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  1. Posted: March 22, 2017In: Drama

    Another try: Faced with bankruptcy, a down-on-luck man endangers his life by crossing a high-risk territory to get money to pay for his son?s emergency operation.

    Foxtrot25 Uberwriter
    Added an answer on March 23, 2017 at 12:16 am

    "High Risk territory" jumped out at me, so that's good. Even though high-risk can mean many things. Perhaps cut it down a bit. A bankrupt man ventures into dangerous territory to get money to pay for his son's emergency operation. And even now, there can be a better version. I don't like using "to"Read more

    “High Risk territory” jumped out at me, so that’s good. Even though high-risk can mean many things. Perhaps cut it down a bit.

    A bankrupt man ventures into dangerous territory to get money to pay for his son’s emergency operation.

    And even now, there can be a better version. I don’t like using “to” twice in the same sentence.

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  2. Posted: March 21, 2017In: Drama

    When a man tracks a Mesoamerican heirloom to Brazil, he learns he must choose between revenge for his father?s death, and the life that caused it

    Foxtrot25 Uberwriter
    Added an answer on March 22, 2017 at 2:09 am

    Rus, don't feel you must mention things for your logline to get attention, such as "Mesoamerican Heirloom". Rather mention what your unique main character must do and why we may want to follow him doing it.

    Rus, don’t feel you must mention things for your logline to get attention, such as “Mesoamerican Heirloom”. Rather mention what your unique main character must do and why we may want to follow him doing it.

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  3. Posted: March 20, 2017In: Thriller

    An affair between a recluse yacht owner and a little known actress gets tangled when they discover one another ambitious tramps who team up to fleece the jet set but recluses ex returns to love with revenge as an IRS sting – SuperTramps

    Foxtrot25 Uberwriter
    Added an answer on March 21, 2017 at 2:23 am

    I'd remove the Jekyll and Hyde reference and replace it with something else and then extend or 'finish' the sentence after tramp to include what the goal will be after they discover each others true intentions. Add a time-bomb element to it.

    I’d remove the Jekyll and Hyde reference and replace it with something else and then extend or ‘finish’ the sentence after tramp to include what the goal will be after they discover each others true intentions. Add a time-bomb element to it.

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