Deeper Writer:Max Landis Details: 89 pages A former astronaut dives deep into the ocean in an attempt to journey to the lowest point on earth, only to find that there may be other things on the bottom of the sea that don’t share his enthusiasm for record-setting. This script recently sold for seven figures to MGM drive.google.com/file/d/0BySVeM-WXXVbbWc5YzZ6TV9JeEk/view?pref=2&pli=1 >To lazy to read but tell me what you think.
Didnt Landis say this way his lord of the rings sequal?
Thomas Wilson
Hey good for him.
Nathaniel Robinson
The only reason I'll watch this is because one of my countrymen (a Literally Who in the US) is somehow set to direct it.
Adam Wright
Skimmed through it, seems like The Abyss meets The Descent. Typical Landis hackery.
Dominic Ward
>THNX
Caleb Russell
Higher sound a lot more interesting to me, I don't want to watch "Gravity starring Bradley Cooper with ghosts at the end"
Jayden Hall
>tfw Cthulhu is at the bottom
Benjamin Jackson
Max Landis (born August 3, 1985) is an American screenwriter, director, producer, and actor. ... He left Beverly Hills High School for a therapeutic boarding school in Connecticut, but still graduated with Beverly Hills High School diploma. >Beverly Hills, nuff said
Also, my dad killed some kid on a movie set.
Samuel Campbell
>Reminder OVERRULED
Ayden Sanchez
Fuck yeah. I'm one to hate on Landis, but if he's throwing stories like this to studios then I'm actually liking him now.
Jayden Smith
If they make it a small cast with creepy vibes then this should be good.
Julian Stewart
Max Landis is our boy
Levi Nelson
>starts off with quips/jokes like, ugh, could you like NOT do that?
Cooper Edwards
No?
Jackson Carter
Terrible. Lovecraft ripoff. Cthulhu included >He looks down, to see the pod, blown open, IN THE GRIPS OF A MASSIVE BLACK TENTACLE, hundreds of TENTACLES rising up from the teeth an impossibly GIANT FORM rotted human ARMS AND FINGERS rising up from a mellow black darkness below around a human eye that SNAPS OPEN revealing its rotten popped pupil-
Jace Taylor
Ends with Cthulu rising from the waters. BTW. Very original.
Alexander Wright
nepotism's one hell of a drug
Thomas Wood
He apparently run out of original ideas.
Hudson Morgan
>THNX That's when I stopped reading THNX KEK
Jordan Sullivan
>fucking RLM shills tricked me into watching Victor Frankenstein
Jaxon Bell
>wut???
Cooper Howard
What!? I saw the review and immediately discarded the movie. I don't remember they were very excited about it.
Justin Lopez
(((LANDIS)))
This afterbirth needs to be ovened, he even looks like he wants to die.
Justin Johnson
>strange??
Jace Murphy
I'm starting to understand why he always cries about his scripts been mutilated along production.
I admit I have a preference for movies developed through visuals, but there's a fucking ton of innecesary dialogue there which could be cut without any problem.
Nathaniel Clark
Is that you Max?
Michael Howard
Show yourshelf fag
Levi Nguyen
>NO, just too lazy to read this but appreciate those that do it for my lazy ass
Jaxon Bailey
he was really funny on that episode of red letter media
Dylan Foster
>My scripts will likely never see the light of day because I wasn't born into it
Let me off this ride please
Noah Thomas
I remember when the video was posted describing his Lord of the Rings thing commenting something about how I expected it to be a lovecraftian twist.
where's my cut bb
Parker Rivera
D R O P P E D R O P P E D
Brayden Roberts
I never hated you Max I just joined in on banter threads.
Keep it up!! This is actually sounding like a refreshing fucking movie.
Not him but if that's true pretty much every fucking story involving Cthulhu ends that way, even the most terrible fan fiction. >"him" awakening in the end >people losing their minds just looking at it. >fade to black >the end
No one goes further, (well based Carpenter did). That would be original.
Adrian Taylor
>one of my countrymen (a Literally Who in the US) is somehow set to direct it >White God won the Prize Un Certain Regard at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival and the Octopus d'Or at the Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival for the Best International Feature Film.[4][5][6] The dogs in the film were also awarded with the Palm Dog Award.[7]