Thriller to add to list, available at mypdfscripts, Red by Jon Hoeber & Erich Hoeber.

Another thriller that's also fun and available at mypdfscripts, Source Code by Ben Ripley.

Some more suggestions.

Action:

Knight and Day aka Wichita – Patrick O'Neill, Scott Frank

Comedy:

Sideways – Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor
In the Loop - Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci, Tony Roche
The Brothers Bloom – Rian Johnson
Being John Malkovich – Charlie Kaufman

Drama:

The Last Picture Show – Larry McMurtry and Peter Bogdanovich
Away From Her – Sarah Polley
The Sweet Hereafter – Atom Egoyan
Never Let Me Go – Alex Garland

Thriller:

The Ghost Writer - Robert Harris and Roman Polanski
The Town – Peter Craig
Cop Land – James Mangold

I think that it's a real big shame that Crazy, Stupid, Love isn't there. But Bridesmaids, Easy A or Love Actually would do.

Also, I second In the Loop.

I've already read some of those on the list; yet, I'll read them again.

I would suggest the following:

THRILLER
- The Sixth Sense by M. Night Shyamalan [http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/the-sixth-sense]

- Phone Booth by Larry Cohen (directed by Joel Schumacher) http://[www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/phone-booth]

DRAMA
- Thelma & Louise by Callie Khouri (Lebanese like me) WOULD READ IT AGAIN and AGAIN [http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/thelma-louise]

- 3:10 to Yuma by Michael Brandt & Derek Haas [many drafts]

- The tree of Life by Terrance Mallick (also Lebanese) [http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/the-tree-of-life]

COMEDY
- The Hangover by Jon Lucas & Scott Moore [many drafts]

- Toy Story (PIXAR) [http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/toy-story]

ACTION
- Kingdom of Heaven by William Monahan.[http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/kingdom-of-heaven]

- V for Vendetta [many drafts]

- Vantage Point by Barry L. Levy [http://www.mypdfscripts.com/screenplays/vantage-point]

I'm cool with whatever we choose. However, I suggest we start with newer scripts.

For those new to the game it would be helpful to know modern styles.

I'm new to the game, but I'd really like to read through Thelma and Louise with the group.

I second Thelma & Louise, though I am also interested in studying more recent scripts.

Awesome. I second the newer scripts idea. And I'd like to suggest scripts which were not writen by the director:

Comedy: Burke & Hare
The shooting script. I know it's from across the pond but the timing is good as comes to theaters here September 9th.

Action: Salt
There are two. The 2009 version tailored for Jolie and the 2007 original Edwin A. Salt.

Drama: The King's Speech
A 2010 shooting script or 2008 draft.

Thriller: Sherlock Holmes
2008 or 2009 revised draft.

Not to be a stickler, but FIGHT CLUB isn't really an Action movie.

TBH -- not really sure what genre it would fall into. It's technically satire. But that usually crosses genres and is hard to nail down.

@ Saint716 -- Not sure I'd call Sherlock Holmes a Thriller either. In fact, it's actually closer to an Action film. You go Guy Richie! It's probably a Mystery though.

I find it kind of interesting that ROMANCE as a genre is almost non-existent in modern film. It seems to either be divided into DRAMA or ROM-COM these days. It was huge prior to the 60s. What happened?

Same with the ADVENTURE genre.

Everything is crossing genres.

But IMDB classified Sherlock as a thriller. I checked before I posted.

I'd like to add the following suggestions:

Action - Boondock Saints
Star Wars (the first movie)

Comedy - Being There

Drama - Ordinary People

Thriller - Blade Runner
the Usual Suspects

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