Gone shot on EPIC

[K. cromwell]

THis is a nice looking trailer:
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/summit/gone/


Just realize it was shot on EPIC

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1838544/technical

 

[Mestizo Devon]

Noticed the same today, it looked pretty!

 

[Thomas Koba]

Looks like it was generated by an automatic crime-movie-generator.

 

[Per von Koch]

Everyone that think that she is both the hero and the schizo villain raises a hand...

 

[Rob Ruffo]

Looks like it was generated by an automatic crime-movie-generator.

I'd love to read your script which is better. Seriously, PM. me. No offense to you, but statistically speaking the most likely scenario is that you do not have a script. If you do (unlikely) there is an extremely high probability that it is some talky, navel-gazing stuff about "relationships" with unlikeable, low to no income main characters and no real plot - just lots of talking, page after page, going nowhere.

If not I have a check for you.

It's really hard to write a script, even harder to get it made.

 

[Mestizo Devon]

I'd love to read your script which is better. Seriously, PM. me. No offense to you, but statistically speaking the most likely scenario is that you do not have a script. If you do (unlikely) there is an extremely high probability that it is some talky, navel-gazing stuff about "relationships" with unlikeable, low to no income main characters and no real plot - just lots of talking, page after page, going nowhere.

If not I have a check for you.

It's really hard to write a script, even harder to get it made.

Got him all boxed in huh, couple lines and you've wrapped his whole life up?
Drat.......

I wanted to like gone, seemed like a good story, but it fell apart for me on many levels.

 

[Philipe Ratton]

I'd love to read your script which is better. Seriously, PM. me. No offense to you, but statistically speaking the most likely scenario is that you do not have a script. If you do (unlikely) there is an extremely high probability that it is some talky, navel-gazing stuff about "relationships" with unlikeable, low to no income main characters and no real plot - just lots of talking, page after page, going nowhere.

If not I have a check for you.

It's really hard to write a script, even harder to get it made.

Agreed but that doesn't mean it's a good script.

 

[Bob Gundu]

Easy does it Rob. I'm with Thomas in saying it's looks predictable. Because a movie is hard to make, doesn't mean you have to like every (crappy) movie. That aside, the RED looks pretty good in the trailer anyway.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/gone_2012/

I'd love to read your script which is better. Seriously, PM. me. No offense to you, but statistically speaking the most likely scenario is that you do not have a script. If you do (unlikely) there is an extremely high probability that it is some talky, navel-gazing stuff about "relationships" with unlikeable, low to no income main characters and no real plot - just lots of talking, page after page, going nowhere.

If not I have a check for you.

It's really hard to write a script, even harder to get it made.

 

[Thomas Koba]

I have never written a script, because I'm not that good....therefore, I've never released a movie.

 

[Rob Ruffo]

I have never written a script, because I'm not that good....therefore, I've never released a movie.

Fair enough. But give credit to those with the courage to do so, and to make something that is even vaguely watchable. It's really, really hard to do.

 

[Rob Ruffo]

Got him all boxed in huh, couple lines and you've wrapped his whole life up?
Drat.......

I wanted to like gone, seemed like a good story, but it fell apart for me on many levels.

Maybe Gone is not great. I didn't sum him up at all- I was merely stating probabilities (nothing personal to him) , as someone lots of people gave scripts to at some point.

 

[Michael Lindsay]

changed mind..

 

[Thomas Koba]

I've struggled with making storys and scripts, and have always given up, as I find it extremely hard to do. But I just wonder sometime, when big companies release really expensive big movies with hundreds of manpower poured into, and everything but the script is extremely well done. I just can't understand that someone along the line (preferebly at startup) didn't notice: "Ehmm...the script kinda sucks. Get that one guy to fix it, or find me someone who will...before we hire 300 people, and start smashing expensive cars."


And sorry, I must confess, I've not seen Gone, I was just commenting on the trailer.