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Thanks man cool stuff! Making yourself look bigger than you are is not necessary in this game. I know some people get caught up in studio names and slick title graphics before they even have a film. And a lot of your social posts are in the third person, like your CEO or Founder bought some new...

Can you post the synopsis here?

Telling people to go find their own info on your film when you are trying to get people to know about it is beyond odd.

What did you post the link for? I don't see a trailer or anything just a company name. What are we supposed to be seeing?

I don't see much on this movie except a lot of "Coming Soon" posts going back to 2017, and "Lunch" is the working title which changes when it enters post production. https://www.facebook.com/lunchthemovie

Forget the major screenplays not talking about that. If YOU have access to the AI you can ask to critique how you want. And you can try many times different ways. Using the word slang, or dialogue, or conversational. That's all. If you are paying a service to run it though AI you get one report...

Yup. Pretty sure you misread my post because I agree.

I've refreshed certain AIs and and had totally different results. Ask a question two times, is the answer the same? However we are veering off of the topic at hand, the service.

The irony is you are paying for another human to enter it into AI. This becomes a human service, labor charge essentially.

Which is why it is essential to have access to the interface being used so you can reword, ask differently, and feed new changes it gave you back in, etc. This is a "one-off" service where they utilize such AIs and you pay them for feedback once, after they themselves do the rewording, human...

If their AI is doing all this they would have an interface you could try out. Instead you "send them" your script and they mess around with it in available AIs for a few hours, things you can do yourself. Send script, receive in six hours, or whatever. You are correct that's what these companies...

Exactly why you email them the script, and they do not show a public interface. They use an available AI and make human tweaks.

They tell you to buy another category

You're open to opinions no matter where it is seen. YT, social, this website, amazon. You have to either get it out there or sit on it and do nothing, up to you.

I think it's better advice to seek out the proper reviewers for your film. Horror for horror, etc. You can also read/watch their previous reviews to see their style and more than likely they will have a little info on their submission page to glean.

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