Welcome, Guest. It is February 9th, 2010, 11:13am Please login or register.
Welcome to the SimplyScripts Discusion Board. You have to register before you can post: click the 'register' link above to proceed. Registration is free, however you will have to confirm your e-mail address. Also, regardless if this is your first visit or 100th visit, please read the RULES. It will make for a much more pleasant experience for everyone. If you have questions on how to use the discussion board, click on the 'help' button above. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
Where's the pay-off? It just... ends. The script is nothing but a girl trying to guess what a guy is... and she doesn't ever find out. Give us a punch line. Give us something.
Nothing much happens. Alot of one liners and nothing really closes this off.
The last line sounds like it belongs to your other character ...Closer, but no.
If Berra is trying to prove a point to back up his arguement, it really needs a rewrite to clear the air.
You have a few one liners to grab a laugh. The phone a friend/ask the audience joke is a tad overdone.
I think Berra should say that a zombie is smarter than Louis who is suppose to be some kind of dumb superhero. Then setup a surreal challenge between the zombie and Louis. Louis fails, point made.
I enjoyed this a lot as a quick, easy read. I was immediately interested because of the (over)hype of Twilight, which in my opinion was mediocre. Anyways, it was formatted flawlessly and the one-liners made me laugh, but I agree that it needs some sort of pay-off. Perhaps the Zombie/Louis match that jayrex suggested.