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  1. Posted: December 5, 2021In: Comedy

    A teenage girl discovers a talking cat only to find out she must return him to his owners in 1970s Stockholm.

    tschrack Penpusher
    Replied to answer on December 9, 2021 at 6:12 am

    I agree. Let us know what happens if he doesn't return the cat. Bad idea: could the teenage girl be mute and the cat speaks for her? I don't think we need 1970s or Stockholm. It does read like a time travel movie.

    I agree. Let us know what happens if he doesn’t return the cat. Bad idea: could the teenage girl be mute and the cat speaks for her? I don’t think we need 1970s or Stockholm. It does read like a time travel movie.

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  2. Posted: November 20, 2021In: Superhero

    When a future millionaire obsessed with time travel sets in motion his evil plan to achieve it, a high school boy with superpowers tries to stop the future catastrophe.

    tschrack Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 23, 2021 at 6:10 am

    I'm also not sure who the protagonist is. The high schooler sounds like the antagonist.

    I’m also not sure who the protagonist is. The high schooler sounds like the antagonist.

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  3. Posted: November 20, 2021In: Superhero

    When a future millionaire obsessed with time travel sets in motion his evil plan to achieve it, a high school boy with superpowers tries to stop the future catastrophe.

    tschrack Penpusher
    Added an answer on November 23, 2021 at 6:02 am

    Maybe instead of using "future" twice, you could use "imminent" the second time? Or slim it down even further: When an obsessive time traveler has everything in place to get his future millions, a superpowered high-schooler is the only thing left standing in his way. ^^My example sounds more like aRead more

    Maybe instead of using “future” twice, you could use “imminent” the second time? Or slim it down even further:

    When an obsessive time traveler has everything in place to get his future millions, a superpowered high-schooler is the only thing left standing in his way.

    ^^My example sounds more like a premise than a logline but something to think about.

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