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Some friends and I made a simple hot-or-not style site using the "Save the Cat" formula as a way to kill time on a 6 hour drive: http://www.pitchwar.com/ http:
by dugmartin 13y ago
Some friends and I made a simple hot-or-not style site using the "Save the Cat" formula as a way to kill time on a 6 hour drive:
http://www.pitchwar.com/ http://www.pitchwar.com/
- arjie 13y agoSome of these are outrageously funny. Well done.
- mey 13y agoI was laughing at "On the morning of a divorce a kleptomaniac construction worker tries to find himself but when terrorists forecloses on his house he/she must learn all that glitters isn't gold or all is lost." Nice site
- yahelc 13y agoI think you might have a bug. The winning version was on the right side for me nearly every time I tried (n equals more than 30).
- mhartl 13y agoFun. One thing you might update: you use "he/she" in some places, but just "his" in others. I suggest "he...his" or "he/she...his/hers" instead.
- dugmartin 13y agoWe sort of ran out of steam and the joke got old after the drive so we never added or edited the template.
- gohrt 13y agoYou coded a website while driving (I presume the passengers did most of the work) in a car? Nice.
- manish_gill 13y agoHaha. Those were some terrible pitches (sorry!). We have something similar on our IRC bot. Can be hilarious sometimes. :D <me> !movieplot <•rbot> Summary: He's a scrappy voodoo gangster from the Mississippi delta. She's a high-kicking mute pearl diver with the power to bend mens minds. They fight crime. <•rbot> Summary: He's a Nobel prize-winning white trash rock star looking for a cure to the poison coursing through his veins. She's an enchanted African-American detective from the wrong side of the tracks. They fight crime. etc etc.
- thirdtruck 13y agoThere's at least one real physicist turned rock performer out there.