Concept 46 Brainstormer

#1:

1. The Pacifier
2. The Bourne Identity
3. Superman Returns

Rio Bravo Reflection

1. Yes, there was a sheriff, a temptress, a shanty town and the stand-off.

2. When Burdette comes and wants his brother Joe from the jail.  There is no refusal and John, Dude, Stumpy, and Colorado have to defend against the onslaught of mercenaries Burdette sends at them.

3. John T. Chance - Tough sheriff, doesn't back down and has wise remarks
Dude  - The local drunk who ends up sober, first deputy
Stumpy -  The cripple who stays in the jail but ends up going outside, second deputy
Colorado - The new guy who is young and was part of Wheeler's crew, third deputy
Feathers - Temptress to John
Carlos - Owner of the local hotel and John's close friend.
Joe - The person in jail whose imprisonment means trouble for the whole town.
Burdette - Joe's brother who has a lot of money

4. The beginning might have felt slow for some people, but I thought it was a good exposition of the characters and the second half was fast-paced and full of action.

5. The action sequences were furious and fast.  They usually ended quickly except for the stand-off at the end.  A lot of tension before and during the shootouts.

Concept 45 Brainstormer

#1:

Eragon, The Green Mask, Monsters Inc.

Concept 44 Brainstormer

#2:

In the Green Hornet, the Green Hornet's sidekick is Kato.  Kato serves as a back-up and conscience to the Green Hornet.  When they are not their crime-fighting forms, Green Hornet is a wealthy businessman and Kato is his butler.

Concept 43 Brainstormer

#2:

I very much dislike how my mother likes to beat around the bush when she wants to say something or ask a question.  This trait evolved primarily because of my brother, my dad and I when we speak to her.  We usually ask a lot of questions or get things done incorrectly.

Concept 42 Brainstormer

#1:

Thor

Thor changes his beliefs and ways of life from Valhalla after being sent to Earth without any powers or his hammer.  He must learn to adapt to normal life and falls in love with an Earth girl.  She is able to change Thor into a semi-normal person over time.

Concept 41 Brainstormer

#3:

My protagonist's point of no return would be the first destination he/she would travel to.  Be it a far away land or just a few miles away, it would be similar to moving to a different dimension.  If he/she does not commit, there would be almost no consequences except for the emotions and thoughts of the protagonist and their decisions.  If he/she is traveling in a group, it may affect the other members because they know that the protagonist does not want to be there or is afraid of the outcome.