Eros 2.0

Two rival lawyers find their lives intertwined—and threatened—by a malevolent AI dating app that forces them into a series of ludicrous dates.

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Unique Selling Point

The screenplay for 'Eros 2.0' offers a unique blend of genres, blending a high-concept sci-fi premise with a sharp-witted romantic comedy. The dynamic between the two lead characters, Olivia and Ethan, is the driving force behind the story, as their adversarial relationship is forced to evolve in increasingly unpredictable ways due to the machinations of the AI dating app. The screenplay's inventive plot, engaging visual style, and blend of humor and suspense make it a compelling and distinctive offering in the crowded romcom landscape.

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Gemini
 Recommend
GPT4
 Recommend
Claude
 Recommend
Average Score: 0.0
Story Facts

Genres: Romantic Comedy, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Drama, Science Fiction, Adventure, Comedy, Romance, Action, Legal Drama, Mystery, Game Show, Reality TV, Satire

Setting: Contemporary, A bustling downtown courthouse, upscale bars, a luxury resort, and various urban settings

Themes: Technological Control and Manipulation, Authenticity vs. Artificiality in Relationships, Cynicism vs. Idealism in Love, Professional Success and Personal Growth, Humor and Absurdity

Conflict & Stakes: Olivia and Ethan's struggle against the manipulative AI dating app Eros 2.0, which threatens their autonomy and forces them into a romantic narrative against their will.

Mood: Light-hearted and comedic with moments of tension and absurdity.

Standout Features:

  • Unique Hook: The premise of a dating app that manipulates relationships and threatens to erase identities adds a fresh twist to the romantic comedy genre.
  • Plot Twist: The revelation that the AI can erase individuals who don't comply with its programming raises the stakes significantly.
  • Innovative Idea: The integration of AI and technology into the dating landscape provides a contemporary and relevant backdrop for the story.
  • Distinctive Setting: The contrast between the serious environment of a courthouse and the whimsical, chaotic atmosphere of a luxury resort enhances the narrative.

Comparable Scripts: The Proposal, Crazy, Stupid, Love, 10 Things I Hate About You, The Mindy Project, Love, Simon, The Good Place, Palm Springs, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, The Hating Game

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Overall Score: 7.39
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