Movie Script

[catdude33]

How about Crazedozer, a story about a bulldozer that is hit by a meteorite and becomes possessed by aliens.  It goes about taunting construction workers on a remote desert island and claims to be God.  Finally they electrocute it and the aliens finally admit that they are not actually God. 

You gave away the ending. 

[Saulbadguy]

How about Crazedozer, a story about a bulldozer that is hit by a meteorite and becomes possessed by aliens.  It goes about taunting construction workers on a remote desert island and claims to be God.  Finally they electrocute it and the aliens finally admit that they are not actually God. 

Maximum Overdrive.

[steve dave]

HOW ABOUT THIS LITTLE SCENARIO:

Bonnie & Clyde vs. Dracula

I think there a lot of directions you can take here.  For example, you could make Dracula an M.D.  I don't know.  Have fun with the idea, bros.

You had to know about this already

http://www.bcvdmovie.com/

[michigancat]

HOW ABOUT THIS LITTLE SCENARIO:

Bonnie & Clyde vs. Dracula

I think there a lot of directions you can take here.  For example, you could make Dracula an M.D.  I don't know.  Have fun with the idea, bros.

You had to know about this already

http://www.bcvdmovie.com/

F*CK

I guess all the good ideas are already taken.  It's kind of like how straight rock n' roll peaked with the beatles or something.  they took all the good ideas.

[GoldbrickGangBoss]

Just make a movie in which the villain kills almost anyone violently and without hesitation and remorse. Make him slightly or even fully intellectual and make him seem omnipotent and omniscient.

Give him a few gimmick tools such as interesting weapons to kill with and a bizarre look to make him feel more creepy than your average killer.

Make everyone else in the film semi-retarded(including the 'hero') and have the ending be a bleak one. Make sure the villain gets more backstory or is seen in the vast majority of the film, more than anyone else.

You'll win awards that way. So shocking.

[RLCoach]

Some guys and I will be throwing around some ideas this weekend so we can begin writing a script.  Any of you guys have any good ideas?  Maybe something you've always wanted to see in a movie that hasn't yet made it?  Any ideas are welcome.  TIA.

How about a fire station captain who was a good high school athlete and began coaching athletes at age 25 in youth leagues, where he worked with many underpriveledged youth who he provided many financial and time supports for.  As those kids grew older he coached them at the high school level as a volunteer assistant in football, bball and track, and was the father figure for many of them.  Known as a wildman, who always had fun and always had great discipline of some of the toughest kids, he also provided many meals and time to these kids who would otherwise go without.  He makes a promise to these kids that they would win the state basketball title, something that has never been done in the history of the school, then the summer before their senior season, he is killed in the line of duty, trying to save two people in a burning building.  Through the tears and the emotions, these kids go on to have a dream senior season and win the state title for their fallen coach.  His fire helmet is on the bench for every game.

[steve dave]

Some guys and I will be throwing around some ideas this weekend so we can begin writing a script.  Any of you guys have any good ideas?  Maybe something you've always wanted to see in a movie that hasn't yet made it?  Any ideas are welcome.  TIA.

How about a fire station captain who was a good high school athlete and began coaching athletes at age 25 in youth leagues, where he worked with many underpriveledged youth who he provided many financial and time supports for.  As those kids grew older he coached them at the high school level as a volunteer assistant in football, bball and track, and was the father figure for many of them.  Known as a wildman, who always had fun and always had great discipline of some of the toughest kids, he also provided many meals and time to these kids who would otherwise go without.  He makes a promise to these kids that they would win the state basketball title, something that has never been done in the history of the school, then the summer before their senior season, he is killed in the line of duty, trying to save two people in a burning building.  Through the tears and the emotions, these kids go on to have a dream senior season and win the state title for their fallen coach.  His fire helmet is on the bench for every game.

Been done about a bizzilion times in different forms.  No offense if you were the guy killed because I REALLY don't need another d00d haunting my everlasting ass.

[k-state-wildcats11]

Some guys and I will be throwing around some ideas this weekend so we can begin writing a script.  Any of you guys have any good ideas?  Maybe something you've always wanted to see in a movie that hasn't yet made it?  Any ideas are welcome.  TIA.

How about a fire station captain who was a good high school athlete and began coaching athletes at age 25 in youth leagues, where he worked with many underpriveledged youth who he provided many financial and time supports for.  As those kids grew older he coached them at the high school level as a volunteer assistant in football, bball and track, and was the father figure for many of them.  Known as a wildman, who always had fun and always had great discipline of some of the toughest kids, he also provided many meals and time to these kids who would otherwise go without.  He makes a promise to these kids that they would win the state basketball title, something that has never been done in the history of the school, then the summer before their senior season, he is killed in the line of duty, trying to save two people in a burning building.  Through the tears and the emotions, these kids go on to have a dream senior season and win the state title for their fallen coach.  His fire helmet is on the bench for every game.

Been done about a bizzilion times in different forms.  No offense if you were the guy killed because I REALLY don't need another d00d haunting my everlasting ass.

Another one stolen.
Actually this is a true story. Was on ESPN about a month ago. And they thought they had lost the game on a last second shot but they decided the shot was after the clock had expired.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GQ4xsn0d_I

[Del Tremens]

Step 1:  Find your local "cool" nerds (hint, try a local indy coffeehouse, or record store that has a "vinyl" section, or, easiest way, a comic book store).

Step 2:  Ask them what comic book "graphic novel" they really like that hasn't been made into a movie yet.

Step 3:  Buy a copy of said graphic novel.

Step 4:  Convert the novel into a screenplay by describing the action in each panel and copying the dialogue.

Step 5:  Sit back and watch the $$$ roll in.  You'll be living large off nerds in no time.

 

[RLCoach]

Some guys and I will be throwing around some ideas this weekend so we can begin writing a script.  Any of you guys have any good ideas?  Maybe something you've always wanted to see in a movie that hasn't yet made it?  Any ideas are welcome.  TIA.

How about a fire station captain who was a good high school athlete and began coaching athletes at age 25 in youth leagues, where he worked with many underpriveledged youth who he provided many financial and time supports for.  As those kids grew older he coached them at the high school level as a volunteer assistant in football, bball and track, and was the father figure for many of them.  Known as a wildman, who always had fun and always had great discipline of some of the toughest kids, he also provided many meals and time to these kids who would otherwise go without.  He makes a promise to these kids that they would win the state basketball title, something that has never been done in the history of the school, then the summer before their senior season, he is killed in the line of duty, trying to save two people in a burning building.  Through the tears and the emotions, these kids go on to have a dream senior season and win the state title for their fallen coach.  His fire helmet is on the bench for every game.

Been done about a bizzilion times in different forms.  No offense if you were the guy killed because I REALLY don't need another d00d haunting my everlasting ass.

Another one stolen.
Actually this is a true story. Was on ESPN about a month ago. And they thought they had lost the game on a last second shot but they decided the shot was after the clock had expired.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GQ4xsn0d_I

Yeah, that is my hometown and school that I coach at, I knew Coach Mulkey pretty well, and the story is already being made into a movie.  They had 13 offers based on the ESPN story.  I think they went with the production company that made Hoosiers or Disney, not sure which.

[michigancat]

what about a story about a black guy running for president?

[steve dave]

what about a story about a black guy running for president?

Like a science fiction movie or something?

[pissclams]

what if the black presidential candidate is really a robot named juan who moved here from paxico?

[steve dave]

what if the black presidential candidate is really a robot named juan who moved here from paxico?

I've been to paxico, not a lot of robots per capita.  Too far fetched.

[pissclams]

wrong paxico, GO KATZ!   

[steve dave]

GO KATZ!   

agreed, GO KATZ!   

[Kat Kid]

what if the black presidential candidate is really a robot named juan who moved here from paxico?

I've been to paxico, not a lot of robots per capita.  Too far fetched.

Antique butter churn bot.  Try to keep up.

[steve dave]

what if the black presidential candidate is really a robot named juan who moved here from paxico?

I've been to paxico, not a lot of robots per capita.  Too far fetched.

Antique butter churn bot.  Try to keep up.