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Twin Cities metro area stands to gain by eliminating racial and ethnic disparities
Council's interactive data visualization tells the story
"The more things change, the more they stay the same" could be the mantra describing racial disparities in the Twin Cities metro area.
Met Council analyses of U.S. Census American Community Survey (ACS) show a consistent finding: while the Twin Cities area continues to rank highly among U.S. metro areas for our impressive employment and homeownership rates and low poverty rate, we also have the nation's largest disparities between white residents and residents of color in these measures.
Despite gains among some groups on some measures, there have been no notable changes in the overall pattern of these racial and ethnic disparities, a testament to their persistence in the Twin Cities metro.
Further, this lack of substantive progress is unique: other metros have shown that they are closing gaps while we fall behind.
"As a region, we could gain so much if we performed better at mitigating our disparities," said Libby Starling, Deputy Director of the Council's Community Development Division.
"Our analyses show if we brought outcomes of people of color up to the levels of white residents by 2040, we would have 181,000 fewer people living in poverty, nearly 187,000 more homeowners, 80,000 more people holding jobs and $35.5 billion more earned in taxable income," said Starling. "These factors affect the region's livability, prosperity and well-being for everyone."
The Council's Research staff have published an interactive data visualization that includes the most recent (2017) ACS data.
Users can explore:
Rankings of other large U.S. metro areas with respect to poverty, income, employment, and homeownership between 1990 and 2017
Rankings of other large U.S. metro area in racial and ethnic disparities by poverty, income, employment, and homeownership between 1990 and 2017
Economic outcomes by race and ethnicity
What the Twin Cities region stands to gain from resolving racial and ethnic disparities
Council research staff expect to add additional information to the platform when additional ACS data are released in December.


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They Escaped the Hangman
By: Busch, Francis X.
Book Condition: Very Good+ in Very Good dj
[good solid copy, clean inside and out, very light bumping to corners; jacket shows a bit of wear and minor chipping at spine extremities, vertical crease in lower half of spine, one tiny hole in spne]. (Notable American Trials) Series "Nontechnical but factually accurate account[s] of four significant American criminal trials, the third book in this series. Covered are: The Trials of Caleb Powers and Others for Complicity in the Murder of Governor Goebel of Kentucky (1900-1907); The Trial of Albert T. Patrick for the Murder of William Marsh Rice (1902); The Trial of Frances S. Hall and Her Twin Brothers for the Murder of Eleanor Mills (1926); The Trials of Hans Max Haupt and Others for Treason, in Harboring a German Saboteur (1942-1944). Although all four cases were pretty big deals in their day, the one with the most widespread resonance was undoubtedly the Hall-Mills case, which is regarded as one of the biggest criminal-trial media events of the 1920s, and served as the inspiration for various novels, plays and films -- even, in the reckoning of one scholar, for notable characters in Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby."
Title: They Escaped the Hangman
Author: Busch, Francis X.
Publisher: Indianapolis/New York, The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.: (c.1953)
Keywords: Crime And The Law Murder Trials

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Random House, 2013, 464 pp.
"Engineers of Victory is a fascinating nuts-and-bolts account of the strategic factors that led to Allied victory. Kennedy reveals how the leaders' grand strategy was carried out by the ordinary soldiers, scientists, engineers, and businessmen responsible for realizing their commanders' visions of success."


The 6th WISE workshop is hosted by STFC at The Cosener's House, Abingdon, Oxfordshire. A limited number of rooms are available at the venue. The nearest and most convenient airport is London Heathrow. Abingdon can be reached from there by a regular bus service via Oxford.
More logistical information - here.
There will be a £100 registration fee per person as a contribution towards the meeting room and catering costs. This will be collected by another web system - link will be sent to the registered participants shortly.


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Son Coll és un llogaret situat a Deià (Mallorca), concretament a la part alta del terme, entre Son Beltran, Llucalcari i Can Miquelet. L'alqueria primitiva, travessada pel camí de Son Coll, que uneix Deià amb l'alqueria de Castelló i Sóller, va ser objecte des d'antic de diverses particions, arran de les quals s'originà un petit nucli de cases, avui reconegut com a urbà per l'Ajuntament de Deià.

A les acaballes del  el llogaret es trobava molt dividit, amb diverses cases, dues d'elles amb tafona i on el llinatge Coll era el més habitual.

Robert Graves hi va adquirir una casa, que va esdevenir residència del seu fill, el fotògraf Joan Graves Pritchard.

L'any 2007 un matrimoni alemany va comprar una de les cases de Son Coll i creà la seva web oficial  , amb textos en anglès i en alemany.

Bibliografia
 Gran Enciclopèdia de Mallorca. Volum 3.

Possessions de Deià

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Q: MySQL Multiple WHERE clauses output as separate columns I have a table named runs with the following values.

o_id
start_date

vi
2021-12-30 03:16:22

vi
2021-12-30 03:18:50

vi
2021-12-30 05:07:18

vi
2021-12-30 05:19:05

lo
2021-12-30 03:30:01

lo
2021-12-30 03:32:04

lo
2021-12-30 04:23:12

lo
2021-12-30 05:11:24

I am trying to get an output of number of records per hour for each 'o_id'.
This sql query:
SELECT HOUR(start_date) AS HOUR,
COUNT('o_id') AS lo
FROM runs
WHERE start_date BETWEEN str_to_date('2021-12-30 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H') AND str_to_date('2021-12-31 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
AND o_id = 'lo'
GROUP BY HOUR(start_date)
ORDER BY HOUR(start_date);

returns:

HOUR
lo

3
2

4
1

5
1

And I would like to get a single query to return output like this:

HOUR
lo
vi

3
2
2

4
1
0

5
1
2

I have tried:
SELECT HOUR(start_date) AS HOUR, COUNT('o_id') AS vi
        FROM runs W
        WHERE W.start_date BETWEEN str_to_date('2021-12-30 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
        AND str_to_date('2021-12-31 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
        AND W.o_id = 'vi'
UNION SELECT HOUR(start_date) AS HOUR, COUNT('o_id') AS lo
        FROM runs W
        WHERE W.start_date BETWEEN str_to_date('2021-12-30 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
        AND str_to_date('2021-12-31 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
        AND W.orchestrator_id = 'lo'

But I have obviously misunderstood how this works. I feel like I need to Left Join, but I can't think how to get it to work in my particular instance. Any advice?

A: You can add a condition inside your COUNT():
SELECT HOUR(start_date) AS HOUR,
COUNT(case when o_id = 'lo' then 1 end) AS lo,
COUNT(case when o_id = 'vi' then 1 end) AS vi
FROM runs
WHERE start_date BETWEEN str_to_date('2021-12-30 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H') AND str_to_date('2021-12-31 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
GROUP BY HOUR(start_date)
ORDER BY HOUR(start_date);

Fiddle

A: A UNION query cannot solve your issue as it will combine the rows of 2 queries. To "combine the columns" you can use a JOIN but this should not be necessary for your use case.
Using the SUM function with a CASE WHEN:
SELECT HOUR(start_date) AS hour
    , SUM(CASE WHEN o_id = 'lo' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS lo
    , SUM(CASE WHEN o_id = 'vi' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS vi
FROM runs
WHERE start_date BETWEEN str_to_date('2021-12-30 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
    AND str_to_date('2021-12-31 02', '%Y-%m-%d %H')
GROUP BY hour
ORDER BY hour;

I also replaced the GROUP BY & ORDER BY clauses to reuse the hour alias.

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We are within two weeks of the next big United States Modern Grand Prix in Pittsburgh and if you are anything like me, you have a lot of preparation to do. For me, the biggest challenge before a big event like this is picking the right deck, making sure it is tuned properly, and I have the reps with the deck. The first place I like to look for deck ideas is the last major event, which for us is Grand Prix Porto Alegre.
This deck relies less on Collected Company than the similar version that Paul Rietzel played at Grand Prix Charlotte to great success. In addition, two Blood Moons and a Magus of the Moon help to shut down decks like Amulet Bloom and steal free wins in a deck that already applies a lot of pressure. This is the quintessential beatdown deck that can interact with other aggressive decks like Affinity while still being able to fight on a more midrange axis if needed. It also has some of the most explosive starts in the format outside of Affinity, while still having interaction and the ability to fight against GBx decks by applying massive pressure early with catch-up cards like Collected Company. I really like how Marcus's Zoo list looks on paper, but I am not sold it is the deck to bring to Pittsburgh. That said, if you are weak to Blood Moon effects, this deck should definitely inform your sideboard decisions.
Next from the finals was another Naya deck, this one focusing more heavily on burn spells with some creatures, a design popularized by Patrick Sullivan of StarCityGames. This version plays very similar to Burn, but gains Wild Nacatl as another potent early game threat. I am not a fan of this deck, but I have a personal bias against Burn. In a format where I feel there are very powerful proactive decks, I do not think Burn is a great choice. However, if the meta shifts towards some slower decks or decks that cannot handle early creatures and early pressure, this is an upgrade to the traditional Burn deck. The other thing I dislike about this deck is it looks exactly like it did a few months ago. It did not impress then and, with no changes now, it continues to be unimpressive.
Looking over the rest of the Top 8, there is an interesting four-color Knight of the Reliquary, Retreat to Coralhelm combo deck, a Hexproof deck, a Tron deck, Twin, and a Living End build. While Hexproof, Tron, Living End, and Twin have been staples of varying degrees in Modern history, I want to look at the four-color deck that is the big surprise deck from this Top 8.
This deck combines the best of Naya Zoo while also adding blue for countermagic out of the sideboard and the Retreat to Coralhelm combo. I think this deck is very interesting and while numerous people have experimented with the Knight-Retreat combo, I think the numbers for this particular list are very impressive. Most of the combo versions of this deck try to force four of each piece into the main 60, losing the ability to play the pure aggressor role in matchups where the combo is too risky (such as GBx). I really like its early-game emphasis with mana acceleration into very powerful two and three-drops to quickly close out the game.
This deck also uses Geist of Saint Traft on turn two to put almost every deck on the back foot, leveraging cards like Lightning Bolt and Path to Exile to clear the way for the Geist's glass-cannon offensive. The synergies within this deck are very impressive and while they are not quite as streamlined as the Naya Zoo list that took first, I feel this deck can transform into a midrange strategy more effectively than the other Zoo deck, which simply hopes blind aggression is good enough versus GBx and Grixis Control. This is one of the few decks I would heavily consider for Grand Prix Pittsburgh, but you should consider proxying out the deck and getting in reps before you start considering it seriously. This style of deck has some obvious lines, but Knight provides many intricate sequences and an inexperienced pilot will make mistakes.
Moving past Grand Prix Porto Alegre, let us look at which format pillars remain good choices you should consider moving into the Pittsburgh weekend. Both styles of GBx decks are still very good and while Jund continues to grow in popularity, Abzan continues to remain present and remind players about the strength of Lingering Souls in the format. Having discussed the viability of both of these decks in Grand Prix Pittsburgh, I believe both will need a sideboard overhaul to crack the Top 8. The current Modern environment feels too hostile towards GBx and with the decline in Grixis decks, the GBx decks have lost a good matchup from the format's top-tier . Consider shelving those Liliana of the Veils and moving Tarmogoyf to different decks. I do not think either of these decks is in prime position to have a breakout performance without some serious sideboard and maindeck shakeups. Especially looking at the Top 8 from Porto Alegre, there are many hostile decks. If the meta looks similar to Porto Alegre, I expect GBx will not crack Top 8 as many of those decks are bad matchups and current builds have a very difficult time adjusting to the axis those decks want to fight on, especially Tron, Living End, and the Naya decks.
Affinity continues to be a mainstay within those of the Modern community that have put in the hours to reach high levels of skill with the deck. However, with the decline of Merfolk, Affinity lost one of its Tier 1 matchups in a similar way to the GBx decks. Unlike the GBx decks, Affinity continues to be a deck I would recommend if you have the reps in and have further tuned the sideboard with the inclusion of some number of Blood Moons and a way to fight through the Naya decks. My prediction is that the two types of Naya decks will be very popular at Grand Prix Pittsburgh and I do not think that is a good thing for Affinity pilots since Ancient Grudge will be everywhere. I still believe that a very experienced pilot with a solid maindeck and specialized sideboard could easily destroy countless players and reach the Top 8, but I still do not think Affinity is the deck to play if your goal is to win the tournament.
Next up is one of the decks that I think is a very strong deck that is worth considering for the Grand Prix: Amulet Bloom. This deck has over-performed in most of the Modern tournaments where big name players have appeared with this deck in tow. One of the biggest reasons you see these fantastic players continually putting up results with this deck is that the skill ceiling for Bloom is insanely high. In addition, the deck's combo aspect of closing out a game on turn two to three with moderate frequency is very tempting: free wins are very important in a 15 round event. I believe with some updated sideboard cards such as additional Seal of Primordiums, Bloom can fight through the higher than average Blood Moon count I expect in Pittsburgh. However, this increased number of Blood Moons is a real concern and even the most adept pilot is dead in the water to a Blood Moon without Seal in play, or a Forest on board to cast Seal. This is a deck that crumbles to Blood Moon and while I do not normally play decks with that kind of weakness, the ability to simply learn this deck and play a very unfair game in some amount of matches is very appealing to me for a long event.
Next up is Splinter Twin. I am not sure why, but this deck continues to feel like a poor choice for open events. While one pilot tends to make Top 8 of most Modern Grand Prix, it still feels like a deck that is not favored versus skilled opponents with either Abrupt Decay or Path to Exile. Recent Twin lists tend to remove black and return to their UR roots, allowing for better mana and access to Blood Moon. I suspect if people continue playing GBx for the Grand Prix, despite the decks feeling much worse of late, I expect the Twin players in the room to struggle versus those decks as well as the Naya decks that can interact and apply massive pressure early. While Twin players can adapt their sideboard effectively to fight these decks, it still feels like an uphill battle that does not end in a solid payoff. For Grand Prix Pittsburgh I would not play UR Twin unless you have put in the hours to master the deck and even then, I do not think Twin is in a place to take down this tournament.
Having looked at many of the major decks in the format as well as the results for Grand Prix Porto Alegre, I think that assuming you are an expert pilot in the deck of your choice, the decks I would consider bringing are Amulet Bloom and Naya Zoo. These decks are very strong proactive decks that have free win elements and can rumble versus most of the format. However, I believe there is a tier of decks just below these two decks that are worth considering if you know the deck well and have a sideboard to fight these Blood Moon and combo decks. These decks include Affinity, Living End, GR Tron, Naya Burn, Four-Color Knight and Scapeshift. Just below this tier of decks are decks I would not recommend bringing regardless of individual skill with the deck. Decks within this tier include Infect, GBx decks, UR Twin, and Merfolk. These decks are not up to the task of winning the Grand Prix in my eyes and while I still have plenty of testing to do for the Grand Prix, I do not think any deck from this tier will be a serious contender to take down the Grand Prix.
One of the big challenges of predicting the meta for an open field event in Modern specifically compared to some other formats is that there is an element of comfort that players rate very highly in Modern specifically. For Grand Prix Richmond, one of the phrases repeated over again was "Play what you know," but I think this is a very dangerous phrase for bigger tournaments. With a few weeks between the Grand Prix, do not be afraid to learn these newer decks or learn a deck that is poised to do well. Put that well-loved and studied deck on the shelf and explore your options while you still can and if you still believe old faithful is the right deck to bring, at least you have gained something from these few weeks in experience. Moreover, the more decks you know inside and out, the better you will play against them in the tournament.
Amulet bloom also has acess to chromatic lantern and natures claim for the bloodmoon matches . if you are gonna test this deck also test sigarda host of herons too in that she is extremely powerful in the bg matches! The hardest part of playing with amulet bloom is remembering all of your pact upkeep triggers so you dont give your opponent free wins.
I have been playing this deck for a year or two and i love how powerful it is . the tutoring system you get with tolaria west is op .
That is an embarrassing oversight that has been fixed with extreme prejudice.
I think gbx is excellent position if the format is shifting to creature based aggro and twin which I feel it is. My advice is play finks main, pack 3-4 sweepers in the side, don't forget your leylines and dust off those fulminators.
I'm trying to determine why I disagree with this article, maybe it's because I'm invested in BGx and Twin as the de facto 'best decks' in Modern.
I just don't think you can ignore those two. BGx can run Thragtusk, Kitchen Finks and especially in Abzan's case – Siege Rhino and Timely Reinforcements. That along with the chump block potential of Lingering Souls means I think Abzan is probably well positioned against an expected aggro meta.
If you do think that the meta will be hyper-aggressive – then perhaps Grishoalbrand should be considered in the same vein as Amulet Bloom. Shoal pitching Wurm can be back breaking.
UR Twin will always be a contender – especially with it's relatively pain-free manabase. I wouldn't be writing the deck off just yet.
I do agree that Naya will be heavily represented, and adding blue and giving it the ability to combo kill increases the viability of the deck. But despite what Wizards believes, Modern players will adjust sideboards to fight the meta shift.
Amulet is always the anwser.
I think that only looking for the top8 lists is a mistake.
GP Porto Alegre featured 2 Jund decks in the top16 (me included), and I think the deck is ver well positioned. I lost to Caio, and the match felt horrible, but with some changes in the sideboard (damnation comes to mind), the matchup actually seems favorable if well played.
When it comes to the small naya zoo list you mention under the heading alternatively, that is a Nacatl Burn list which was popularised by Pascal Maynard (see first link), not Patrick Sullivan. Sullivan, along with myself and most of the salvation burn forum, strongly disagree with the cat being used in Burn at all.
The small zoo list that Patrick Sullivan is pushing plays Kird Apes and Mutagenic Growths in place of Lava Spikes and Rift Bolts causing the deck to behave very differently to burn and more like RDW (see second link).
Finally, I think that the RWg version of Burn is well positioned in the meta (4 Skullcracks instead of Atarka's Command) for GP Pittsburgh as it lines up better against the aggressive decks that are being played at the moment. It takes less damage to play (includes a little lifegain (deflecting/helix/kor)), still quick enough to put up consistent turn 4 wins, and has the flexibility of switching to a control role in a faster paced meta which some of those decks don't have the ability to do.
Does nobody else see the absurdity in this statement?


As much as our frenemies on the Right would like us to believe that "Islamic terrorism" is the main threat to our nation, a majority of Americans recognize that the true threat is gun violence at the hands of their own countrymen.Between 2001 and 2013, 403,496 people died by firearms on United States soil. When compared to the 350 U.S. citizens killed overseas at the hands of terrorists and the 3,030 killed in domestic acts of terrorism (a total of 3,380) during the same period, it is clear what the problem is.
The NRA and its acolytes live in a fantasy world where everyone with a gun magically becomes a superhero when danger threatens, but most of the time they end up dead or shoot the victim in the head and allow the "bad guy" to escape, et cetera, et cetera. Most of the country, it turns out, questions exactly how "good" the "good guys with guns" and "responsible gun owners" of America are.
According to a McClatchy-Marist poll released Tuesday, the majority of Americans — 63 percent, to be exact — said that they more fear that they or someone they know will fall victim to gun violence. By comparison, only 29 percent said they worry more about terrorist attacks. Democrats overwhelmingly say they fear guns over terrorism by 77 to 15 percent, and Independents by 64 to 28 percent, but Republicans and Tea Partiers (in other words, the people who think Breitbart is a legitimate source of news), fear terrorism more than gun violence — unsurprising, given the extreme focus by right-wing media and politicians on what Trump supporters would call the "Muslim problem" and the NRA's stranglehold on the conservative population.
However, when one considers the anti-Islam and pro-gun propaganda on the Right, the numbers are surprising, even among the Tea Party. Republicans view terrorism as a larger threat by 55-45 percent, while the Tea Party expresses a slightly higher fear of terrorism at 57 to 37 percent.
Recently, President Obama called for tougher laws to help curb gun violence — an issue that is of some import to both parties — something that the Right nigh-universally decried. Unfortunately, the first step to solving the issue of gun violence is changing the culture that permeates many facets of our society.
Overall, voters are expected to care more about domestic issues over foreign policy matters like ISIS and terrorism in 2016, the poll reveals, with 69 percent favoring domestic issues. Democrats want to focus on income inequality, followed by jobs and economic growth. Republicans care about the federal deficit followed by economic growth and jobs.Ultimately, Republicans are going to need to drop the fear-mongering about terrorism (and Muslims in general) and begin, like Democrats, to focus on issues that are important to most Americans if they want to have any hope of putting Trump or Carson in the White House — but we all know that they won't give up their Benghazi, Clinton email, and Planned Parenthood scandals long enough to even think about doing something to make America a more prosperous nation.


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50 Best Screenplays To Read And Download In Every Genre.
And supercharge your screenwriting.
by Script Reader Pro in Best Screenplays to Read
February 25, 2019 • 275 comments
50 of the best screenplays to read and download in every genre.
If you're looking for the best screenplays to read you're in the right place. We've been strong advocates for the benefits of reading screenplays for a long time as it's one of the simplest ways to learn how to write.
With that in mind, we've put together a mega list of the fifty best screenplays to read for aspiring screenwriters.
This list of the best screenplays to read is grouped into the five main genres you'll find in Hollywood today: drama, comedy, action/adventure, thriller and horror. (We prefer to call sci-fi, western, romance, etc. sub-genres of these five and you'll find examples of these in the lists below too.)
Both "shooting" movie scripts and "spec" movie scripts are included in this list. If you're an aspiring screenwriter trying to break into the industry with a spec, it's important to ignore all the little formatting quirks that often come with shooting movie scripts. Sluglines with periods instead of dashes, large chunks of descriptive text, excessive use of camera angles and so on, are all expressions of writers who've made it.
If you haven't yet, keep things simple by sticking to regular spec script formatting. So, without further ado, it's time to get to the first best screenplay in our list…
Best screenplays to read: drama.
1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
screenplay by Charlie Kaufmann.
Boy meets girl. Boy loses girl. Boy erases memories of being with girl. This typically Kaufmanesque story could arguably be called best screenplay he's ever written. Watch out for the long chunks of description, though, as this style isn't recommended in spec movie scripts.
2. Good Will Hunting.
screenplay by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
This best screenplay winner began life as Damon's final assignment for his Harvard playwriting class. Then he turned to Affleck to help turn it into a script. They then set about developing the story into a thriller about a young man targeted by the FBI. It was Rob Reiner who persuaded them to turn it into a drama and focus on the relationship between Will and his psychologist.
3. Jerry Maguire.
screenplay by Cameron Crowe.
Easily the best of Crowe's screenplays to date and the one that broke him into the Hollywood A-list. Earned a Best Screenplay nomination and is a personal favorite of screenwriter Craig Mazin.
4. Little Children.
screenplay by Todd Field and Tom Perrotta.
Based on the novel by Tom Perrotta, this is a skillfully woven tale of suburban angst that retains a very novelistic feel. An excellent case study in how to make voiceover work for and not against your script.
5. Lost In Translation.
screenplay by Sofia Coppola.
Coppola spent six months writing a series of short stories and "impressions of Tokyo" that went on to become a seventy-page script. As understated as the movie itself, this screenplay is a real lesson in how to construct "small" scenes that move the story forward and keep the reader interested.
6. Straight Outta Compton.
screenplay by Johnathan Herman and Andrea Berloff.
Unsure of what direction the script should take, a first draft arose out of ten months of research, interviewing as many people associated with rap group NWA as possible. The result was this blistering account of the group's rise and fall and was only Berloff's second produced feature and Herman's first.
7. The Truman Show.
screenplay by Andrew M. Niccol.
Originally a dark sci-fi thriller set in New York City and titled "The Malcolm Show," Niccol's one-page treatment would go on to become one of the greatest high concepts in movie history. Nominated for the best screenplay Oscar but lost out to the schmaltzy Shakespeare In Love.
8. Up In the Air.
screenplay by Jason Reitman.
Like The Truman Show, this is another screenplay that expertly weaves comedy into its overall drama. Adapted from the novel by Walter Kirn, this is a modern classic and definitely one of the best screenplays to read for aspiring screenwriters. No matter what their genre preference.
9. The Visitor.
screenplay by Tom McCarthy.
This is arguably a better script than the one McCarthy won the best screenplay Oscar for: Spotlight. Beautifully tight and sparse writing about a lonely professor learning to loosen up after discovering a couple of illegal immigrants living in his New York apartment.
10. Whiplash.
screenplay by Damien Chazelle.
Having already won acclaim as a short film of the same title, Chazelle decided to adapt it into a feature and the result is one of the best screenplays to read in recent years. You can really feel Andrew's torment and passion in these pages.
Best screenplays to read: comedy.
1. (500) Days of Summer.
screenplay by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber.
Neustadter and Weber began this screenplay by simply writing down on index cards all of the most painful relationship experiences they'd ever had. Many of them wound up in the final draft and it's this mixing of realism with its avant-garde structure that makes it a great script to read for the aspiring writer.
2. Bridesmaids.
screenplay by Annie Mumolo and Kristen Wiig.
This best screenplay choice broke new ground by having female characters indulge in moments of "poop humor" in a way not seen before on screen. But beyond the infamous wedding dress scene, there's a heart to this script and a vulnerable protagonist with whom we can all identify.
3. The Hangover.
screenplay by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore.
Written on spec by writing team Lucas and Moore (Four Christmases, Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past), this script is a near-perfect execution of a very high concept. Along with (500) Days of Summer, this is probably the best screenplay to come out in 2009.
4. Hannah and Her Sisters.
screenplay by Woody Allen.
Bookended by Thanksgiving dinner parties and with a novelistic feel, this best screenplay Oscar winner is a perfect blend of comedy with weighty themes about the meaning of life. While Allen himself may remain dissatisfied with the ending, this is one of his best screenplays to read if you're a comedy writer.
5. Mean Girls.
screenplay by Tina Fey.
Tina Fey turned her hand to feature writing with this adaptation from a book by Rosalind Wiseman. The writing is just as smart, funny and relevant as when the movie first came out over ten years ago.
6. Planes, Trains & Automobiles.
screenplay by John Hughes.
Some may put a movie like Ferris Bueller's Day Off or The Breakfast Club as their choice for quintessential John Hughes comedy. For us, it's this Steve Martin/John Candy two-hander. Without a doubt, the best screenplay to read if you're writing a comedy road trip movie. Or any comedy for that matter.
7. Sideways.
screenplay by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor.
Rex Pickett's novel begins with Miles at home and takes a while before he hits the road with Jack. Payne and Taylor, however, get the story moving right off the bat by opening with Miles getting ready for the trip. And the pace doesn't let up in this darkly funny story of middle-aged angst.
8. Stranger Than Fiction.
screenplay by Zach Helm.
Dismissed by some as Charlie Kaufman-lite, this is the best screenplay to read to get your creative juices flowing if you write dark comedy. Imaginative, thought-provoking, high concept and, best of all, extremely funny.
9. There's Something About Mary.
screenplay by Peter Farrelly, Bobby Farrelly, John J. Strauss, and Ed Decter.
One thing many aspiring comedy screenwriters fail to do is add set pieces to their spec screenplays. From Ted picking Mary up for prom, to getting arrested for cruising, this is the best screenplay to learn how to elevate a simple situation into a big comedic set piece.
10. When Harry Met Sally.
screenplay by Nora Ephron.
Heavily influenced by Woody Allen, this screenplay grew out of a simple conversation between Ephron and the movie's director, Rob Reiner: can a man and woman ever remain just platonic friends? The result was this best screenplay Oscar nominee and a classic of the rom-com genre.
Best screenplays to read: action/adventure.
1. The Bourne Ultimatum.
screenplay by Tony Gilroy, Scott Z. Burns, and George Nolfi.
Reading this script feels like you're watching Peter Greengrass' choppy, frenetic direction. It's all right there on the page and studying this script will really show you how to give action scenes a sense of urgency.
2. The Dark Knight.
screenplay by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan.
Christopher Nolan helped bring a much darker edge to the Batman franchise with Batman Begins, and this collaboration with his brother is an even better screenplay. Absorb all you can from this exceptional piece of work.
3. Die Hard.
screenplay by Jeb Stuart and Steven E. DeSouza.
De Souza reportedly wrote the script to this seminal action movie as if the antagonist, Gruber, were the protagonist. He said, "If he had not planned the robbery and put it together, Bruce Willis would have just gone to the party and reconciled or not with his wife. You should sometimes think about looking at your movie through the point of view of the villain who is really driving the narrative." Wise words indeed.
4. Ocean's Eleven.
screenplay by Ted Griffin.
Griffin took the story and script from the 1960 version and, with the help of Steven Soderbergh's direction, created one the coolest heist movies of all time. Definitely one of the best movie scripts to read and study if you're an action writer.
5. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
screenplay by Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, and Peter Jackson.
Screenwriters Walsh, Boyens and Jackson approached writing the screenplay by making significant edits to the novel and zeroing in on much more on Frodo's story with the ring. Absolute required reading for any aspiring fantasy/adventure writers.
6. Inside Out.
screenplay by Pete Docter, Meg LeFauve, and Josh Cooley.
There are so many writing lessons to be learned from reading this best screenplay Oscar-nominated script. The way all the characters' emotions are chosen for optimal conflict. The way Riley isn't interested in stereotypically feminine pursuits but is a hockey enthusiast. The way the theme of emotions connecting people together is thread through her journey, etc. Yet another Pixar classic.
7. Lone Survivor.
screenplay by Peter Berg.
The big takeaway from reading this screenplay is the value of research. Berg met the families of the deceased and had the story's protagonist, Luttrell, move in with him while writing the script. Oh, and he also embedded with Navy Seals for a month in Iraq. Now that's dedication to the craft.
8. Looper.
screenplay by Rian Johnson.
Johnson has said of writing the script he wanted it to be character based rather than focus on the mechanics of time-travel. He drew inspiration from movies such as The Terminator, 12 Monkeys, and Witness. One of the best screenplays to read if you love mixing sci-fi with ironic humor and time-travel.
9. The Matrix.
screenplay by Larry Wachowski and Andy Wachowski.
The Wachowski brothers pitched the script to Warner Bros. who were initially skeptical of its philosophical musings and tricky SFX for the time. The brothers then decided to bring on board underground comic book artists Steve Skroce and Geof Darrow to storyboard the entire film, shot-by-shot. Warners were impressed and the rest, as they say, is history.
10. Zombieland.
screenplay by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.
Having kicked the idea around for several years, Reese and Wernick originally wrote the story as a TV spec. It was director Ruben Fleischer who helped develop it into a feature by adding in a specific destination to the characters' road trip in the form of the amusement park.
Best screenplays to read: thriller.
1. Collateral.
screenplay by Stuart Beattie, Frank Darabont and Michael Mann.
Beattie originally had the idea for the movie aged seventeen while riding in the back of a cab in his native Sydney. He then worked up a two-page treatment called The Last Domino, which he turned into a screenplay. Later he was lucky enough to be put in touch with Darabont and then Mann who both contributed revisions.
2. The Departed.
screenplay by William Monahan.
Monahan's reworking of the original Asian gangster movie Infernal Affairs as a fight between Boston's police department and the Irish American crime scene is very impressive. In fact, it earned him a Best Screenplay (Adapted) award from not only the WGA but also the Academy Awards.
3. Flightplan.
screenplay by Peter Dowling, Larry Cohen, Terry Hayes, and Billy Ray.
This script is a great example of the "self-contained" thriller, perfect for any budding screenwriters looking to film on a low budget. Dowling's original pitch involved an airport security guard's son going missing on a business trip. But it was Ray's idea to make the protagonist female and to place more emphasis on her shattered psyche in a post-9/11 world.
4. The Girl on the Train.
screenplay by Erin Cressida Wilson.
Yet another best screenplay nominee based on a novel. Much like the adaptation of Nick Hornby's High Fidelity, this screenplay also moves the action from the UK to the US. Wilson also expertly plays with the reader's perceptions of the protagonist, Rachel, and is one of the best screenplays to read in recent times.
5. Nightcrawler.
screenplay by Dan Gilroy.
Gilroy had the initial idea for Nightcrawler way back in 1988. He spent years developing the screenplay, making Lou a traditional "good guy" protagonist and the story a murder mystery. In order to break with the stereotype, though, he finally hit upon the idea of creating an "anti-hero success story" and the result is this exceptional (slugline free) screenplay.
6. No Country for Old Men.
screenplay by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen.
This Coen brothers' adaptation from the novel of the same name by Cormac McCarthy is notable for its refusal to rely on dialogue to move the story forward. Reading the script you can see why Josh Brolin was initially nervous. "I mean it was a fear, for sure, because dialogue, that's what you kind of rest upon as an actor, you know?" Won the best screenplay (adapted) category at the 80th Academy Awards.
7. Prisoners.
screenplay by Aaron Guzikowski.
Guzikowski based the script on his own short story, which in turn was inspired by The Tell-Tale Heart in which a father gets revenge on the man who kills his kid in a hit and run by sticking him down a well. The best screenplay we've read from an upcoming thriller writer in a while.
8. Reservoir Dogs.
screenplay by Quentin Tarantino.
Many of the tropes have been copied almost to the point of cliche by a generation of later writers. But this script was groundbreaking for its time and is impossible to ignore if you want to learn how to become a screenwriter.
9. Training Day.
screenplay by David Ayer.
When asked about whether he was surprised about the success of Training Day, Ayer replied "No. That was a shocker. I wrote that script on spec out of frustration. I was trying to make sales writing mediocre movie scripts, I guess, trying to anticipate what the studios would buy, and I wrote that for myself. I was tired of second-guessing the system and I just wanted to say something." Great advice for any aspiring screenwriter.
10. The Usual Suspects.
screenplay by Christopher McQuarrie.
McQuarrie and director Bryan Singer both worked on the initial concept of five guys meeting in a police line-up. It came from an idea that occurred to Singer from Captain Renault's line in Casablanca: "Round up the usual suspects." McQuarrie then worked up this masterfully complex story from one of his own previously unproduced movie scripts.
Best screenplays to read: horror.
1. Alien.
screenplay by Walter Hill, Dan O'Bannon, and David Giler.
Famed for its minimal, vertical writing style, O'Bannan would say of his original draft, "I didn't steal Alien from anybody. I stole it from everybody." Classic 1950s sci-fi films such as Forbidden Planet, Thing From Another World and Planet Of The Vampires. They're all in here.
2. Dawn Of The Dead (Remake).
screenplay by James Gunn and Michael Tolkin.
The screenplay only credits Gunn and Tolkin as rewriters of this George A. Romero script. In fact, Scott Frank (Out Of Sight, Minority Report) was also brought in to add some oomph to the action sequences. A worthy remake of the 1978 original and one of Stephen King's favorite movies.
3. Final Destination.
screenplay by James Wong, Glen Morgan, and Jeffrey Roddick.
The origins of this spec screenplay are just as creepy as the film. As Reddick recounts, he was given the idea by a real-life story of a woman whose life was saved by her mom who warned her not to take a flight that wound up crashing. Reddick then wrote the script as an X-Files spec but was advised by a friend to reshape it into a feature.
4. It Follows.
screenplay by David Robert Mitchell.
Not all famous movie scripts come from great loglines, as Mitchell found while writing It Follows. Realizing that the concept of a young woman being followed by a supernatural force after a sexual encounter sounded like "the worst thing ever," he refused to discuss the story when asked about it.
5. Jennifer's Body.
screenplay by Diablo Cody.
Fresh off her success with Juno, Cody originally intended to write a straight, slasher horror movie. But she notes, "the humor just kept sneaking in." If you're writing a horror movie with heavy doses of comedy involved, this is one of the best scripts to read.
6. The Omen.
screenplay by David Seltzer.
Seltzer was commissioned by the producer, Harvey Bernhard, to write a movie about the Antichrist after Bernhard was given the idea by a friend, Bob Munger. It took Seltzer exactly one year to write the screenplay and it would go on to be one of the most iconic horror movies of all time.
7. The Ring.
screenplay by Ehren Kruger and Scott Frank.
Frank was brought in to do a rewrite after Kruger had penned three drafts of the script. Eventually it went into production still incomplete. However, despite the inevitable complaints from fans of the original Japanese movie, Ringu, this is one of the best horror movie scripts out there. Well worth breaking down and studying.
8. Saw.
screenplay by Leigh Whannell and James Wan.
This script was born purely out of budgetary restrictions as writers Whannell and Wan deliberately wanted to write a horror film as cheaply as possible. One that they could finance themselves. Inspired by low-budget movies such as Pi and The Blair Witch Project, they decided on the concept of two actors, one room, and one dead body. Easily one of the best screenplays to read for horror writers.
9. Scream.
screenplay by Kevin Williamson.
Holed up in a hotel room in Palm Springs and desperate for a script sale, aspiring writer Williamson knocked out a draft of the then-titled "Scary Movie" in three days. Granted, this was in the golden age of spec sales in the 90s, but if you can write horror movie scripts as good as this, you'll get hired.
10. The Sixth Sense.
screenplay by M. Night Shyamalan.
Already a working screenwriter, Shyamalan's big breakthrough came with this best screenplay nominee that pulls the wool over the reader's eyes until the very end. This is still one of the finest horror movie scripts ever written.
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I love this place and also love reading scripts/plays. The great suggestions from Both SRP and those who comment made me want to read/see more. And what an education! Please, more genres…cuz it's fun!
My picks for each category (today:)
Drama: There Will be Blood
Comedy: Wag the Dog
Act./Adv.: (Tough one). The Fugitive
Thriller: The Silence of the Lambs
Horror: The Exorcist (extended one)
How about making The Illusionist by Neil Burger, available?
BajaShouta says:
I'd love to see some Matthew Vaughn or Edgar Wright! If anyone knows where I could read some, I'd be super interested!
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Kathleen Bergeron says:
Thanks for this resource. How about "As Good as it Gets?"
Mr Roi James says:
I can also ask you if you have any way to help others who are screenwriters but had not get a chance to be famous?
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Bran says:
HI there – these are all such amazing scripts. I'm sad that the Straight Outta Compton is a dead link/ "File Not Found" – any thoughts? Something is wrong or missing in the link (unless NBC-Uni took that portion of the site down?)
Thanks, Cheers
Thanks for the heads-up, Bran! Fixed.
So many amazing scripts in this post!
I've been looking everywhere for Synecdoche: New York but can't find it. If you can add that next time I'd be very appreciative.
Anil Achar says:
Thanks a mega-ton ! After having see most of these film classics, and most of them multiple times, it's a pleasure to just go through the written format.
Would be wonderful to see images of the actual script in the hands of the Directors/ADs with all their hand written notes/strike throughs/squiggles/doodles, etc.
Glad you got a lot out of the post, Anil!
Kiff says:
I was hoping for a movie musical script. The rules appear to be a bit different.
Tavis Medina says:
Great List! Really would like to see some other Tarantino scripts, since I haven't seen Reservoir Dogs and I don't want spoilers
Mark Byrd says:
This really helped me so much!!!! Thank You
You're welcome, Mark!
Fatokun olawale says:
This is an amazing page. Thanks for this opportunity to view great works, Hope to one day my work will be on this list of greats.
Thanks, Fatokun – keep at it 🙂
John Bennett from Ted says:
Can you do C-O-Ckneys vs zombies?
Jamal Macon says:
How come James Cameron's Avatar wasn't listed with the Action/Adventure? Just curious.
Great post, but where's a Spike Lee script?
Thanks, TJ!
Carl Basile says:
Fantastic effort providing this shopping list of essential scripts for the aspiring. Having trouble finding the script for City of Women (citta delle donne) anywhere online.
Any assistance is appreciated.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was looking for a PDF of the script for The Others and found your page. Reading the titles of the scripts you have culled here made my heart sing with the love of cinema that started my long journey into the film biz. Recently I have been pessimistic and disheartened about the lack of quality films coming out these days. But looking at these titles made me feel totally invigorated and optimistic.
That's great to hear, George. Glad we were able to help inspire you 🙂
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Girl on the Train link broken?
Thanks for the heads-up, Walter – fixed 🙂
M. Amin Rana. (Writer) says:
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Glad it helped, cheers!
sybog says:
Please upload Mel Gibson's APOCALYPTO . Thank you .
Zen says:
Great resource, but sadly no musical genre section, *sniff. If anyone has the script for the musical film CHICAGO (not the stage musical), then I would be eternally grateful if you could please forward! Email: [email protected]
Vinay Singh says:
Good work Guys. Thanks for sharing.
Can you guys please share vantage point pdf.
Spider Man 2 (written by Alvin Sargent) is super hard to find. But it is the gem of the superhero movie genre. I'd love to read it… If you can use your magic powers a lot of us would be grateful.
Sahid Sultan says:
short film on humanities and moral values script
Mkole says:
I enjoy reading all the scripts above and I have really known how to write coz at first I had the ideas but I didn't know how to out them on a paper, but through reading the above scripts, I can now now write my scripts everyday.
K Brian says:
It's been most helpful.
Cheers, thanks for the comment!
Ajee says:
I'd really like to see Once Upon A Prince screenplay 'cos' I want to learn something there
I'm an aspiring screenwriter by the way
Good one guys but I'd like to see Once Upon A Prince screenplay
Subin Joseph says:
You guys have done an amazing job
Thanks, Subin! Happy reading.
Theresa Lee says:
Is there any full script of movie Spy(2015) here? As a pdf file?
Roy Opochinski says:
Goodfellas is an example of a near perfect screenplay.
rey zaldy serna says:
most grateful
You're welcome, Rey!
Thank you so much for your inexhaustible sources of information to make us all better screenwriters! The screenplay I would love to read is Bird Cage starring Robin Williams! I have a screenplay I am writing with a mix of "There's Something About Mary and Birdcage! Knowing how to write suspenseful comedy is a blessing and I'd love to learned how to be blessed in this genre!
Thanks, Ingrid! Best of luck with the script, and you know where we are if you need any guidance with it 🙂
Osaru' Ben' Guobadia says:
Quite resourceful, for an upstart like me.. Thank you for this database.
Tom Folino says:
I am literally blown away by what you are providing here! Many many thanks! Most appreciatively, Tom
Thanks a lot, Tom – really appreciate it!
nimrod pascal says:
i was just wondering which ones are spec scripts
Aminu Nasara says:
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Thanks, Aminu.
You guys just gave me something new to get addicted to. It feels special when I read the script first, visualise the scene and then watch the movie.
That's great to hear – thanks, Vishnu!
What about "Her" by Spike Jonze?
Pulp fiction?
Any special advice on writing screen plays based on historical figures or events ?
Michael OMeara says:
What about some of the classics? i.e. To Have and Have Not!
The classics are great but the style of formatting and writing was definitely different back then. That's why we've stuck to modern ones.
Logan Reitslaff says:
You guys are awesome. The only thing I would like to see for this site would be the Taken series. Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot, Logan!
Prentiss Rogers says:
Hi I'm Prentiss and I've written the best love story script ever! ( Jesus died for our sins & in my scrip "Lacey died to save our world) best love story ever told.
Rizsa says:
Thank you so much, its a good blog!
Amadeus and Gosford Park are great period pieces to read. For a more recent period (the 80s), the pilot for The Americans is great.
The link for Zombieland doesn't seem to be working 🙁
James Moorer says:
One of Shane Black's best action scripts with an incredible female protagonist.
Furui Kami says:
YOU ALL NEED PIE IN YOUR LIVES!!!
Thanks alot guys for sharing, it's really a great help to me
You're welcome, Amanda!
Blessings says:
Thankyou for sharing.My favourite is the Bourne
Patrick Norman says:
Thank you! These are invaluable. Love to see "Doc Hollywood".
Lydia Torres says:
A few of my favorites,
Mission to Mars
Jerry Maguire
Brilliant compilation, thanks a million. Any chance of Red Sparrow script for download? Cheers
Bob C says:
I would love to see
Rom-Com WORKING GIRL, still one of my faves
Musical MARY POPPINS RETURNS for the sweet charm of it and for the placement of songs
And for its sheer brilliance on every level, BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE. I really can't understand how this critically praised thriller didn't do better at the box office. It would help us to see how the TONS of music was integrated into this very intricate, bizarre and riveting storyline.
Hi, thanks for taking the effort out to make this list. But I would like to know what the basis for selecting these particular scripts is. Have these films been critically analysed to understand whether they're good, watertight scripts or is it based more on popular and critical consensus? I only ask because I'm really thrown off by The Dark Knight being on this and being described as a superior screenplay to Batman Begins and a good one in general. The film is ridden with plot holes and contrivances.
Salman Sirhindi says:
Thanks for amazing screenplays to read. Its asset for emerging filmmakers to understand the writing.
Salman Sirhindi from Pakistan
Thanks for reaching out, Salman.
Fantastic Post – Thank you
Thanks for reading, Penelope!
jonathan martin lee says:
Hi, I read a commentary by Robert Towne, who said that the narrative skills in older movies is superior. He said more about how it costs the characters a lot to do the right thing in them, which makes it more believable, enjoyable, and funny. For this reason I think Billy Wilder is essential reading, especially:
SOME LIKE IT HOT and THE APARTMENT
He was able to make the story turn on very simple plot-points without the need to thread endless spaghetti.
Arcadio says:
Can't believe I had the good fortune to stumble onto this website. Thanks for doing the Lord's work.
Welcome aboard, Arcadio!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing! Do you have the script for the original film "The Amityville Horror" from 1979? Loved that movie!
thanks for your sharing, so useful.
You're welcome, thanks, Sue!
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Vernon Weatherbe says:
My choices are pretty high brow and combinations of genres. My favorite genre is crime/thriller. I saw The Usual Suspects, which I downloaded, but my choice is the foreign film, City of God. For comedy, alone, the Woody Allen movie, Blue Jasmine. Horror , with a dash of comedy, another classic, American Werewolf in London. For Drama, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. And finally for action, a Jackie Chan film, The Foreigner. Those are my choices. Love this script service!
Thanks, Vernon! Great list.
Siddarth says:
I want American beauty csript
You can find it here.
Steven mwanez says:
Thank you So much for such great scripts, l could see pictures, movements just from reading…Awesome.
Thanks a lot, Steve!
Thank you for such great scripts, Inspiring…l could see pictures, movements just from reading..Awesome
The Wizard of Oz is a great script, the story is amazing
It's a classic 🙂
lips mc danuel says:
OMG THIS IS SO NICE ITS COOL AND INTERIESING OMG THIS IS NICE MOVE AND SCRIPTS
Jensen says:
CHINA TOWN..
..NO IDEA HOW THIS IS MISSING?!
Frederick Porter says:
Varsity Blues, The Natural, Remember The Titans
hey ya, this is so awesome and very helpful! Do you guys have any sports dramas, have and idea for a story and Id love to see how the sports action mixed with dialogue and general scenes.
Ajit Kumar says:
Nice this screenplays are helped me lot to write my script.
Good stuff, Ajit!
AURANGZAIB says:
MY Favorite movie is NOW YOU SEE ME AND THE TWILIGHT SAGA
thank for the reading mater. some I seen in mover
Alexander Cranford says:
Network (1976)
taera fikru says:
gud work work guys
Thanks, Taera!
Harmony says:
The Dark Knight link doesn't work. It takes you to a website.
Lara Masters says:
Just read "Lost in Translation" simple, beautiful and inspiring, thank you so much for including, really helped me with my script x
That's great, thanks for the comment, Lara!
James Knight says:
"White Hunter, Black Heart." A 1990 film starring Clint Eastwood. Probably one of his best performances. Great film.
Good call!
La Bufanda says:
Thanks a lot you guys. I think I was leaping, now I believe I run.
Thanks for the comment 🙂
It's good to learn more about iconic screenplays. My son wants to try and make transcripts for films, so I'm sure he'll want to read this. Good Will Hunting would be great for him to study, I think!
Tai Ramirez says:
You have a lot of great movies in here…some Mainstays…but seriously great.
Christopher Callen says:
This is awesome —but I was hoping to see some examples of successful Bio-Pics/Period Piece ( 100 years ago) That is what I am working on now —a film adapted from someone's autobiography ! Any suggestions?
I know there is Ray,Joy, Lust for Life…
Antonietta says:
Piece of writing writing is also a fun, if you be familiar
with after that you can write or else it
msukuma msomi says:
Thanks for this service, i have enjoyed and a hope i will develop my script writing career. Nothing more be blessed guys
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
I wish you guys had the screenplay Set It Off. It's amazing movie.
Thanks, Jack – will check it out.
Mohamed Fowzii says:
This is an amazing service you guys have provided. This will give young inspiring screenwriters to have a greater opportunity to make it and give new voices a platform in the industry! Thankx!
Thanks for the feedback, Mohamed!
Thank you for this amazing resource! Would love to read the screenplay for some classic drama, Ordinary People and All The President's Men come to mind. Thanks!
Oyebanji Aworinde says:
Thanks, Oyebanji.
Robert Lanich says:
My favorite movie is Days of Thunder
Chu says:
Impressive list.
Omar Andres says:
excelente post, en serio gracias por compartir pero te cuento NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MAN esta roto el link, podrias actualizarlo
Wow!!! I'm totally in awe of the work you guys are doing!!! I am new to scriptwriting but you've simplified a lot of things for me and for that I'm eternally grateful!
That's so great to hear – thanks, Tiffany!
Didi Portia says:
I love it! Thanks scriptreaderpro.com, you are amazing! Best to luck to all of you who are working valiantly on your scripts!
Thanks, Didi, much appreciated!
I received the subscription email a few days ago and procrastinated before opening this link. And when I finally did, I was half expecting to get merely a few pages and got directed straight to a paid subscription site for the full script. The fact that you've proven me wrong is just amazing.
I feel like a kid in a candy store now.
Thank you guys so much!!
You're welcome Putri – enjoy!
Thank you! Excellent resource. Would love to read The Exorcist, Inception, Captain America The Winter Soldier, and The Silence of the Lambs.
Hemansu patel says:
Include the script by satyajit ray from india.appriciated,thanx.
Hanieh says:
Hi script read pro!
I hope you are haveng a great time
I wanted to thank you for sharing this with others and solving the problem of writing a script.
If its not too much trouble I would like to ask you some script questions in private.
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Dances with wolves ( 1990 ) without a doubt one of the top 50 screenplaye out there
Jesica says:
Great site thanks, I would love to see the scrip for About Time and also Upside Down, The Majestic, The Adjustment Bureau, Source Code, Oblivion and Edge.of.Tomorrow to name a few.
Thank you so much for it!
You're welcome, Carol!
Remy says:
You, guys, rock!
Hey Guys, would be great to have The Descent Part I, Unbreakable, Marathon Man, Split, Interstellar and Red Sparrow screenplays available for download.
Hello to the team,
Thank YOU! just a little problem… it seems The Bourne Ultimatum download link isn't working… or is it me?
Thanks for the heads up, Remy, fixed!
mohammad ali says:
josh…thank you
Ian Mark says:
I love them all….Hangover….
Roommates by cris case
William Slevenski says:
Chinatown (1974)… Without a doubt one of the top 50 screenplays out there.
Yup, good call.
Gared says:
Can't wait to dive deep with these this weekend!
Ama says:
I'm reading one a day! Thanks so much for this list!!!
Wilhelm says:
When I were a lad, you had to get on a train, go to a bookshop, and pay actual money for a screenplay. Kids these days! Never had it so good. 😉
Hi Script Reader Pro
Thanks so much for posting these great scripts, such a wonderful resource. Maybe it's just me, or I've tried to download too long after the original post, but the links to the following don't seem to be working…
Good Will Hunting, The Truman Show, Jerry Maguire, and Bridesmaids.
Thanks, Ali
Thanks for the heads up, Ali – they're all fixed now. 🙂
Chinyeaka says:
Script reader pro, you guys are awesome. I have been working on a project then suddenly I got lost, not knowing what to do. Stumbling upon this page really made my day.words alone cannot quantify how grateful I am. Thank you
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Jeff Droubay says:
This site is like finding a treasure chest. Thanks so much!
Thanks Jeff – welcome aboard!
Sandra Fry says:
Thank you one million times over – these are awesome!!!
Quality! Thanks guys.
Braveheart. Legends of the Fall
Excellent choices!
La Grande Belleza… I'd love to read it. I've herd it's written as a novel and Paolo Sorretino used to add music to feel the atmosphere while reading. Please add this Beauty in!
I thought Reservoir Dogs was a copy of a Hong Kong flick, one starring Chow Yung Fat.
baba-tunde says:
I just grabbed a bunch of them.
This is soon good. Thanks guys
Noluvuyo says:
Love love LOVE this, thank you soooo much people. A Few Good men is one of my favourites that I would have loved to see too.
Christopher Heard says:
Sorcerer by Walon Green
Double Indemnity by Billy Wilder and Raymond Chandler
Two great choices 🙂
meysam says:
Prateek Gole says:
Though I'd suggest You read "Raiders of the lost ark." It has to be #1 on the action/adventure category.
Agreed. What a classic.
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Dunstan Wallace says:
Who really needs film school when you have an amazing library of scripts you've presented to us, I will pick one each from different genres and delve into it. Thank you so much!
Exactly 😉 Thanks for the comment, Dunstan.
Heru says:
Hi, I really need Stonewall movie script. Can you help me how to get that? I am having difficult where I can get that. I am gona make analyze about that film as my rules to graduate at mu school. You can email me [email protected]
Kawshalya says:
Wonderful!! Thank you guys !!
Bishal subba says:
Thank you alot guys … This is really gonna help me
Sylvester Ebisike says:
Thanks a lot, I think this will be helpful
You're welcome, Sylvester!
Kevin Barton says:
I think the 1969 movie Women in Love script is great to have, even if I did not see yet. Hope that happens soon.
Thanks for the heads up, Kevin.
Affy says:
The second I saw Eternal Sunshine, I knew I was in the right place. Thank you for this fantastic list!
Ermm… could you throw in High Fidelity next time? The usage of the fourth wall is brilliant
Thanks – yes High Fidelity's great.
Hercules(2014)
I'm such a big fan of Sofia Coppola and her genius script lost in translation. Thanks for sharing it with others.
Too many cheesy screenplays. Just a few i like. No 1 Eternal Sunshine certainly ranks high.
Eternal Sunshine's a fantastic movie, and screenplay.
My favorite is planes, trains and automobiles by John Hughes! JH is the best!
Yes, that's a classic 🙂
Jay Blaze says:
Thanks for the scripts.
Thanks Jay.
Jim Winthrop says:
Thank you for sharing these.
A big thank you. I'm grateful beyond words can ever tell. I truly believe these scripts are going to make me a good writer. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome Cynthia!
Anne Sarausa says:
Hello! thank you very much for the scripts, I'm from Brazil and I really enjoy reading in English to learn the language (mainly reading script's from my favorite movies) I've been looking for script of My Own Private Idaho.. if You guys got it please let me know !! With love Anne !
This was the best version we could find.
Ronnie Tharp-Garber says:
Do you have a copy of The Hunger Games?
Here's an early 2012 draft.
Daryl N says:
Wonderful. THANK YOU SRP!!!
Lukas T says:
Love this website! You guys ROCK!
Thanks so much Lukas 🙂
Max Headroom says:
Reading all these is going to take me some time but thank you so much for this. It's definitly something I wasn't doing enough of.
Glad we could help.
Get on it!
Firstly it's Jerry McGuire not Jerry Maguire. Secondly I've read most of these anyway.
Pretty sure it's "Maguire" 🙂
Dan Harrington says:
Great scripts – thank you!!
You're welcome, Dan.
You're welcome Dan.
Τhat is such a great post. Keep it up guys, love this site.
Thanks Jack!
Thanks Jack.
Don Carpenter says:
What a great resource! Thank you!
The only reason I mention this is because you've asked. Do you know where I can get scripts for the 1950 Cyrano de Bergerac and Steve Martin's Roxanne?
Thanks Don. You can buy the Roxanne script on Amazon, not sure where you can get 1950 version though.
Thanks Don. Sorry couldn't find these.
Vera Mark says:
You'll find the script to American Beauty if you follow the bonus link at the end.
Nick Goldsmith says:
Hi. Do you have Paris, Texas available for download at all?
No couldn't find it.
Johnathan Pritchard says:
You guys rock, thank you so much!
Thanks a lot Johnathan!
Cristhian I.R. says:
I'd add Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds.. That's a great one!
You really shouldn't refer to the Wachowskis with their dead names any longer, as they've been famously out of the closet as trans for quite some time now.
Khaled Nadim says:
Yes that's a good one.
Jessie Wei says:
Thank you so much! That's a lot of reading material and hopefully, I'll become a better writer because of it!
No problem, Jessie!
You're welcome Jessie.
Emmett says:
Hello. fantastic job. I did nnot anticipate this. This is a
impressive list. Thanks!
Thanks Emmett.
Tharun says:
Many Thanks guys, saved all on my iBooks, currently working on my second feature, all these references really help.
You're welcome, Tharun 🙂
Great – good luck with the draft!
Florencia says:
Thank you so much! Whats a beautiful work you are doing. Thank you again
Thanks Florencia, really appreciate it.
Marcelo Carpinetti says:
It would be great if you could include these films:
Apocalypse Now, Barry Lyndon, Blade Runner, and specially The Fight Club.
Mike Rubin says:
No Wes Anderson on this list???
Pravin says:
Amazing! Next time please include mike Leigh and David fincher films.
Rico says:
I have to say thank you so much
I don't have time to download all atm, I hope you keep this page up for awhile.
Thanks Rico!
Julie-Anne Goode says:
Thank you so much for sharing. I am new to screenwriting and I will now be able to study screenplays. Thank you again
No problem Julie-Anne, hope you find them useful.
Fantastic, great work guys. thanks so much for taking the time to put this together.
You're welcome, Cal.
Thank you for sharing. I would have liked to see a few Fincher screenplays. Also more science fiction like Predestination, Arrival….
David Fincher doesn't written a screenplays, so…?
Edward Weems says:
The list is impressive, but I would have liked to see Three Days of the Condor among that group of laudable scripts.
This is a fabulous haul of screenplays – thanks so much! I especially appreciate being able to download them so I can read them even when not connected to the internet. If you can give us some of the iconic Rom-Coms I would really appreciate that. Notting Hill, Four Weddings and a Funeral, You've Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle. And some of the British films would also be appreciated – Pride, The Full Monty, Calendar Girls, Trainspotting, A Fish Called Wanda, Love Actually. Thanks!
Read every one and i enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing this cuz i like reading them. My favourite script id love to read is Ted. Keep it up.
Yes that's a great one 🙂
You guys have done an amazing job by sharing this with us
You're welcome, Vivek.
Hi, neat post – looks like I've got some reading to do 🙂
Cheers, Izzy!


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On October 12, the Arts Research Center at UC Berkeley and the Graduate Program in Curatorial Practice at the California College of the Arts partnered to host a live-streaming of the Creative Time Summit. This annual conference in New York brings together cultural producers–including artists, critics, writers, and curators–to discuss how their work engages pressing issues affecting our world. Summit themes this year included Inequities, Occupations, Making, and Tactics. Keynote speakers included Pablo Helguera, Martha Rosler, Tom Finkelpearl, and Slavoj Žižek.
Over 100 participants attended the live-streaming in Berkeley over the course of the day. In additions to viewing talks and performances from New York, attendees took part in live discussions in Berkeley facilitated by Julian Myers and Andrew Weiner from CCA and Shannon Jackson from ARC. UC Berkeley-affiliated artists Amanda Eicher and Erin Johnson contributed hand-crafted, locally-produced meals, while CCA artist Neil Rivas campaigned throughout the day for the detainment and deportation of illegal super-heroes. We would like to thank everyone for their thoughtful contributions to the wide-ranging conversation about art and social change, both on ARC Muses in advance of the event, and in their commentary during the live discussion sessions. To see some highlights of the discussion, please visit the Arts Research Center Twitter feed. Thanks also to the UC Institute for Research in the Arts for helping to make this event possible!
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Rémi Garsau (né le  à Marseille), fils de Pierre Garsau, est un joueur français de water-polo évoluant au poste de gardien de but.

Il évolue en club au Cercle des nageurs de Marseille avec lequel il est dix fois champion de France (de 2005 à 2011, en 2013, en  2015 et en 2016).

En 2016, il quitte le Cercle des nageurs de Marseille et rejoint l'Olympic Nice Natation.

Il est aussi membre de l'équipe de France de water-polo masculin.

Liens externes

Profil de Rémi Garsau sur le site du CN Marseille

Naissance à Marseille
Naissance en juillet 1984
Joueur français de water-polo
Joueur de water-polo aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2016
Joueur de water-polo du CN Marseille


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Vionnet Calls it a Comeback
By Rebecca Suhrawardi Austin
As of late, and almost out of nowhere it seems, stars have been spotted wearing the wares of the fabled house of Vionnet. A few years ago, Barneys hosted a giant event during Fashion Week celebrating the comeback of the brand and its then-designer Sophia Kokosalaki, and people waited with bated breath to see the resurrection of such an historic fashion house. There was all of this excitement and hoopla, and then there was practically silence.
Now, all of sudden, Hillary Swank was spotted at the premiere of Amelia in Vionnet and British starlet Carey Mulligan was seen in a piece by the house at the premiere of An Education. And both women looked stunning, with a capital S, clad in the draped bias-cut gowns.
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What We Learned From Michigan's 33-17 Win Over Florida
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The Gators had won 27 consecutive season openers, the nation's longest such streak, since a home loss to MS in 1989. With Scarlett out, one has to wonder if Florida will still be able to put up enough points to defeat MI. "In that big stage, the guy's got a big arm, too", the coach said. For one, the suspensions have to be mentioned. Most notably to be absent are wide receiver Antonio Callow... [Full Article...]
Wenger not giving up in Lemar pursuit
The Mirror report he spoke with Telefoot and said : " Yes I hesitated about signing a new contract for personal reasons ". "I've been at Arsenal for 20 years, and I'm wondering if I should continue to lead the club". Wenger also pursued lemar's former teammate Kylian Mbappe during the window. "It's the quality of great players". "Mbappe could be (the next) Pele", he said. [Full Article...]
US Open results 2017: Venus Williams wins, Marin Cilic upset on Friday
Diego Schwartzman posted the biggest victory of his career on Friday when he dispatched fifth-seeded Marin Cilic of Croatia to advance to the fourth round of the U.S. I did third round in Paris and quarters in Montreal", he said. He improved to 17-0 in that head-to-head but only after overcoming 68 unforced errors, upping his total to 124 against just 104 winners thus far. [Full Article...]
Kvitova powers past Muguruza and into US Open quarters
Muguruza got off to a fine start, breaking for a 3-1 lead in the opening set. "Even though today didn't go my way, I didn't feel I did something wrong out there", she said. Muguruza was limited to seven winners compared with Kvitova's 24. From there, it was all Kvitova who steamrolled the Spaniard to reach the last-eight, where Williams awaits. [Full Article...]
Lopez doubles up at the Vuelta a España, Froome extends lead
Froome had terrible memories of last year's Vuelta stage 15, when Alberto Contador (Trek-Segafredo) and eventual victor Nairo Quintana (Movistar) attacked from the starting gun, leaving the now four-time Tour de France victor isolated from his team and wrecking his bid to win the overall race. [Full Article...]
India vs Sri Lanka 5th ODI Match Live Streaming, Toss, Squad
Sri Lanka , in a transition phase, will expect their young guns to give it back to the visitors in the final ODI if they are to escape another humiliating whitewash. How low can this year go for the Sri Lankan team? We lost a few main players, but still I feel we didn't play to our standard. Thirimanne and Mathews though defied the Indian bowling for 29.3 overs as they put on the hosts' highest ... [Full Article...]
Sharapova run ended by Sevastova at US Open
But it hasn't stopped rivals from questioning the special treatment meted out to Sharapova , who had lost her place on the ranking charts because she was serving a 15-month doping suspension. "Just competing, you know, being in that competitive environment". "I have great respect for her", Sevastova said. However, she couldn't finish off her opponent after winning the first set. [Full Article...]
Police search two homes in case of missing Temple University student
Burleigh, a media and film student who had just started classes at Temple University , was last seen August 31 near the campus in North Philadelphia. It unclear if the driver, who has not been identified, knew what Hupperterz was transporting. The investigation quickly focused on Hupperterz, police said. [Full Article...]
Dustin Johnson posts 5-under 66 for 1-shot lead in Boston
| Sunday, September 03, 2017
Johnson is showing the form he displayed before injuring his back while falling down stairs on the eve of the Masters in April. Next tournament: BMW Championship on September 14-17. Former world number one Rory McIlroy's disappointing season continued as he shot 74 for four-over and missed the cut in a tournament where he was defending champion . [Full Article...]
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Broncos GM John Elway knows Brock Osweiler needs 'football rehab'
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WR Sammie Coates traded to Browns for 7th-round pick
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Boeing said it will match qualifying employee contributions made to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Harvey Relief. Emergency shelters are also open in Louisiana, and are filling up fast. Catholic Charities is also inviting people to text CCUSADISASTER to 71777 to make a donation . Around 200 Mexican soldiers brought food, water and medicine to people in the southern state, most specifica... [Full Article...]
People denied entry post Trump travel ban can reapply for visas
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Harry Kane calls on fans to be patient with England players
In June, the brilliance of Mbappe and Dembele enabled France to weather the mid-game dismissal of Raphael Varane and beat England 3-2 at Stade de France, but rather than being cowed, Kane was inspired. Tottenham are yet to win at their temporary home of Wembley this season and Kane said: "We seem to do all right there for England , so for me personally and for the Spurs boys it'd be good to wi... [Full Article...]
Thomas Lemar 'happy' to stay after Arsenal move collapses
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Llorente completes Spurs move
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An epidemiological investigation of training and injury patterns in British triathletes.
London Sports Medicine Institute, Medical College of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, UK.
During the competitive season of 1990, 155 British triathletes whose competitive distances varied from sprint to full ironman, and who self-classified themselves as recreational, intermediate or élite, kept a training diary for an 8-week period. They gave details of injuries sustained while training for, or competing in, triathlons. The mean(s.d.) distances covered each week were: swimming, 4.2(2.6) km; cycling, 100.2(70.6) km; and running 23.4(15.2) km; mean(s.d.) training time was 7(3.4) h per week, and a mean(s.d.) of 7.9(3.4) training sessions were completed per week. At least one injury was reported by 37% of the participants. The most frequently affected sites were the ankle/foot, thigh, knee, lower leg and the back. Overuse was the reported cause in 41% of the injuries, two-thirds of which occurred during running. The likelihood of an injury was positively associated with experience in triathlon. Average injury rate was 5.4 injuries per 1000 h of training (95% confidence interval: 4-7.2) and 17.4 per 1000 h of competition (95% confidence interval: 10.9-27.9). Injury incidence was unrelated to the mean amount of weekly training or competition, intensity or frequency of training.


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Grand Island man pulled from burning vehicle after pileup involving Metro Bus
Firefighters try to extinguish a fire burning a minivan following a three-vehicle accident on Grand Island on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018. (Provided by Grand Island Fire Department)
By Maki Becker|Published Wed, Jan 31, 2018 |Updated Wed, Jan 31, 2018
A Grand Island man was pulled from his burning vehicle by an "alert passerby" after a three-vehicle crash on Grand Island Boulevard involving an NFTA bus Wednesday morning, Grand Island fire officials said.
The victim was identified as Joseph Rossi, 27. He suffered "serious traumatic injuries" and was rushed by Twin City Ambulance to Erie County Medical Center for treatment.
In all 13 people were evaluated at the scene and seven were taken to area hospitals.
The crash was reported at about 9 a.m. at 2400 Grand Island Blvd., which is near Fantasy Island amusement park.
Four passengers from the bus were transported to Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital, NFTA spokeswoman Helen Tederous said. A mother and child in a third vehicle were taken to Oishei Children's Hospital.
Grand Island Boulevard was shut down for over three hours between Baseline and Bedell roads after the accident. It was reopened at about 12:40 p.m.
Grand Island firefighters responded to the scene. The NFTA Police Accident Investigation Unit was on the scene and was working with the Erie County Sheriff's Office, NTFA officials said.
Transit Police Accident Investigation Units are investigating an injury accident on Grand Island, we are being assisted by @ECSONY1 & @nyspolice
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Maki Becker – Maki Becker has been a staff reporter at The Buffalo News since 2005. Before that, she worked at the New York Daily News and the Charlotte Observer.