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  1. Posted: October 23, 2018In: SciFi

    After an experiment-gone-wrong leaves a scientist broken and hurt, the scientist looks for a new place and a new life where he can belong.

    giannisggeorgiou Samurai
    Added an answer on October 23, 2018 at 6:48 pm

    This could be the premise of every Spiderman villain's backstory. I agree. Make it specific!

    This could be the premise of every Spiderman villain’s backstory.

    I agree. Make it specific!

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  2. Posted: October 18, 2018In: Comedy

    A payday loan banker?s estranged mother is kidnapped by a disgruntled customer but, when they refuse to pay the ransom a dangerous game of wits unfolds.

    giannisggeorgiou Samurai
    Added an answer on October 20, 2018 at 1:48 am

    Rutheless People works because Danny DeVito's character (the husband, who is to pay the ransom) is actually a funny villain, while the audience empathises with the wife and the kidnappers. It wouldn't have worked if DeVito were the protagonist; how can one refuse to pay ransom for one's wife? It wouRead more

    Rutheless People works because Danny DeVito’s character (the husband, who is to pay the ransom) is actually a funny villain, while the audience empathises with the wife and the kidnappers. It wouldn’t have worked if DeVito were the protagonist; how can one refuse to pay ransom for one’s wife? It would take great writing skills to pull that one off.

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  3. Posted: October 19, 2018In: Horror

    Kidnapped and caged, ten people are going to be killed one at a time until they identify the two traitors in their group, which will secure their release.

    giannisggeorgiou Samurai
    Added an answer on October 20, 2018 at 1:33 am

    Let's check the 3 ingredients:1. Event?Kidnapped and caged...So this is the event: The protagonist has been kidnapped and caged, along with 9 other people. Clear and cool.2. Character?... ten people...There is no main character in the logline. There is a group, but I doubt that this is a plural-protRead more

    Let’s check the 3 ingredients:

    1. Event

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    Kidnapped and caged…

    So this is the event: The protagonist has been kidnapped and caged, along with 9 other people. Clear and cool.

    2. Character

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    … ten people…

    There is no main character in the logline. There is a group, but I doubt that this is a plural-protagonist movie. I suggest you pick one of the group to be the main character.

    Then comes AlHarper84’s 3rd question, which is very important: What kind of group is it? Keeping it as “people” and “group” is a generic approach that fails to create a vivid mental image.

    Instead of saying ten “people,” use a more specific word:

      • ten United Nations officers
      • ten nuclear scientists
      • ten soldiers
      • ten game designers
      • etc.
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    The word you choose defines the film’s tone. For some reason, game designers brings a horror-comedy (or comedy-horror) to mind; soldiers sounds straight “And then there were none” kind of horror; nuclear scientists and UN officers is grimmer -it sounds as if it concerns the whole planet, giving the horror some political undertone.

    3. Action

    They must identify the traitor. This is cool. Some detective work involved. Some backstories revealed. I like it.

    Two caveats, though:

      1. I would like to get a sense of what kind of betrayal there has been
      2. I don’t see why they must be two traitors instead of only one.
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