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GOD MODE
By Arthur Charpentier
A person unjustly sentenced to death gets a chance to return to the past. He will have to live the previous period of time under the supervision of the police. But the hero decides to find the real killer. The problem is that after moving into the past, he remembers nothing about events in the future.
SYNOPSIS:
God Mode is a term from PC games where the player gains an overwhelming advantage over enemies. However, in this story, it is the antagonist who has such opportunities relative to the hero.
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Nice idea and title!
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But the budget is too spicy :))
Roxana Anghel, thank you for the high rating!
Roxana Anghel, Why do you think that the film will require a large budget? The hero moves to the past for one year, the action is in our days. This is a typical action movie with elements of fiction.
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Todd Garrison, thank you for the high rating!
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I'd like to read the screenplay. This is a Fascinating Premise!!
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William Gunn, Thank you very much for your high rating and feedback! Unfortunately, in Russia it is impossible to sell the script of a fantastic action movie, so I did not waste time writing it. But your words have given me motivation to get to work and see if this idea will turn out to be a really good story.
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Nice logline, Arthur! Can it be shortened a bit? "Unjustly sentenced to death for murder a (his profession?) struggles to re-live the past and find the real assassin." You get the protagonist, a problem, and an antagonist. Would it be better to introduce complications in the summary? Just an idea.
Robin Gregory, thank you very much for your high rating and suggestion for improving the logline!
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