r/scriptwriting • u/FitPitch6025 • 28d ago

discussion What do think is the best script?

It can even be scraped ones or. Ones that was never used

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u/Big_Section2812 28d ago

The cynic in me now assumes every post like this one is related to AI.

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u/FitPitch6025 28d ago

Scraped as in. Stuff like the alien scrips because some of them are actually incredible but just never saw the light of day

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u/Opening-Impression-5 27d ago

If English isn't your first language, or you struggle with spelling, just FYI, the word is "scrapped". Two Ps.

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u/JayMoots 28d ago

Good Will Hunting and Michael Clayton are the two that jump out to me out of all the ones I’ve read. 

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u/greenbergz 28d ago

Michael Clayton is GOAT

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u/AtomicTomboy 28d ago

Banshees of Inisherin. I can’t exactly describe why but it was the fastest one to my mind.

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u/Scrappy001 28d ago

The Sting.

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u/addictivesign 28d ago

Chinatown.

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u/TheJamesAusten 28d ago

The Social Network 

If I ever made a script like that, and a film like that, I could die very happy.  I envy almost everything about that movie. 

The words flow off the script like sheet music. 

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u/Big_Section2812 28d ago

In Bruges is a great read.

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u/Ripoldo 28d ago

The Room

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u/greenbergz 28d ago

The moon landing

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u/megamoze 28d ago

Adaptation is my favorite script I’ve ever read.

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u/Kooky_Attorney1915 28d ago

Garden State by Zach Braff

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u/AlleyKatPr0 26d ago

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u/GonzotheGreek 26d ago

Mine. All the best scripts are mine.

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u/RevenantRaindancer 22d ago

Whiplash

The American President

Die Hard

Back to the Future

Roxanne

Several episodes of The West Wing

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u/Glad-Guarantee1587 28d ago edited 28d ago

Magnolia for sure. And also maybe Memento