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One Damn Good Script
🕑 Added 2025-09-05 01:43:41 +0000 UTCSuper Famous (and tall) Actress, Marcy Roberts, had always liked being taller than her male co-stars, so the (much troubled) upcoming remake of Attack of the 50 Foot Woman seemed like a natural fit. However, she was about to discover that her preferences are a little more...niche...than she thought...
Oh and she gets bigger.
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Have you guys ever read/watched a growth scene and sort of just forgot about everything else? Sometimes when I'm reading a good gts growth story, I accidentally put all my focus on it and totally lose track of time/what I'm supposed to be doing. I'm only saying this though to make it sliiiightly more realistic that Marcy wouldn't notice growing huge while reading a movie script lol.
Congrats again to GrowthGirjen for the winning suggestion for September!
“attack of the 50ft women” but gets turned on thinking about how they will make the scene but doesn’t realize she’s growing while reading it"
I hope you guys like it! It was fun (but tricky) writing out the script that Marcy is reading while also planning her reactions TO the script at the same time.
God I hope the ACTUAL upcoming remake of Attack of the 50 Foot Woman movie has a growth scene though...
Comments
ForTheLoveOfTF
Oh man. I must have watched the growth scene from the 1993 movie like a million times (FOR RESEARCH OBVIOUSLY). This is so, so, so good! The “arousal = growth” trope is probably my favourite, so the subject can at least enjoy themselves as they transform into a giantess!
Gourd Roland
This was a tough question, I had to think about it: Maybe Annihilation by Alex Garland? Could've been a cool visual way to show how the shimmer is mutating their bodies over the course of the film.
Gourd Roland
Thanks!! I was worried it was getting too wordy, so I'm glad you liked the narrative aspect too
Stickursor
Excellent work, both visually and narratively, my friend.
Cam Cieslak
Absolutely love this one! Really well done. I love her figure at the end and all done in one single shot, artsy ;) On the flip side of your question, ever thought a movie could've been improved by a growth scene?
