Does /lit/ take kindly to screenwriting?

Dennis Potter is unbeaten

/lit/ doesn't take kindly to anything.

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>>8369602
Say what you will about his actual films, but Rick Alverson's scripts are absolutely GOAT. The script to Entertainment might be more gut wrenching than the actual film.

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>>8369612
Preferred The Comedy

>>8369614
The Comedy was definitely a superior piece, but I just can't describe how perfectly "Entertainment" captured the essence of depression. It was the most honest, brutal work I've ever read. For that I'll always prefer it, even if I can accept that The Comedy was the greater of the two works.

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>>8369602
They're good, I guess.

>>8369612
Where did you read the script? I love the movie but I don't know where to get screenplays online

>>8369652
A friend of mine actually. I have no idea how he got it, but it was a printed copy.

I'm sure there's somewhere to get it online. I'll look it up in a minute.

>>8369619

I can't stand depressed people, so entertainment looks like it's gonna be start-to-finish garbage for me. Too bad, I find Neil funny.

>>8369657
It definitely isn't a sensitive film, so I don't think you'll hate it. I mean the main character is always treated like shit, so you might find it cathartic.

Trying to find The Comedy script is a pain with such a bland title