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We’re going back to the inspiration station for another weekly portion of the best scenarios available for download in front of free. As we always say, the easiest way to get to know the trade is through the work of others screenwriters.
There are endless sources of inspiration that can be found by studying and analyzing the traits and stylistic techniques of your favorite artists, so you can refine your script and discover new ways to make it stand out from the crowd.
We’ve compiled a list of some of them Hollywoods humorous classics so you can take your own personal master class to brush up on how to bring the funnies. Without further ado, let’s dig!
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Bridesmaids (2011)
Scenario through Annie Mumolo and Kristen Wiig
Whether you love or hate this movie, there’s no denying that funny girls Annie Mumolo (Bad moms) And Kristen Wiig (The Skeleton Twins) groundbreaking work with their raunchy joke fest that presents female characters indulging in humor previously saved for the dudes.
But what really sets this screenplay above the rest is the way it intertwines light comedy, malevolent mischief, and heartfelt moments with a lead character who is both vulnerable and strong, culminating in a movie that is as funny as it is tender.
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Mean girls (2004)
Scenario through Tina Fey
Tina Fey’s (30 Rock) groundbreaking, snapping teen comedy about female high school social cliques and the harmful effects they can have on girls is just as relevant and funny now as it was then, along with illuminating performances by Rachel mcadams (The notebook) and Lindsay Lohan (The parentage).
Fey’s screenplay is a masterclass in how to be smart, funny and unique with your writing, with iconic quotes like ‘you can’t sit with us’ and (let’s just say)’ I can’t help it if I have a heavy flow and a flared vagina. “If the world is still throwing lines out of your script ten years later, you know you’ve made a classic.
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Planes, trains and cars (1987)
Scenario through John Hughes
While Planes, trains and cars is certainly not the director of John Hughes (The breakfast club) most celebrated film, there’s a lot to learn from the screenplay of this hilarious one Steve Martin (The Acorn) / John Candy (Uncle Buck) double duo hit. As Script Reader Pro say it, “Essential reading if you’re writing a road trip comedy movie, or any comedy for that matter.”
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Sideways (2004)
Scenario through Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor
Paul Giamatti (Cinderella Man), Thomas Haden Church (Tombstone), and Sandra Oh (Grey’s Anatomy) in this middle-aged road movie about two boys who take a long journey through California’s wine country before one of them takes the plunge.
A great example of how to turn a novel into a big screen comedy, Alexander Payne (Nebraska) And Jim Taylor’s (Election) adaptation takes essential moments from the book and incorporates dangerous levels of snark to create a depraved dark comedy full of middle-aged fear.
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Stranger than fiction (2006)
Scenario through Zach Helm
In this gloriously unique story starring Will Ferrell (Anchorman) as a man whose life becomes (literally) entangled in the story of a writer’s tragedy novel, Zach Helm (Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium) cleverly makes a book within a screenplay that is tender, tragic, heartfelt and hilarious, all in one.
Per rich, “It could be Charlie Kaufman-lite, but this is a great date movie for the discerning – smart, ingenious and heartwarming. “
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There is something about Mary (1998)
Scenario through Peter Farrelly, Bobby Farrelly, John J. Strauss, and Ed Decter
In the case of the Farrelly brothers ‘top’ 90s hit, it seems like four heads were better than one to drive the screenplay of the laughable rom-com. One of the things many budding comedy writers forget to do is add set pieces to their screenplays, noted Script Writer Pro.
From Ted (am Stiller) Picking Mary (Cameron Diaz) before the prom, to be arrested for cruising, read this script and learn how to elevate a simple situation into a big comical setting. “
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