1. A computer method in a document management system for analyzing, critiquing and quantifying literary documents (i.e. screenplays, stage plays and manuscripts), comprising: using declarative statements in order to objectify feedback; applying a numeric value to each declarative statement in order to objectify feedback; producing an overall grade by using a running calculation of each element within the scoring system; merging the quantified opinion of multiple users; providing a standard set of criteria on which to form a fundamental basis for agreement; applying emotion-descriptive tags to selected text for the purposes of tracking a reviewer's emotional response; calculating each emotion-descriptive tag to quantify the reviewer's overall emotional response; tagging selected text with frequent words/comments; choosing selected text for comments and feedback; creating a detailed computerized document, in the form of a report that can be printed, collaborated and distributed electronically; and compiling quantified feedback for tracking trends, searching, archiving and enhancing the system database.