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I have to admit though, I didn't get the miniature shanty business right at the bat. I had to do a double take and read half of the page twice. Just me, I guess.
It's not just you. I'm getting this quite a lot. Suggestions to make these scenes more clear are more than welcome. Thanks again.
I consider this script to be more of a character exercise than anything else. You have two strong characters, and some witty banter, but the story fell a little flat for me. I got nothing out of it, though the idea of bounty hunters in a magical world intrigued me. It reminded me of a movie where a detective searched for a killer (or something) in a magic-filled version of 1950's Hollywood.
While the use of powder was good, I got a little tired of it. The two used powder. They used more powder. And more powder. I was hoping for a little mixing up with something else.
Thanks for the read, Phil. Gotta admit I got a bit lazy and repeated the use of the powder rather than trying to come up with a new trick. Will do in the next draft.
I found this story hard to follow especially with this replica business going on. It kinda reminded me of a doll house. And that the witch was inside peering out and then it switches. I didn't particularly enjoy this. Although it probably is best to view it than to read for me.