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Posted by: Don, January 18th, 2004, 11:30am
Vanilla Sky 2: Life Extension by Anthony Royle - Comedy - A short sequel to the film Vanilla Sky by Cameron Crowe. David and Sophia are now if their next lives as cats but life has a habit of repeating itself. A poignant view on the theory of reincarnation. - html* format.
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Posted by: sheepdogg_plankton (Guest), January 26th, 2004, 5:10pm; Reply: 1
you know, i didn't see the first vanilla sky, but after reading this, i think i'm going to go rent it. it's pretty funny, even if it was a little short, either way, I LIKED IT!!!
Posted by: clever_name, January 30th, 2004, 12:17am; Reply: 2
Obviously it was way too short!! Plus you basically just re-use the lines from the first movie and as far as I can tell there is absolutely no plot in this script what-so-ever. I can't believe I wasted five minutes of my time reading this retread of an original idea.
Posted by: thefotonut, February 1st, 2004, 1:34am; Reply: 3
I can't believe I wasted five minutes of my time reading this retread of an original idea. |
Are you upset David lost his arm? ;D
Posted by: sheepdogg_plankton (Guest), February 1st, 2004, 8:28am; Reply: 4
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 3rd, 2004, 2:50pm; Reply: 5
Vanilla Sky was such a deep movie with lots of topics to discuss about. This would be a great place for those who have watched the movie to give their views and theories- so start posting! For note The Vanilla Sky 2 script is a mock script it’s not meant as a filming script and was meant to be short- it also had something to say about reincarnation, maybe y’all have something to say about that.
Posted by: lesleyjl21, February 18th, 2004, 5:43pm; Reply: 6
Uh, yeah... seriously, what was this? If at all you were trying to make some sort of impressionable statement about reincarnation other than to mock and make light of it, I fail to see any merit in it. Just my opinion.
But if you were just throwing words together on a page and seeing what arose......
Posted by: FSKessler, February 18th, 2004, 8:39pm; Reply: 7
Even as a devout fan of Cameron Crowe, I hated Vanilla Sky. I thought it was a long, drawn out movie with a totally cheap ending. And yes, I've seen both the original and the American remake. I just thought the ending was what Annie Wilkes (from MISERY) would've called "a cheat." Cameron Crowe would've lost a foot for that ending.
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 18th, 2004, 9:07pm; Reply: 8
Uh, yeah... seriously, what was this? If at all you were trying to make some sort of impressionable statement about reincarnation other than to mock and make light of it, I fail to see any merit in it. Just my opinion.
But if you were just throwing words together on a page and seeing what arose......
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Yeah I was throwing words on the page to see what happened. {unkind comment deleted. Don}
Posted by: FSKessler, February 18th, 2004, 9:09pm; Reply: 9
Ohhh shittttttt...
Man, that was rough and a tad uncalled for. What the hell is with all the fucking hostility around here these days, people?
YOU MUST CHILL! YOU MUST CHILL!
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 18th, 2004, 9:19pm; Reply: 10
well, look at her fucking threads lately- I don't know what her problem is. That last post was my first real hostile thread. I have not lost my cool once until now. Scott I respect you and I know you want to make peace but don't tell me to calm down. I am calm. It's lesley who is off her head. And if she keeps on making public personal attacks- have I ever give anyone shit? I tease Alan but I've not called him a wank or anything on the threads.
so I told her now, for every little thing she wants to say about me and follow me around this board like some blonde I dropped I'll come with a better punch. ;)
Posted by: Alan_Holman (Guest), February 18th, 2004, 10:41pm; Reply: 11
I actually liked it. I share that sick sense of humor sometimes. Anthony, you re-hashed some of Tom Cruise's well-known catch-phrases in this nice little sketch. It's nice as a whimsied little sketch, but it's by no means a film.
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 18th, 2004, 10:42pm; Reply: 12
okay... I was out of order. It's not right for a gentleman to say something like that. I sincerly appologise lesley and I hope you can forgive me for what I said.
I'm also gonna take this opportunity to appologise to Alan, so please direct him to this thread. I was just teasing you about Banana Chan. I think it's cool. I just thought it was funny went you went ape. I wish you all the success with it, I really do.
I'm gonna bow out and leave the board. I encourage all of you, however, to discuss the craft of screenwriting debating each and every angle no matter how contraversial and take what people say with a pinch of salt.
;)
Posted by: Alan_Holman (Guest), February 18th, 2004, 10:47pm; Reply: 13
I like whimsied little sketches. I'm giving you a pat on the back. Being able to write sketches is the start of being able to write longer comedies.
Posted by: Heretic, February 21st, 2004, 9:06pm; Reply: 14
Well, as a whimsied little sketch, I quite liked it. It was funny. Good work Anthony.
Posted by: TheParadoxicalShaman, February 22nd, 2004, 11:48pm; Reply: 15
yeah, it was good
incredibly short, but that's the way i like it!!
.....wait a minute
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 23rd, 2004, 10:14am; Reply: 16
Posted by: Anthony Royle, February 24th, 2004, 1:49pm; Reply: 17
hey, thanks for the comments guys.
Will you read my other scripts and make comments. the others are meant for filming.
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