Write an alternative movie ending, win £2,000
Ever watched a film and thought “eh, it’s pretty good but I could write a better ending”?
Now’s your chance to rewrite the ending to a classic movie and win £2,000 for it.
Imagine being able to rewrite the hot garbage Ape Lincoln ending of Tim Burton’s Planet of the Apes
Whether it’s doing away with all the false endings in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, killing off the dog in Independence Day, or getting rid of the stupid electricity monster in Ang Lee’s Hulk, all you need to do is scribble down 750 words (either as prose or scripted dialogue).
Go to www.cartridgesave.co.uk/
There are five categories to enter:
- Best comedy or rom-com
- Best action or adventure
- Best fantasy, sci-fi or horror
- Best family or animation
- Best drama or thriller
The winner will get £2,000 to be invested as they see fit; be it a massive home cinema set-up, a trip to get your creative juices flowing, or a visit to Hollywood – it’s completely up to you.
Two runners-up will receive £250 and two further entries from each category will get a box set to the value of £30.
The closing date for entries is 4 September 2015, and go over to www.cartridgesave.co.uk for more info.
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