Don't even try. That was a rewrite assignment, actually, from Disney. The original script was by Ed Naha. I'd like to touch on the difference in writing a high-concept story as opposed to a character piece. I don't think there is any difference.
Every story has to have a central conflict.
However, both are still stories that will require a great deal of work in terms of structure, characterization, and so forth. About the only difference might be that the high-concept picture is less dependent upon the characters than the story, while the other story ceases to exist without those specific characters. For example, in a sitcom the characters are usually quickly identified by their widely varying speech patterns. Dialogue is used to differentiate the characters. No, no, because in this case the descriptions would be very similar.