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Borrowed Time
Assuming that the system was 100% accurate, would he be just a minor celebrity? Surely if he's the only person to avoid death, his name would be known globally? He'd be the next Jesus!Who set up the system? The government?You said he avoided his fate. Did he simply not die? Or did he actively try anRead more
Assuming that the system was 100% accurate, would he be just a minor celebrity? Surely if he’s the only person to avoid death, his name would be known globally? He’d be the next Jesus!
Who set up the system? The government?
You said he avoided his fate. Did he simply not die? Or did he actively try and avoid death?
At what point in the story do you see these things happening? Is the him avoiding death the Act I climax? Or is that a MPR?
Great title btw.?
See lessTwo bitterly-divorced CDC epidemiologists are called to investigate a disease outbreak at a mountain resort and uncover a government conspiracy that they must stop in order to survive.
Definitely get more of a sense of horror from your amended version. I like that it could draw on previous horror films for inspiration. Have you played the game "The Last of Us"? If not, I highly recommend it. I would still have a single protagonist who acts as the emotional conduit for this story.Read more
Definitely get more of a sense of horror from your amended version. I like that it could draw on previous horror films for inspiration. Have you played the game “The Last of Us”? If not, I highly recommend it.
I would still have a single protagonist who acts as the emotional conduit for this story. I quite liked the idea of the two scientists being divorced. It adds an element of humour to the situation and obvious conflict.
“Must work together” – can you be more specific? What must they work together to do? Find a cure? Escape?
See lessWhen teenage twins raised on different sides of the track, discover each other, they decide to swap lives temporarily, just to get a taste of what seems a better life but only one wants to return back.
I think we need to make one of these two the central protagonist, and after the mid-point reversal (MPR - where one of the twins refuses to return to their original home) we need a goal for them. What sets this apart from other body swap films? What's the hook? Family films usually have a more obvioRead more
I think we need to make one of these two the central protagonist, and after the mid-point reversal (MPR – where one of the twins refuses to return to their original home) we need a goal for them.
What sets this apart from other body swap films? What’s the hook? Family films usually have a more obvious message so what’s the message you want this film to convey?
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