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Create A Superhero For Your Screenplay
For the past few years, the trend in Hollywood has been to create
films about superheroes—protagonists with extraordinary abilities.
Neo, the protagonist in the screenplay of The Matrix, is an ordinary man with the powers of a superhero. He moves at
lightening-quick speed, dodging bullets and using spectacular martial arts techniques to fight Agent Smith, a human-like computer entity who lives in virtual reality.
Characters like Neo have become commonplace in today's films. This trend is attributable to the adaptation of comic
books and graphic novels into large-scale, action-adventure films. Comic books are serialized stories, which means they are stories told in several parts. Graphic novels are
best described as comic books that tell an entire story in a single edition.
Larry and Andy Wachowski, the writers and directors of The Matrix, had the entire
film storyboarded like a comic book. Phil Oosterhouse, an assistant to the Wachowski brothers, says the storyboards "convinced Warner Brothers to make the film". |
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