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The script has so many excellent scenes and a storyline that never strays from the central idea. Despite the degeneracy which can be overwhelming at times, the story and characters have both a realness and a self-deprecating comical touch, allowing the audience to enjoy Trish's drug and sex-fueled quest to make the money she needs to accomplish her goal.
Script: All Men Suck
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Script: Jacobean Whiskey
Reviewer: Joshua Cain
The conecpt of 'day in the life' is good, but there needs to be something we as the audience can grab on to. I thought we were gonna have Mia show Louis the ropes since he was the new guy. Maybe make Mia and Louis the new employees who go through this terrible, hectic day together. Then we would be rooting for them to succeed before the day is out.
The script has so many excellent scenes and a storyline that never strays from the central idea. Despite the degeneracy which can be overwhelming at times, the story and characters have both a realness and a self-deprecating comical touch, allowing the audience to enjoy Trish's drug and sex-fueled quest to make the money she needs to accomplish her goal.
Script: All Men Suck
Reviewer: ScriptMother
Script: Jacobean Whiskey
Reviewer: Joshua Cain
The conecpt of 'day in the life' is good, but there needs to be something we as the audience can grab on to. I thought we were gonna have Mia show Louis the ropes since he was the new guy. Maybe make Mia and Louis the new employees who go through this terrible, hectic day together. Then we would be rooting for them to succeed before the day is out.
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Cyle Brooks
Cyle Brooks
Just a 23-year-old who loves writing scripts and composing music! I focus more on writing actions, comedies, and horrors. I also specialize in scripts that are ridiculous, over-the-top, or just straight-up insane.
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