Title isn't capped. Okay...?
Right out of the gate! In space, no one can hear you scream. Also, no one can tell whether it's day or night, Space is one of the few slugs that doesn't need a DAY/NIGHT indicator, especially EXT. SPACE.
SUPERIMPOSE: is usually shortened to SUPER: which saves you some white (no pun intended) space.
Also, the way you're using it is a substitute for INSERT TITLE. Even so, you usually leave that up to the director, unless you're directing it yourself.
"Slowly, Mars"
No need to describe; we all know what Mars looks like.
Quoted Text SCARLETT, 32, butch, with a deep voice to match and two glasses of vodka into her own party, pilots the spacecraft. |
The "two glasses of vodka into her own party" is a separate thought and should be in a separate sentence. I'd actually put it in the next paragraph. An action line (and especially a character intro) should rarely (read: never) be this busy.
"There she is[,] bitches."
"...reconstitutes dehydrated cucumbers in a small
kitchen sink." *Marty McFly's voice* English, Doc!
Quoted Text JAMIE What's it look like? |
Is she seriously asking what Mars looks like?
Quoted Text SCARLETT Santa's here!
JAMIE What's he look like?
SCARLETT He's fat, jolly, with a white beard and wears a red suit. |
See where I'm going with this? Even if this is a comedy, who's that dumb? However, take Airplane! for example: "A hospital? What is it?" (meaning, what's wrong) "It's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now." (meaning, what is a hospital?) That's more of an example of misdirection.
However, you did set up a nice line:
Quoted Text SCARLETT Big and red, like Kim's ass. |
Are you writing Kim for Rebel Wilson?
"Oh[,] you'd like that."
Quoted Text SCARLETT Look at the chore board. |
Hell, even in space, you have to do chores?!
Fuck that!
Quoted Text Jamie glances over to see her name filled for every chore everyday. She shakes her head. |
Now you know how I feel!
Nice zingers in the dialogue. You need seasoned comedians and/or comedic actors to pull this off.
"forty[-]five degrees"
Quoted Text JAMIE I'm too pretty and young to die. I never got a chance to feel like a real woman. |
This kind of dialogue usually doesn't work, unless you're writing an episode of Scream Queens (Great show, BTW). I can totally read this in Emma Roberts's voice!
Just borrow the Scream Queens cast, and there's your film.
A few missing commas.
Quoted Text SCARLETT Shit girl, go iron my shirt then. |
*Don LaFontaine's voice* CINDERELLA... IN SPACE!
I admit, the dialogue is pretty funny. I'm actually chuckling.
Barbie is a proper noun (and zealously protected by Mattel and an army of lawyers, as the "Barbie Girl" band Aqua knows all-too-well). Proper nouns are always capitalized.
"Mike?" as in microphone? Usually it's abbreviated mic. Mike is short for Michael.
Go Full SpongeBob on the time lapse, complete with an impression of the narrator/V.O.
A little too passive.
"Kim has fallen asleep, Scarlett
is drinking [drinks] straight from
the bottle."
Are you sure you're not confusing O.S. and V.O.? I know
one thing you're confusing!
"OK" or "okay," not "ok."
"Marsand"?! All this time I thought they were on Mars!
All Kim ever does is eat Cheetos. Ha ha.
Quoted Text Scarlett glances over. A huge metal capsule protrudes above the surface of the landscape. |
Don't open it! Rita Repulsa might be in there.
Quoted Text JAMIE What does this button do? |
*Dexter's voice* Dee Dee, get out of my la-BOR-atory!
Erectus? I see where this is going. I think.
"And with that we..." Not necessary, though I see what you were doing.
Wow. Thanks for the laugh. Top notch comedy right here, outta this world (pun most certainly intended). Good job.