WRITERS LOVE AEGIS FOR DREAMS

The script has garnered very strong reviewer comments from the prominent film industry platform The Black List.

Overall Script Quality

“A sweeping, historical epic in every sense of the word.”
“…on the scale of Ben Hur and Kubrick’s Spartacus, but probably best compared to Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon.”
“The intricate look at the difficult birth of a nation, Aegis for Dreams is a feature of an epic not seen in decades.”

“There is nothing more important in making movies than the screenplay.”
Richard Attenborough, Director (Gandhi)

“The ending was clever and poignant. It felt cohesive in terms of tone. It was a great closing to the film.”
“The tension in the final scenes between Hamilton and Washington is wonderful, and their story and relationship only became more fascinating as it slowly unfolded.”
“The drama and tensions that arise between [Washington and Hamilton] during the duress of the war, is well portrayed.“

“The author’s credibility to tell a story set in this world/amongst these historical figures is unquestionable.“
“There are so many great, riveting pops of story throughout, that provide a wide range of insight…”
“Flashbacks [as to] Hamilton‘s childhood are intriguing and allow the audience to catch a glimpse of his difficult upbringing.“
“The inventive dioramas into these men’s wartime ‘inspirations’ are another clever touch, seen through Washington and Hamilton’s readings on Cato as they literally come alive.”

“To make a great film you need three things — the script, the script and the script.” Alfred Hitchcock

“..not only the voices, but also the attitudes of the characters are organic to the world of the piece.”.
“The script perfectly captures the cheeky, brash, yet brilliant, tone of the real Alexander Hamilton.“
“The amount of information and rounded out characters that the script is able to display is impressive to say the least.”
“[The script contains] excellent scenes with either Washington or Hamilton (or both) that are impressive in their intimate and personal nature.”
“The writer does a superb job of taking these characters from simply being historical figures and transforming them into tangible human beings.”
“The relationship between Hamilton and Eliza felt organic and moving. She was a strong female character that would stay with audiences after the film.”

“…incredibly well-researched.”
“…an almost intricate amount of factual detail.”
“The writer’s vast knowledge of the time, and its people is beyond obvious.”
“The dialogue reflects a great deal of knowledge of the subject on behalf of the writer.“

“The dialogue is overall very solid.”
“Overall, the dialogue is informative and strong.”
“There is an authentic period cadence to the dialogue.”
“The dialogue and diction is perfectly in tune with the time.”
“The various relationships, feel authentic and realistic, and the events and conversations that transpire feel natural.”