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Yep. Format codes have been down for awhile. It's being worked on. What's really weird is that when I tried to copy the code over from the link you provided, it wanted to put up the kid's fitness video. I figured it out though.
Very nice looking film. The director has a wonderful visual sense. I don't remember reading this script though the story seemed vaguely familiar. Because of that I expected the ending. If there was one thing I would suggest is that the ending could be a bit more surprising. Well done though.
Very cool indeed. Best of wishes on everything to come.
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I haven't watched the video yet, but I felt just a tiny bit...cheated. The logline said he was getting ready for his wedding but couldn't talk himself going but then we find out that he's going to his wife's funeral instead.
Then again, it was depressing but a nice little twist at the end. It was a bit long, and it could have been less.
I don't think I added anything new, though, but here's my opinion, sir.
Saw this on the front page today, and watched the movie before reading your script.
I found the ending to be predictable when I watched it, mostly due to the overacting. I really think your script as written was much better. Though if the acting had been better, the revision might have been ok too. It's hard to tell.
Hey Austin; Good deal. You guys did a good a job on this...Nice lookin girl, too. Dragged a little bit as they were walking along, but I think the pacing played into the tension of the story...
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Being completely frank, your script is substantially better than the actual movie turned out. "What a fucking rollercoaster of emotions!" I hate to jeer, but that's pretty ridiculous. I hope you weren't responsible for that line. Should they have filmed the thing exactly how your script plays out, they'd have a more interesting -- and ultimately watchable -- film.
Anyway, congratulations. You're produced! Hope it's the first of many to come.
I watched this movie for the first time in probably a year and I still hated it. Now that I've moved and I've managed to save up a few dollars, I'm thinking of filming this myself. With my script.
I just read the script before viewing the film. I see what Pia means about the build up being a bit lengthy but the twist at the end was excellent, unlike the perceptive Pants I never saw it coming, it really caught me on the blind side.
Your style of formatting is interesting and its good you've "found your voice" with it, but I think it does add some unnecessay length to your script, the multiple upper cased headings in particular. However you painted a very vivid picture of the surroundings and as the reader I new exactly what kind of world these people (or person) inhabited.
But hey, it doesn't matter much now anyway since you got it made, well done. Like most cases when I read short scripts on here I tend to prefer the reading experience rather than the visual one. Regardless of Pia's observation I think your setup on page in the room was more effective, the twist was a lot more obvious in the way the film was structured.
The film was nicely done all the same though, could probably do in dropping the music for the most part and the rollercoaster line really has no place in any script in my opinion.