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When a delusional shut-in discovers that his favorite webcam model has been kidnapped, he must utilize his detective skills to locate her before she becomes another victim of a rampant madman.
Meh. How about "NO" skills. The man has NO skills. He has to save the girl. She's his only hope of love. She is now lost... And he has NO skills. What's he going to do? (Let's watch and find out!) (Or, he has some obscure skill. Like archery (The Host), or Rubiks Cubes or Bagpipes or something)
Meh. How about “NO” skills. The man has NO skills. He has to save the girl. She’s his only hope of love. She is now lost… And he has NO skills. What’s he going to do? (Let’s watch and find out!)
(Or, he has some obscure skill. Like archery (The Host), or Rubiks Cubes or Bagpipes or something)
See lessWhen a delusional shut-in discovers that his favorite webcam model has been kidnapped, he must utilize his detective skills to locate her before she becomes another victim of a rampant madman.
Yup. There are no "detective skills" unless you're doing film noir. All there is, is CSI and paperwork.
Yup. There are no “detective skills” unless you’re doing film noir. All there is, is CSI and paperwork.
See lessWhen lonely long-haul truck driver D Forde falls in love online with a city writer and single mother, he must cross more than the Nullarbor to overcome his fear of abandonment and win her heart.
PS, If you want, you can drop that she's a single Mum from the logline... but don't change the character! A single mother character is awesome. Even bring the child in as a secondary character (either as comic relief, or as a "source of perspective and wisdom" when the going gets tough). You ever waRead more
PS, If you want, you can drop that she’s a single Mum from the logline… but don’t change the character! A single mother character is awesome. Even bring the child in as a secondary character (either as comic relief, or as a “source of perspective and wisdom” when the going gets tough). You ever watch “Modern Family”? Heck, the kids are twice as smart as the parents.
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