Sentence examples for screen treatments from inspiring English sources

The Titanic story naturally lends itself to sentimental screen treatments.

Like many earlier screen treatments of the Thatcher saga, The Iron Lady is disobligingly reluctant to monster its subject.

This offers the opportunity to understand human diseases better, and to screen treatments before human trials begin.

Admittedly, Helen Mirren did a wonderful PR job for the Queen, but often even the most hagiographic screen treatments can end up diminishing rather than dignifying their subjects.

The screens on both were tweaked to better handle varying visibility conditions using Panasonic's circular polarization technology and antireflective and antiglare screen treatments.

It is a lesser movie than "The Apostle" (1997), which he wrote and directed and which remains on of the most astute screen treatments of American religion and the American South.

More recently, he worked on the screen treatment for Francis Ford Coppola's 1984 film "The Cotton Club".

John Steinbeck, who wrote the novella and the screen treatment that became "Lifeboat," does not seem to have mentioned her experience.

More recently, however, the proliferation of high-end TV has seen authentic classics given the small screen treatment.

But before you look forward to ignoring it on a plane, what other holidays deserve the big screen treatment?

David Mamet's iconic Hollywood satire Speed the Plow is to get the big screen treatment, reports Deadline.