All Reviews

An overall great story. The sisters theme keeps it on par with other stories about witches. Hocus Pocus, Wyrd Sisters; The Third Witch; (Shakespeare), The Sun Witch Sisters, Pratical Magic, The Craft, The Witches of Eastwick, and others. To find a little bit of reality attached to the story just added gravy to the read. Overall a script with great potential.

The action was really good and riviting, the emotions ran high all the time, the charaters are well developed and have room to grow and the story seems to be sturctured to allow for an easy sequel. I reaaly enjoyed the story and look forward to more.

Besure that if you download the scripts that you read them in order. I started with the last one first. Maybe that was the one that actually hooked me. They were all fantastic. I've been a fantasy reader since I read "Starship on Saddle Mountain" when I was younger. So. The Sisters 3 storys start well and bulid up from there. I really liked Robin and his friends just seem so real and natural. The story flows from one script to the next with no disruption. The lines are natural and not contrived like some i have read from other sources. It's at times an emotional and wild adventure that always leaves you wanting more. I hope he doesn't stop at just 3 scripts.

I downloaded a number of scripts the past weekend since I was sick at home, and had nothing better to do. It turned out to be a great time even with multiple bathroom trips. Some of the scripts were more enjoyable than others, and the ones that i liked I am reviewing today.

I thought all of the Sisters 3 scripts were really great. This was a very interesting story. The people in the storyline carried the reader (or viewer) along for the trip and it was really quite enjoyable. I won't say that the dialog was reviting, but it was very realistic. Not as contrived as others I read. The characters are all great. I was actually sad when the wizard was killed off. Glad though that they found a way to bring him back that I had never see before.

I don't get into a lot of details on reviews. I seldom agree with what other reviewers have to say. It seems that if the big reviewers don't like a film or something, then I do. Sometimes they like it and i don't. Of course; I'm always right.

So anyways, I'm still new to reviewing scripts. I guess that when I read a script, I try to imagine it as a finished film and not words on paper. Ok. I liked this for the movie potential factor that I think it has. I would read a bit anf then close my eyes and imagine what it would look like on the big screen. I LIKED IT. I ENJOYED WHAT MY MIND ENVISIONED!!! I don't know what else to say.

I read this more like a story and less like a script simply because I think that if I like the story then the script should be fine too. As for the story; it was very entertaining. I liked the characters and could easily sense their love and affection for one another.

I've never been too sure of story structure with any story I've ever read. Sorry Mister Kirkman, I know you tried to teach us that stuff but it just never sunk in with me.

As I said, I really liked the characters and the dialog seemed to be what I would expect from this type of story. Emotions were there and descriptions of locations and interactivity between all players was done to my liking and it was very interesting.

I thought it was most interesting. It reminded me somewhat of Buffy the Vampire Slayer at first, but then it took a very different course what with the treasure hunting tracking of one or two key demons.

A very good story and very entertaining. The characters are not just likable but enduring to my youth. I will read it again and would watch it over as a movie. Very wonderful.

I had read this script while visiting a friend in Florida and couldn't wait to join and see what else her had out here.

The story is a fantasic journey through a very wild imagination. I just downloaded the script for The None Gates and it picks up where this one left off. The story flows through the events of the script fluidly, while blending nice bits of fantasy and fiction with history and reality. It makes me remember my highschool days with more delight than I usually have about thoses days.

The characters are memorable and I could actually pick out people from my school that seems so simular to these that it's uncanny.

The dialog is good, but like anything else, it could be revamped, with subtle changes. But then I think that about all books that I read.

Emotions are high throughout and run the gamut from a to z. Its's the characters that I really find so interesting. I would liek to know people with some of the commitments that these show.

Overall. A good canidate for a movie.

I look forward to reading the Nine Gates now.