Sentence examples for solid script from inspiring English sources

"I thought we had a solid script, and Tom is usually bankable," he said, "but I couldn't take a chance after Abby gave the project a thumbs down".

The movie, directed with feverish authority by Sidney Lumet from a solid script by Kelly Masterson, gets just about everything right.

It took British director Rupert Wyatt to get things back on track with his 2011 reboot, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, using eye-catching performance-capture technology in service of a solid script (by Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver) that married the political clout of Conquest with the animal-rights themes of Boulle's source.

The dark wit and inventiveness of that project are in some evidence here — each window's tableau comes to life after our heroes have moved on, and the Scrooges and elves are funny and foul — but despite a solid script and able performances by the Bats, the play isn't quick or sharp enough to equal Banks's best work.

They cheered as he received a gift horse, when he and his family threw out the first pitch, when he crushed a dramatic home run against the visiting Red Sox in saying goodbye - solid script writing from Peyton Manning's ex-Tennessee teammate.

A solid script: "I want to let you know this was a difficult decision.

Solid scripts and director choices have helped Marvel like any other company before it, but the underlying reasons to why the Marvelverse has done so well speaks to the points made above.

But he doesn't do witty well — he doesn't have that kind of distance — and in the Goetzes' solid and satisfying script Dr. Sloper is meant to be a wit.

Strathairn does the best he can, but he doesn't do witty well, and in the Goetzes' solid and satisfying script Dr. Sloper is meant to be a wit.

Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN argued that the true power of the film lies in its "remarkable, rooted, rock-solid script which provides the landscape for such an emotionally engaging, heart-warming experience".

Be sure to mouse over the handset/tablet there on the homescreen for a subtle demonstration of Google's rock-friggin'-solid scripting talent.