Monday, April 23, 2012
SCRIPTS ON BLOG
Many of you have emailed me about the links to scripts. As I've stated before, ALL LINKS BEFORE APRIL HAVE BEEN DELETED BY MEDIAFIRE. My account has been suspended by them for having screenplays online. This is just another part in the studios war against aspiring writers trying to read scripts for educational use. If you would like a script, EMAIL ME. I will not be posting anymore scripts for a while, and if the legal issues with the studios does not come to a resolution soon, may be forced to shut down the blog. Any questions, let me know.
MOVIEMAN
Saturday, April 14, 2012
TRANSOFRMERS (NEW LINK)
All of my past media file links are dead. If you want a script you must either email me, or post in the comments what scripts you'd like to read.
TRANSFORMERS
TRANSFORMERS
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT?
I have created an account with Sendspace to get you guys some scripts. However, I no longer have what scripts I have posted on the blog, so, I am opening it up for you guys. Post in the comments section what scripts you would like posted in the next week and I'll see what I can do.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
SUSPENDED
My account to mediafire has been suspended for the scripts that I have had on there. If anyone knows of another way to get you guys scripts, let me know, otherwise I will no longer be posting on this blog which I don't want to happen. So email me with suggestions.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
UPDATE
With award season just around the corner I've decided to create a section on the side for everyone to look at the past winners of screenplays at the academy awards, both original and adapted. I will be continue to add to the section with all the award winning scripts I have.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
WHY THE ENDING OF RESCUE ME: DEVIL, IS SO GOOD
***SPOILERS***
As I've stated before, Rescue Me is my favorite show. The scene below is a perfect example of why the show is so good.
***SPOILERS***
For those who don't watch the show and see this, you will think it is just a firefighter determined to do what he has to in order to save a life. But here is why the show is so good:
The season before this, ends with Tommy's son being killed by a drunk driver and Tommy being blamed for his death by his wife, Janet. Tommy takes measures into his own hands and has his Uncle Teddy murder the drunk driver, giving him no more satisfaction than if the guy had gone to prison. It hits that no matter what Tommy does, he is not going to be bringing his son back to life.
Tommy now has that on his conscience which fuels his addiction to drinking and smoking.
Leading up to this point, the guys in the firehouse have all quit smoking and every time someone does smoke, it's 50 bucks in the smoking jar.
The guys are at a fire and get everyone out. Tommy is the one who saves this little girl, but once the fire is over, he realizes the EMTs are writing down her time of death. He isn't ok with this (not that he's ever ok with not saving someone) but this rings out closer to home for a few reasons; (1) he was just talking to her and she was fine. (2) Tommy still has the death of his son on his conscience.
So Tommy takes action and tries to revive her. He's violent and angry, doing whatever he can to bring her back. At one point he pulls his halligan on his crew and threatens to kill them if they try and stop him again. His fellow firefighters look on in sadness and horror as Tommy desperately tries to bring her back to life, as if it were his own son he was trying to revive.
Eventually she comes to, coughing up blood. Tommy has saved her.
And now this is the part that I love and respect the most; instead of taking a congratulations from his crew, the mother, or even himself, the camera goes to slow motion as he walks away, pausing to light his cigarette. The slow motion light and searing of the cigarette is one of the coolest scenes in the series.
And as he takes this drag, we realize that he is just a normal guy, who has all his own problems, but when it comes to the job and saving people, that's where his heart lies. That's what burns the most in him. That's what separates Tommy Gavin, from everyone else.
And while he is out there, saving this child's life, his wife, Janet, is having an affair with his brother Johnny.
Tommy gets the shit end of the stick for a lot of shit in the show, but this scene shows his character at its finest. A Hero.
As I've stated before, Rescue Me is my favorite show. The scene below is a perfect example of why the show is so good.
***SPOILERS***
For those who don't watch the show and see this, you will think it is just a firefighter determined to do what he has to in order to save a life. But here is why the show is so good:
The season before this, ends with Tommy's son being killed by a drunk driver and Tommy being blamed for his death by his wife, Janet. Tommy takes measures into his own hands and has his Uncle Teddy murder the drunk driver, giving him no more satisfaction than if the guy had gone to prison. It hits that no matter what Tommy does, he is not going to be bringing his son back to life.
Tommy now has that on his conscience which fuels his addiction to drinking and smoking.
Leading up to this point, the guys in the firehouse have all quit smoking and every time someone does smoke, it's 50 bucks in the smoking jar.
The guys are at a fire and get everyone out. Tommy is the one who saves this little girl, but once the fire is over, he realizes the EMTs are writing down her time of death. He isn't ok with this (not that he's ever ok with not saving someone) but this rings out closer to home for a few reasons; (1) he was just talking to her and she was fine. (2) Tommy still has the death of his son on his conscience.
So Tommy takes action and tries to revive her. He's violent and angry, doing whatever he can to bring her back. At one point he pulls his halligan on his crew and threatens to kill them if they try and stop him again. His fellow firefighters look on in sadness and horror as Tommy desperately tries to bring her back to life, as if it were his own son he was trying to revive.
Eventually she comes to, coughing up blood. Tommy has saved her.
And now this is the part that I love and respect the most; instead of taking a congratulations from his crew, the mother, or even himself, the camera goes to slow motion as he walks away, pausing to light his cigarette. The slow motion light and searing of the cigarette is one of the coolest scenes in the series.
And as he takes this drag, we realize that he is just a normal guy, who has all his own problems, but when it comes to the job and saving people, that's where his heart lies. That's what burns the most in him. That's what separates Tommy Gavin, from everyone else.
And while he is out there, saving this child's life, his wife, Janet, is having an affair with his brother Johnny.
Tommy gets the shit end of the stick for a lot of shit in the show, but this scene shows his character at its finest. A Hero.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
THE THING (2011)
This is a draft from a while ago. It is by Ronald D. Moore who if my memory serves me correct, doesn't have any writing credit on the film.
Enjoy!
THE THING
Enjoy!
THE THING
Monday, September 26, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
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