At the expense of sounding like an ogre, I'm always befuddled by individuals who want to write movies and yet are completely clueless about how any of it works.
Your odds of winning the lottery are greater than getting your screenplay produced, so be sure to play the lottery each week. And, as it has been pointed out, putting the script on Amazon is not likely to attract the kind of people who are involved in the making of movies.
It's a long winding and winding road. Typically, you would research a list of managers and agents and write query letters to present your script in the hopes that someone would be interested in soliciting it from you to read. This is pretty difficult. As you've discovered you cannot even get your friends to read your script - let alone a complete stranger. (I have produced movies that friends and family haven't seen!) Maybe an agent reads it and loves it and then serves as its representative to producers and studios and sells the script. Just because the script sells doesn't mean it will ever be produced into a movie. In fact, most scripts that sell are never produced.
It's entirely possible that you've written an amazing script (though I doubt it - the odds are simply against it) and maybe a producer will discover it on Amazon and it becomes the Cinderella story of the year in Hollywood (there's one every so often), but it's unlikely. And since this town is tough enough to break in to, it might be wise to find another way to get your script in front of those who could serve you.
The Internet provides an endless source of information regarding how to navigate the script maze, do your research.