>Mississippi >three separate timelines, one in 1890s, one in 1920s, one in 1950s or 1980s >all of them are set in the same fictional county >mc's of all three stories are sheriffs >all three stories about unsolved crimes >christian themes >basically story about hardworking people in American south
>I really liked true detective season 1 and would like more of the similar stuff I do like the idea though.
Connor Sanchez
Sounds like it would legitimize white supremacy in the Jim Crow south. It needs to have a black protagonist and show the horrors of racism.
Jack Rogers
Here's an idea lets just do exactly True Detective season 1, but instead of bogging it down with muh dialogue, we actually follow through on the Lovecraft plotlines teased at the start.
Justin Harris
It's more inspired by Faulkner desu. It would not have cool nihilistic detectives, but regular southerners and there would not be anything similar to Childress. I would just like to develop county like it is separate characters with regular small talks about weather, no philosophy for beginners dialog in a car. well, no. But it has to have black characters, it is south after all.
Cameron Edwards
Your idea is interesting, is some kind of western I presume.
Anyway my screenplay idea is set in Soviet Russia, Ukraine Chernobyl. Where a local nuclear reactor worker Danilov loses his job due to the explosion there. He moves with his family to Belarus in Brest oblast in the Forrest area. He than commit himself to wood labor and learns true values of nature. It is a psychological film in a way. /tell me what you think guys/
Levi Russell
Interesting, always liked the nature related stuff in movies, but how would you move the plot?
Brandon Thompson
Well, I still do not have the screenplay in detailed depth for now. It is just a crude idea. You see I always loved to connect nature the most priceless gift of God with common "unambitious" workers who discover their enlightenment by committing themselves with the nature at the end. That is where they discover their poetic soul.
Thomas Hill
It's a now LOTR trilogy that focuses entirely on the economics and tax systems of different areas in middle Earth.
>Where a local nuclear reactor worker Danilov loses his job due to the explosion there And then dies two weeks later due to radiation exposure.
Joseph Cruz
Good to see that some people know about him, I appreciate your recommendation but I already know about him, in fact he was my main inspiration for the potential film I would like to wright! I read his book "What is Called Thinking" and it was inspirational, yes he did sort of express his support of the National Socialism in there, but he also talked how nature is the best place for living and developing of an artist's soul. Moreover Being and Time is a true masterpiece, I recommend it!
Camden Roberts
i would watch this.
have rust actually lose his mind at the end.
Adrian Sanders
so ur film is about killing niggers?
Logan Turner
Black Sunlight >Western-Horror. >Shot in black and white. >A demonic entity has put a curse on the world, casting it under an eternal night and releasing his hellish horde upon mankind. >Generations later, a nameless gunslinger arrives in a small town, looking to kill the vampire that rules and terrorizes the place.
The idea is for a trilogy. Werewolves and zombies in movie 2, Eldritchian creatures in 3. The last shot is the Gunslinger - old, tired, and dying - seeing the sun rise for the first time in his life, as the movie turns from black and white to color.
Daniel Sanchez
How did you conclude that?
Brody Brown
a story about a guy disdainful of popular culture and art who is so convinced of his intellectual and cultural superiority to the cheap entertainment paraded before the masses and its insipid tawdriness that he convinces himself its so formulaic and devoid of talent he could make something like it without any effort only come to grips with the fact that's he's actually a talentless rube and his pretension was mere posturing
Christian Rodriguez
You mentioned Mississippi and Christianity in the early 20th century, please tell me that niggers weren't killed there by whites
Tyler Flores
>whoa meta
kek
Noah Myers
>bogging it down with muh dialogue Literal fucking brainlet. Much of the mystery and misery of the story comes from the dialogue. I agree that maybe playing a little with the supernatural may be interesting but you can't take the only good thing of the show because you want CGI monsters on the screen.
>He does at the end really? he seems very stable at the very end, after the shootout.
i'm talking stark raving mad. like needs-to-be-in-an-asylum kind of insane. not "whoa i saw some shit so im gonna say some more deep shit to my down to earth partner"
Leo Peterson
> I wanna make a movie about Corporate America.
Bentley Adams
It's an art film showing 4 hours of some NEET POV shitposting on Sup Forums.
Brandon Brooks
Set in (not) chicago/detrot in the winter, a homicide detective working out of an understaffed office tracks a serial killer who thinks he is a vampire. Initially he thinks e is just another crazy murderer, but after several incidents that defy reasonable explanation he begins to wonder if he is in fact a vampire. He then delvs into the underground goth/occult scene to gather more information on him as his followers who fully believe he is a vampire
the twist is the killer is killed before we get a definitive answer, but many of those questionable incidents leave it open ended
Cameron Reyes
you are right, but I thought you were poltard JUST on a series note it would be much different
Jordan Ward
reminder : do not post your original ideas EVER. it is well known that jews patrol this place for ideas.
Ryan Flores
inspired but not rip off. I found about the book after I came out with the idea.
Isaiah Reed
A movie Idea i have called the big shoe
Kayden Campbell
your idea sounded more character-driven than Chiefs anyway, but something to keep in mind
Asher Martinez
sounds neat, but yeah, the black and white to color thing is kinda gay.
Jace Campbell
...
Oliver Howard
>Hardworking people >In the south
Joshua Jones
This is literally an episode of the X-files.
One of the worst episodes of the series, no less.
Adrian Collins
No he lost his job because he was at home drunk on cheap spirits when it blew
Kayden Thompson
A ghost story set in the ghetto. Like if the characters who were killed in movies like Boyz n the Hood haunted the places where they lived decades later.
If you've ever seen some of those neighborhoods today, they're full of blight. Houses just falling in on themselves. Some people still live there, but most of them just have convenience stores, liquor stores, and funeral homes.
I think it would actually be pretty good. Some old gang banger gets out of prison, moves back into his old place, and he starts to get haunted by the dudes he killed. They're still teenagers, dressed in that era's style, but he's an old man now with a hollow life, a son that barely knows him, no job prospects, all his friends are dead and maybe haunt him too.
Get on it A24.
Sebastian Smith
bump
Oliver Lopez
GUYS LISTEN TO ME!
I am making a movie about a pedophile molesting a child!