"You cannot write a successful screenplay without it."

O RLY? How about all those successful ones that you're, let's call it, analyzing that predate your, let's call it, method? And 510+ stages? That's about one for every line of dialogue in a script. It's amazing there's any variety at all in successful movies if they're all trying to follow some elaborate, pre-determined structure.

I agree with paulou, it seems to me to be just fast-talking, selective, uninsightful bollocks, dressed up with scrawly arrows, mild condescension and the world's longest web page.

I find nothing of interest or merit here at all, although the FAQ page is amusing in its barely-contained frustration at how clueless and unskilled the reader is.

Additionally, this page may well contain more PayPal buttons than every other web site in the world put together.

If no-one's made a movie called Race Condition yet, well, they should, for that is what it going on here.

Also, sixty-second delays between responses doesn't help. :-)

The Passion of the Christ.

And then, mine again :-).

When will those of us, not usually on the continental US, get a chance to see RotLA:TA? Dare I say, I'm quite stoked to see it (no offence, Trey)?

If it counts when you try to watch a film, then give up through sheer boredom after an hour, I'll mention Sucker Punch, which was showing on a flight I took on Friday evening.

Now, I didn't make it to the conclusion, but it seemed to me as if someone had taken the ending of Brazil, and padded it out with about seventeen hours of boss fights, skimpy clothing and miscellaneous other 14-year-old-boy dreams. Some of the visuals looked quite good, but if I wanted to stare at visuals for two hours in want of a story, I'd just run the iTunes Visualizer and tape my nose to the screen.

It could be the case that I've foregone a really compelling narrative by not bothering to find out what the hell happened to a bunch of, let's call them, characters that I didn't give a monkey's about bouncing around inside Scott Glenn's retirement plan, but I think I'll take the risk of never finding out.

Actually, that's not what I was thinking of at all, but I think it's a good-enough answer. (I was thinking of On the Buses, which I can only hope you've never heard of.)

ITYM 'World War II'.

Is '-ing' not a verb suffix?  (Arguably, it's on an adjective, but I didn't think calling it an adjective suffix would be as obvious. Not that it was obvious anyway, apparently.)

"New York, New Yooork, a helluva town!
It's all made up in the bladders of clowns,
Who pee it all through a hole in the ground.
New York, New Yooooork,
It's a fictional toooooown!"

Well, I didn't buy my MacBook Pro because of the exclusive availability of FCP, or any other Apple-only application, so I won't be switching away because of FCPX. I know a pile of other MacBook Pro users who also couldn't care less about FCP.

Google 'dog toy', and you'll see why it's King Kong.

As it happens, until I did that, I didn't know about that brand, either.