Published February 5, 2010
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Why hello thar. I am Light_Devil, aka Azrael or LD, and I shall be your reviewer for today.
And commence!
First off, if this is a proper script, we would need some information of the characters in this scene, where it is set (as in the room/place) and also the time that this is set in. The whole "main title" thing is not needed at all.
There doesn't need to be a whole enter after the person's part.
This looks considerably better.
Uhh, wait, he signed for the package, but the package is nowhere to be seen.
This is a script, not story-telling time. Don't use "we", "I" or even "us". A script is completely third person writing.
"Unless he is", isn't something that I would suspect a agent or something along those lines would say. Maybe "if he isn't" would be correct for this situation.
"Rustles" is a sound. Not an action.
No way in hell would an agent (trained for these matters) speak. Honestly.
Name confusion. I think you mean Derek, not Warren. Also, even if that were the case, this still makes no sense. Who was shot in the hand?!
If it was, in fact, Warren who was shot, why would he say this?
Big block of text. Immense. And painful. Perhaps in this was fitted into actions underneath each person's name it would look better. Such as:
Do you see how much easier that is to read? Also, it would also be easier to recognise the names if you were to change them ALL to capitals.
Inconsistency. First it's camera, then it's us. Please choose one. Seeing as the fact the camera is correct - choose the camera. Also, in red, this sounds very slow - like I could see him just picking himself up and not springing up as was what your intended purpose was.
CLICHE!
Overall
Okay, seeing as this is a script and not a story I would like to say a few things. You need to put all information in, however trivial, however plot-spoiling it may seem; it needs to be in there.
Also, this isn't one scene. Scenes are exactly was they sound. One scene. One place. This has people running onto the street. Not exactly the same scene, is it?
And, I do say, the Agent is horrible, cliche and just clumsy! This is terribly over-weakening the enemy. Even with the help of another agent it is still more than likely that the protagonist will win!
Onto the plot. Derek seems very bland, very normal. I don't like him. He asks to many questions that are the same, doesn't have much of a mind and doesn't have a personality that I can at all relate too. However, I like Eclipse. He's pretty cool.
So, this has uncomplicated characters and a poorly designed (not written) together script, but it has an excellent plot line underneath all of this and I hope, that after reading this, you edit it accordingly and your script design will match your wonderful imagination.
Hoped this helped. XD
Have A Nice Day,
Azrael.