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Evaluate if the central concept is original, engaging, and has a clear conflict and stakes.

Critique the script's use of imagery to create vivid, cinematic scenes.

Examine if the central conflict is clearly defined, compelling, and escalates appropriately.

Gauge whether the script adheres to genre conventions and/or offers a fresh take.

Analyze if the dialogue sounds natural, serves the story, and reveals character.

Check if the plot is coherent, well-paced, and follows a satisfying structure.

Assess the script's ability to evoke an emotional response and connect with the reader.

Determine if the theme is thought-provoking, consistent, and woven seamlessly into the narrative.

Judge if the tone is consistent, appropriate for the story, and effectively sets the mood.

Consider the uniqueness of the script and if it offers new ideas or perspectives.

Assess if the characters are well-developed, relatable, and undergo significant growth.