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etpublicist Member	posted 10-15-2000 10:15 AM Give me a name and I'll give you a review. Just finished reviewing second script. Need something GOOD to read. Any recommendations? IP: Logged
The Deity Member	posted 10-15-2000 10:34 AM quote: Originally posted by etpublicist: Give me a name and I'll give you a review. Just finished reviewing second script. Need something GOOD to read. Any recommendations? If you want a touching romance, try Dear Soulmate. It's the only SP I've read here that I truly liked. If you want some Dumb and Dumber meets Contact silliness, try mine: Nature's Calling. Just let me know if you laughed. IP: Logged
A.J.L. Member	posted 10-15-2000 12:46 PM We All Fall Down put maggard into the engine and it will come up. It's my own script, and i am trying to get as much feed back as possible. The dialouge spacing is a bit messed up, but that is from the PDF transfer, so try and disregard it. Thanks!! Aaron John Lauriano IP: Logged
thirdwheel Member	posted 10-15-2000 01:35 PM Feel free to give 22 YEARS ON EARTH a read. It's dramatic, but not too heavy. I think it's pretty gripping, and I'm dying for feedback, so if you happen to take a look, lemme know. -thirdwheel trustnoone@brandeis.edu IP: Logged
raines247 Member	posted 10-15-2000 01:48 PM If you liked the Usual Suspects, You'll like OMNISCIENT... it has some of the same stylistic elements to it. I really look up to Chris McQuarrie, I know you will enjoy it. IP: Logged
Grimlock Member	posted 10-15-2000 01:51 PM If you're into light comedy, please consider reading MY DATE WITH CLAIRE. Romantic comedy a little more heavy on the comedy than the romance. Rated R. Search "famous." Feedback can be sent to git_bizzy@hotmail.com. Thanks. IP: Logged
s_antczak Junior Member	posted 10-15-2000 02:29 PM Mine's a Woody Allen style comedy called GABRIEL'S HORN. Format is messed up a bit, though, but not so it's unreadable. IP: Logged
rjw1958 Member	posted 10-15-2000 03:11 PM Hi, etpublicist... If you have time, would you kindly give KID STUFF a read? (it's a quick one) The little bit I have heard from the folks who have read it is promising, but would be great to hear your thoughts. Thanks! IP: Logged
saraid Junior Member	posted 10-15-2000 03:46 PM I'm late getting into this - a friend saw the contest on ET and told me about it. My script is called 'Spotter Bull' and I would love for anyone to read it at this point.... IP: Logged
hollywood_bound Member	posted 10-15-2000 05:22 PM "broken"....give it a read and let me know what you think. thx IP: Logged
jimi Member	posted 10-15-2000 06:38 PM Ramsey/Monore is my script. I wrote it based on experiences as a child therapist in Baltimore. Synopsis Lives are torn apart and sewn bak together on the corner of Ramsey/Monroe. Through epiphany and psychotherapy this story about people whose lives are forver changed by a Baltimore street corner leaves your head buzzing. Life, death, love, anger, forgiveness, hate, and scarifice all play as important a role in this story and the myriad of characters. Anyone who can give me any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I mean anything... jimi IP: Logged
stormie Junior Member	posted 10-15-2000 06:51 PM Hey etpublicist....if you ever get through the ten scripts tossed in your direction, I'd appreciate your thoughts on Artifice. It's a politically incorrect satire that pokes fun at the media, the Federal Gov't and a gullible public. Thanks. IP: Logged
carolburris Junior Member	posted 10-15-2000 08:51 PM And in your spare time, try Thunderstruck. Thanks, Carol IP: Logged
stubbyp Junior Member	posted 10-15-2000 09:46 PM my screenplay is called "dickinson days", its about a teenage boy hellbent on suicide who finds love one summer, only to lose it and learn that somethings in live are worth living for. IP: Logged
Jimmy James Member	posted 10-15-2000 11:49 PM Yeah you can read mine. It's "TILL THE MOURNING" Thanks alot. IP: Logged
signman Member	posted 10-16-2000 12:56 AM If you like supernatural thrillers, read the script REST AREA. I'm confident that you will at least have fun reading it. IP: Logged
etpublicist Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:32 AM I've made a "to read list" and started last night. I've decided to devote my entire day to this. All of these sound great, we'll see, and I'll let you know. Good luck to all! IP: Logged
aaron_willis Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:41 AM hey hey. add "in pursuit of the mushroom king" to your pile. i promise it won't be like anything you could possibly predict. think "big lebowski" crossed with "fear and loathing in las vegas." IP: Logged
sdg827 Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 06:50 AM etpublicist, i would love for you to read rain by SDG827 (apparently there are two submissions entitled Rain). it is a diner-esque coming of age movie with a real message. thanks. IP: Logged
pattemillerhedman Member	posted 10-16-2000 07:31 AM quote: Originally posted by etpublicist: Give me a name and I'll give you a review. Just finished reviewing second script. Need something GOOD to read. Any recommendations? Try "JAINE RAE". IP: Logged
Acute Cynicism Member	posted 10-16-2000 08:06 AM You've probably already read enough, but if you want an honest, funny tale about post adolescence you should read Intriguing Dialogue. IP: Logged
next will hunting Member	posted 10-16-2000 11:52 AM quote: Originally posted by etpublicist: Give me a name and I'll give you a review. Just finished reviewing second script. Need something GOOD to read. Any recommendations? Did you actually read AMERICAN GOTHIC? or were you just commenting on others comments? IP: Logged
meemee Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 01:15 PM Do you have room for one more? The Old Man's Will (drama, 105 pages pre-conversion to .pdf) In the OLD MAN'S WILL, the stakes are high: A fortune in money, A family's unsavory tradition, Someone's heart... IP: Logged
RWRidley Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 02:11 PM The Last Letter of Christ. An action/thriller. IP: Logged
meskey Member	posted 10-16-2000 02:19 PM "Dragonfly". Romantic Comedy/Drama. IP: Logged
cresco Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:00 PM If you're looking for a romantic comedy/coming of age I would love for you to read mine. It's called "The 6 Pack" and can be found by searching 'pack'. If rom-com isn't your bag, then forget about it and thanks anyway. If it is please reply to lyndeeu@yahoo.com. Thanks! IP: Logged
movieman Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:28 PM How about "LOVEPAINS"? That would be my script. It's finally starting to get a little buzz and I think you would really like it. Of the 7 scripts I've read and reviewed so far - the one I would recommend as a good read is called Summit By Dawn IP: Logged
spark1234 Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:34 PM try X-Offender by me, don't think anyone's reviewed it yet. Would like some feedback. IP: Logged
Michael F. Bell Member	posted 10-16-2000 03:49 PM Dear etpublicist, If you could take a look at DEVIL'S CANYON, I would like to know what you think. Thank you. IP: Logged
mikeyray Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 05:37 PM If you're looking for something truly original, try Life and Debt. Some unusual insight into the true effects of debt on people's lives. Check it out! You won't be able to put it down! IP: Logged
bagrot Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 05:45 PM etpublicist, I think you'll really enjoy "Edgewater", it's short, sweet and packs a wallop... IP: Logged
Nazicriminal Member	posted 10-16-2000 06:19 PM Hey guys check out the flamers message board and let your true self be heard. IP: Logged
Nazicriminal Member	posted 10-16-2000 06:21 PM https://www.projectgreenlight.xyz/messageboard/Forum1/HTML/000392.html Go there to blast screenplays IP: Logged
fivepointfilms Member	posted 10-16-2000 06:28 PM Read PORCELAIN. Based or real people/situation. IP: Logged
BigDaddyRocks Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 06:56 PM I don't know how GOOD you will think it is, but it's at least something to read. Of course, I think it's great (hell, I wrote it!)If you want to, print it out and read it while you take a dump or something, just for a little leisure reading. If you really hate it after printing it out, it makes a nice doorstop. Either way, get back to me with some harsh and collective criticism. IP: Logged
cschloemp Member	posted 10-16-2000 10:00 PM These two are worth a look: Lovepains Childhood Matters IP: Logged
LouZelieg Junior Member	posted 10-16-2000 11:16 PM quote: Originally posted by etpublicist: Give me a name and I'll give you a review. Just finished reviewing second script. Need something GOOD to read. Any recommendations? Please read The Burden's Point of Breaking. If you like Stand By Me, Rumble Fish, or the Outsiders you will love it. LouZelieg IP: Logged
scarlett Member	posted 10-17-2000 06:02 AM TITLE: Flight of the Raven GENRE: Historical Drama LOGLINE: In a desperate search for acceptance, Sam befriends the very person responsible for the deaths of his family and friends. SYNOPSIS: In the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, Sam Houston finds a father figure in Andrew Jackson. Houston�s need for acceptance leads him to justify the deaths of his native family during Jackson�s imposed Indian Removal Act but the vindictive death of his anti-Jackson, best friend, Davy Crockett, can not be forgotten. SIMILAR FILMS: BRAVEHEART meets THE ALAMO IP: Logged
watchman Junior Member	posted 10-17-2000 08:51 AM Title: A Poor Man's Wife Genre: Romantic Drama Set in the depression era of 1930, the wealthy son of a furniture mill owner seeks to better the life of a woman he cares for by hiring her unemployed self-destructive husband. Notes: If you like romance without sentiment and melodrama, this is it. The characters are well-developed and real and the business is as interesting as the relationships. It meets greenlight's specs including a writer who can direct. IP: Logged
ptyrtl Member	posted 10-17-2000 09:11 AM Dammit... I said I wasn't going to keep promoting, but I can't help it... Acute had it right about "Intreguing Dialog". It's a really good read, and some witty dialogue. Falcon's "Pink Iron" is also warm and funny. Not what I was expecting, it was better... Then there's mine, "Birthright", which is a very different kind of vampire comedy/love story along the lines of the Kevin Smith films dialoguewise. IP: Logged

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