic visions of the future to hunt targets in the present before they become a threat, finds herself hunted by a deadly, yet emotionally unstable, foe, and, in her bid to survive, she uncovers a future she never could have foreseen.

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    Added an answer on October 2, 2015 at 6:55 pm

    Hello, it's a little heavy as a reading, I suggest to make it shorter, one adjective only for the main character and the opponent maybe. I'm not an english native but I didn't know what a foe is... maybe there's a better word to identify the opponent? I'm not entirely happy with the ending, I'm notRead more

    Hello,

    it’s a little heavy as a reading, I suggest to make it shorter, one adjective only for the main character and the opponent maybe.
    I’m not an english native but I didn’t know what a foe is… maybe there’s a better word to identify the opponent?

    I’m not entirely happy with the ending, I’m not sure what I feel about it. It interests me because there is irony (someone who see the future who fail to understand one specific future – her own?). Usually I don’t like when a logline promises something (instead of telling things straight) but this thim it worked for me, I become curious. But, if you don’t have a big reveil in the movie, I’ll be highly disappointed. Theese are my personal feelings 🙂

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