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Every time I try and write a logline, it makes my idea look completely boring (holding onto the hope that it isn't the actual idea) and I wondered if anyone had any tips or ideas into the perfect logline formula ? I use the book "Save The Cat" by Blake Snyder as my guiding light with screenwriting, so I have a basic idea but if something different works for you, please share it..
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Wait.
Challenge.
Can you take a movie you find devastatingly boring and write a good logline for it?
Bilbo Baggins leaves his comfortable life in the Shire to face trolls, goblins, giant wolves and orcs on an epic journey to retrieve the Dwarves' gold from a fearsome dragon.
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After years in seclusion an aging Bruce Wayne must become Batman once more in order to combat the greatest menace Gotham City has ever known: a dude with a thing on his face. *
*Last part still needs some work
"Just as Rod makes his first million dollar deal and reconnects with a long lost love, he must now escape his sleepy coastal town when it comes under attack from ravenous rotating .jpeg's of Birds."
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An imprisoned vampire awakens to discover hundreds of years have passed. He begins a quest to restore his families fortune, wreak vengeance on the witch who captured him, and lay to rest the spirit of his long-lost lover.
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When intrepid young reporter Tintin buys a model boat, he must... uh... yeah, I can't do this one actually
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Hey, you leave Tintin out of this!
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