"spectacular plot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a plot in a story or movie that is exciting, impressive, or dramatic. It can be used in various situations, such as when discussing a book, movie, or TV show, or when describing an event or situation. Example: The novel had a spectacular plot, full of unexpected twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end.
Unlike many novels of this type in which the promise of a sensational premise fizzles out, there is a spectacular plot twist and the tension, along with the body count, mounts ever higher – an invigoratingly scary, one-sitting read.
"Seven Years," by Peter Stamm, translated from the German by Michael Hofmann (Other Press; $15.95) Though Stamm pulls off a quietly spectacular plot twist halfway through the book, he never loses sight of the quotidian things that erode or transform relationships over time.
As if to answer the gesture, Yemen announced Wednesday that it had foiled a spectacular plot to bomb oil pipelines and take over major ports — an assertion that was greeted by analysts both here and abroad as little more than cynical political theater aimed at proving that Yemen was capable of defeating Al Qaeda on its own.
Though Stamm pulls off a quietly spectacular plot twist halfway through the book, he never loses sight of the quotidian things that erode or transform relationships over time: an oddly personal disagreement about the merits of "Rain Man," or the "piles of romance novels, Christian manuals, and Polish magazines" that crowd a lover's apartment.
In the first part, an ambitious - but not very bright - federal undercover agent in Sacramento, California cooked up a spectacular plot to overthrow a foreign government, and then arrested immigrants he'd conned into the fringes of his plan.
Situated on a spectacular plot overlooking the Hudson River and nestled into a park designed by the Olmstead Brothers, sons of the landscaper responsible for Central Park (and somewhere a distant relative), the trip is more than worth it.
The dramatic plot excites with careful writing and spectacular twists and turns.
The most spectacular of the plots against Castro will be examined in a Channel 4 documentary entitled 638 Ways to Kill Castro, as well as in a companion book of the same name written by the now-retired Escalante - a man who, while in his post as head of the Cuban secret service, played a personal part in heading off a number of the plots.
But he was active behind the scenes, helping to plot a spectacular holdup in Tiflis (now Tbilisi) on June 25 June 122, Old Style), 1907, in order to "expropriate" funds for the party.
The editing is spectacular and keeps the plot moving at a pistol pace.
And he is mapping it out like a coach plotting a spectacular Hail Mary pass that will clinch a victory.
