Sam Raimi’s Spiderman and Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park are two of the revolutionary films. The scripts of Jurassic Park and Spiderman are not available online for free. Spiderman is always credited for being a superhero that is taken more seriously. It has a theme of responsibility because of superpowers that are widespread in superhero films.
Jurassic Park is different in its genre as it has well-written characters. It holds a story that creates a thriving franchise. This all has made Jurassic Park an audience magnet. It has topped the box office chants in 2020 as well. David Koepp is the writer of both films. And the script of both the films, along with a few others is now available online to the public, for free.
The Library by Koepp Has Various Unproduced Scripts As Well
Koepp has maintained a script archive on his website. He saves “a couple of dozen movies” that he has produced or unproduced are available for the fans. Fans can have access through these scripts for free.
Not only Spiderman and Jurassic Park, but there are also a few other movies in collaboration with Spielberg. These include War of the Worlds, Kingdom of the Crystal, Indiana Jones and Jurassic Park 2. Along with this, there is an unproduced script of Spiderman also.
He said, these scripts have taught him something and maybe “they might be helpful for you too”.
This opportunity to go through the works of Koepp is an exciting prospect for fans. Fans can see the potential of the unproduced movies as well. Aspiring writers would be able to learn more by reading the biggest scripts by Koepp.
Fans can discern what potentially could have been examining scripts like the unproduced sequel to the 2002 Spider-Man. Also, aspiring filmmakers have a chance to learn by skimming some of the hugest films in the last 30 years. According to Koepp, although fans will not get Koepp’s information about James Mangold’s Indiana Jones 5. But, they will, however, get his Bride of Frankenstein.
For now, still, fans can celebrate his preceding scripts like Spider-Man and Jurassic Park.
