THE UNSUNG CRITIC's top script picks for 2006!
http://theunsungcritic.blogspot.com/
I may be a few days behind the times, but allow me this announcement for the
new year.
To all of you who submitted something to me, even if I ultimately chose not to
review it, thank you for sharing your creativity. I enjoyed so much of your
work, and encourage you to keep on working. Whether you write for writing's
sake, personal fulfillment, or as part of a bigger dream to see your name in
lights, hat's off to you!
This site has been up for just a little over four months, and so far I've posted
four reviews from the scores of queries and scripts I've received. (I think the
total submissions were around 100.) More reviews should be on the way for 2007
submissions, so keep 'em coming. I look forward to what's in store.
As there weren't enough selections for a "TOP TEN" list (this site's been up for
only a quarter of a year, so give me a break), I'll have to cut a few corners
and instead give you...A TOP FOUR!
#4: My first script selection, THE LIST--a gritty, stylish revenge thriller that
featured some sly dialogue and well-thought out action.
#3: THE WITCH AND THE GARDEN, a highly original supernatural fantasy twisting
themes from THE WIZARD OF OZ and Grimm's fairy tales with a frightening, adult
perspective.
#2: Ladies and gentlemen, for 2nd place we have a tie! In alphabetical order,
they are:
THE JEWELER'S WIFE, an absolutely gripping romantic drama/thriller set in a
Jewish workcamp during WWII. Though many, many films have been set within that
time and place, this script was full of some genuine surprises and kept me on my
toes.
PROGGER, a wonderfully funny and charming story of a young misfit slacker who
not-so-skillfully juggles his romantic relationships with ambitions for a music
career. Filled with quirks and good humor, this one had be smiling from
beginning to end.
And at #1...? That will be announced on Monday.
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