Teachers have always been a favorite profession for characters in cinema, and classrooms their complimentary setting. Countless films have been based on the tried and tested formula of a teacher-classroom relationship, where the students also end up educating the teacher as much as he or she has.
Listed below are the Top 5 Teacher Movie Scripts that have turned regular classroom fair into cinematic classics.
1. Dead Poets Society Script (1989)
2. Mr. Holland’s Opus Script (1995)
3. To Sir With Love Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1967)
4. Dangerous Minds Script (1995)
5. Goodnight Mr. Chips Script (Dialogue Transcript) (1939)
March 12, 2011 – 11:06 am
Hollywood has been milking the superhero genre for quite sometime now. And though analysts are predicting that it’s only a matter of time before audiences grow tired of his overdone trend, there still have been some notable works that have come out from the woodwork.
And with films like Green Lantern, Captain America, The Avengers and a third Batman film still in the works, we only have to wait and see if there will be more.
Check out a collection of the Top 5 Comic Superhero scripts listed below:
November 17, 2010 – 8:36 am
Although the Fast and the Furious movie franchise was never widely recognized for its original plot lines, the first movie, The Fast and the Furious (2001) was largely compared to Point Break (1991). Both films followed the story of an undercover cop trying to break an illegal ring of thieves (be it cars, or banks). In the end, the cop’s growing bond with the wanted group of criminals has him choosing between his side or theirs.
Coincidence or copy-cat? Take a look for yourself in the links below:
1. Point Break Script (1991)
2. The Fast and the Furious Script $ (for Purchase, Middle of the Page) (2001)
As a director, Wes Anderson has undoubtedly one of the most recognizable visual styles in cinema. His conscious use of bold primary colors and symmetric composition give his films a unique aesthetic that thread through his entire body of work.
As a scriptwriter, however, Anderson’s unique voice reveals his knack for dry, deadpan humor and his love for curiously eccentric characters. Whether you rue his lack of versatility, or praise his fine sense of individuality, its unmistakable that Anderson’s style is completely his own.
See below for a compiled collection of Wes Anderson’s feature length screenplays:
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As one of cinema’s own living legends, Clint Eastwood has made himself known as both a talented actor and skilled director.
With more than half a century’s worth of experience to his name, Eastwood continues to be one of the most prolific and dynamic directors in Hollywood.
His wide range works is a testament to his versatility and passion for storytelling.
Below is a complete list of scripts and screenplays to Clint Eastwood’s directorial works.
14. A Perfect World Script (1993)
18. Bird Script (1988)
21. Sudden Impact Script (1983)
28. Breezy Script (1973)
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