There you go, young man, there are no more shackles, no more limitations to what you can do, step up and take your place in the sun!

Featuring the latest futuristic film from the master of suspense and horror, but this time, the renowned filmmaker takes a look at himself.

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I’m a bit satisfied with my last 2, but the first item lacks the power to deliver.

I too really enjoy these Sunday picture posts you feature here each week as well. Always something to look forward to, and to read everyone’s interesting ideas and pitches. Always enjoy visiting your site Jaden.

Jean, film school sounds like a great idea to consider.

Also note, on this website, I am giving guidelines for successful screenwriting for Hollywood, not necessarily to make good art or cult films (which I prefer) that tend to be strange and unpredictable. My pointers are for a screenwriter to have a chance at making a sale to Hollywood.

All rules are meant to be broken, but not by fools. If a writer writes a bad script because he doesn’t know what he is doing, that is very different than a writer who knows all the rules and cleverly comes up with a way to make something spectacular.

Tarantino broke new grounds by being a master of movies and playing on his massive knowledge of entertainment, not out of ignorance or accident. Tarantino also directs his own scripts, so he can do whatever he wants. Trying to sell a script to strangers is a whole different game. Tarantino is one in a million.

“Don’t put in any dialog or actions just because you think they are clever. If it doesn’t have something to do with the main story, get rid of it. Your script needs to be tight.”

I can understand that one must have a keen eye for dialogue in order to get past this, however, I cannot help but think of the “Like a Virgin” interpretation scene in Reservoir Dogs. It is full of wit, helps to establish character styles and personalities; all without having anything to do with the main story.
But maybe that’s just Tarentino?

OK someone else, get this back on topic!

JOYFUL – Nice! Guess we could have fun beating up each other. I’ve never been so bloodied and bruised by anything in life (not even a rolling car crash) as I have in Krav Maga classes. Yeah, I went to the National Headquarters in LA. Was excellent. Looks like we have a lot of common interests. I’m glad you have found some joy at my site (as I have at yours).

JEAN – Wow, film school, eh? That’s a big deal. My school was excellent, passionate teachers, and through film I learned about world culture, history, philosophy, theory, and writing. Was an enjoyable major for me where I met exciting amazing people (a few who are household names now). Film school is usually not a parent’s first choice for their kid, but it has been a pleasure for me.

I agree with Joyful Digesting….I love the Sunday Picture posts! Your site and a few others have inspired me to look into going to film school.

I really enjoy these Sunday Picture Posts! Actually, I really enjoy your blog as a whole, I find that I keep coming back even though I initially didn’t think I’d be into the blog topic.

I stumbled this page (I want to see what other people come up with!) and faved you on Technorati.

Also, I read your bio, I am also a Krav Maga student (East Coast). Awesome! I’ve probably trained with a few of the same folks you have if you are going to the LA school (John Whitman, etc.). Great stuff!

2. A gigantic STD protazoa attacks downtown Tokyo.

3. A young Japanese college student, enrolled at in the quantum physics dept., [becomes ill from a] contaminated professor… There is not enough penicillin in all of Japan to stop the monster from infecting all of the females — only Godzilla on V can blast the STD into microscopic size.