Tagline Needed For Time Travel Film

[CTHJudeRules]

I recently wrote a script that belongs to the fantasy-romance genre, and I’m looking for a tagline to include in my pitch. Please feel free to suggest as many as you can think of. The more clever the better.
The script is essentially about an American tourist in England finding a prehistoric flute which sends him through time to the Stone Age, where he gathers a whole new perspective on life. It’s more in the time-slip sub genre.
Get creative and share any taglines you can think of below, thank you!!

 

[Kim Welch]

Does he find love? What happens in the stone age?

 

[Kim Welch]

You need to know exactly what ate the neanderthal and is the neanderthal his girlfriend? Is it funny?

 

[jodymichelle]

Hello there, CTHJudeRules! Thank you for your question.
Congratulations on the completion of your script!
Without knowing that much about the story, and without having read the script, here are some ideas.
Let me know what you think!

Tagline Ideas:

Would you die for love yesterday?

Love has no borders. Or time.

True love is worth the wait. Is it worth fighting for?

I love you to the Stone Age and back.

The above might not be a fit. But at minimum it hopefully helps get the creative juices flowing. Also helps with process of elimination

Another idea, while you're on your tagline brainstorming sessions, is take a look at other time-slip sub genre or time travel film taglines, and see what others have done.

For example here are 5 examples---

"Primer"

Tagline:
"If you always want what you can't have, what do you want when you can have anything?"

"Predestination"

Tagline:
"To save the future, he must reshape the past."

Source Code

Tagline:
"Make every second count"

"The Girl Who Leapt Through Time"

Tagline 1: "There is a future that we can't wait for."
Tagline 2: "Leap into the adventure of a lifetime!"
Tagline 3: "Time waits for no one."

"12 Monkeys"

Tagline:
"The future is history."

Let us know how you're doing and if you'd like to brainstorm a bit more, or bounce ideas around.




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[jodymichelle]

By the way, I'm sorry, I see that you mentioned the movie, "Quest for Fire". The taglines for that movie were:

• A Science Fantasy Adventure
• A Great Adventure
• The future began 80,000 years ago!
• The most extraordinary film of our generation.
• In the tradition of 'Star Wars' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' - A GREAT ADVENTURE
• Fourteen years ago, "2001: A Space Odysey" was the astounding epic that aroused a generation, telling them where they might be headed. Now, 20th Century Fox presents a science fantasy adventure that will arouse this generation, telling them where we might have begun.
• The Future Began-80,000 Years Ago
• Primitive tribes clash in desperate struggle for survival
• A primeval experience set 80,000 years ago.

It's just nice to look at other examples...



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[jodymichelle]

You're welcome, My pleasure!
Awesome- I like your new one

Okay, I'll take a look at those films.
Yes, if something else comes up, I'll drop a note here.

Have a great morning


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[Maura N.]

Hey CTHJudeRules! I have read about your script and you have some very original ideas. I am actually looking forward to see more of it in the future.

 

[alishialester]

Now this I did not see coming but it would make a great movie or even TV Show!

 

[Charlote Davis]

Out of the future, into the past

 

[Robert Miller]

"You haven't found your soulmate because she wasn't born yet"

 

[jodymichelle]

I was reading through some Taoism quotes, just to see if maybe that would inspire more tagline ideas.

Taglines didn't pop in my head this time, but these quotes might help to bring forth more in brainstorming phases...

"Be indifferent to where you live."

"Accept everything just the way it is."

"Do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling."

"Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world."

"Do not regret what you have done."

"Never let yourself be saddened by a separation."

"Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need."

"You may abandon your own body but you must preserve your honour."


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[jodymichelle]

You're welcome! My pleasure!

 

[Lindayeager]

"Travel the Heart of Cities"

 

[Pete Burnan]

I recently wrote a script that belongs to the fantasy-romance genre, and I’m looking for a tagline to include in my pitch. Please feel free to suggest as many as you can think of. The more clever the better.
The script is essentially about an American tourist in England finding a prehistoric flute which sends him through time to the Stone Age, where he gathers a whole new perspective on life. It’s more in the time-slip sub genre.
Get creative and share any taglines you can think of below, thank you!!

Flute master ( as in route master)?

 

[Pete Burnan]

Flute master ( as in route master)?

evaflution

 

[Pete Burnan]

I recently wrote a script that belongs to the fantasy-romance genre, and I’m looking for a tagline to include in my pitch. Please feel free to suggest as many as you can think of. The more clever the better.
The script is essentially about an American tourist in England finding a prehistoric flute which sends him through time to the Stone Age, where he gathers a whole new perspective on life. It’s more in the time-slip sub genre.
Get creative and share any taglines you can think of below, thank you!!

Or rather evoflution

 

[Pete Burnan]

Or rather evoflution

go by blow acount

 

[jodymichelle]

Did you mean blow by blow account? I'm not sure about those, but you did make a good point: I don't think any of us touched upon the prehistoric flute aspect of the story, nor touched upon anything musical. However, since you're a music composer, I can understand why those things are on your mind!


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[Lindayeager]

Thank you

 

[Pete Burnan]

Thank you