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  1. Posted: November 12, 2017In: Drama

    After leaving his tiny home village, A lonely man returns many years later to win back his childhood sweetheart only to find out she never existed.

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    Added an answer on November 12, 2017 at 10:33 am

    Agreed with DPG and Savinh0. Also, "...lonely man..." sounds rather generic, is there anything else about him that would make him a unique character? Preferably, this would be a flaw he has to overcome. On a side note, did the sweetheart actually exist and was kidnapped or killed? Or was she a figmeRead more

    Agreed with DPG and Savinh0.

    Also, “…lonely man…” sounds rather generic, is there anything else about him that would make him a unique character? Preferably, this would be a flaw he has to overcome.

    On a side note, did the sweetheart actually exist and was kidnapped or killed? Or was she a figment of his imagination?

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  2. Posted: November 7, 2017In: War

    A British Major and aristocrat must team up with a vulgar guerilla leader in order to blow up a bridge in Nazi occupied Greece. Based on a true story.

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    Added an answer on November 9, 2017 at 5:42 pm

    DPG's re write is very good, I'd add that it could change the outcome of the war. Based on a true story, an aristocratic British major and a vulgar guerilla leader together must blow up a bridge, in Nazi occupied Greece, that could change the outcome of WW2.

    DPG’s re write is very good, I’d add that it could change the outcome of the war.

    Based on a true story, an aristocratic British major and a vulgar guerilla leader together must blow up a bridge, in Nazi occupied Greece, that could change the outcome of WW2.

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  3. Posted: November 8, 2017In: Comedy

    When a genie in a pill bottle grants him his wish to be an action hero, a meek civil servant suffering from high anxiety must survive his mundane day job that magically transformed into a series of spectacular action sequences.

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    Added an answer on November 9, 2017 at 5:29 pm

    What will the civil servant do in the story?Genie appears, but now what? The series of "...spectacular action sequences..." are not a plot they are gags - granted, a nice premise for a comedy but this doesn't describe a story.

    What will the civil servant do in the story?
    Genie appears, but now what? The series of “…spectacular action sequences…” are not a plot they are gags – granted, a nice premise for a comedy but this doesn’t describe a story.

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