There’s nothing like great screenwriting debuts. The appearance of a wondrous new work of art creates a sense of wonder in the modern reader or viewer, akin to an inhabitant of the Middle Ages witnessing a meteor; there’s the same sensation of seeing something new and mysterious suddenly appear in the sky. It’s true of such momentous debuts as the First Impressionist Exhibition of 1874 and the 1967 release of The Velvet Underground and Nico, and it’s true of the stellar screenplays in this collection.
Source: First Time’s The Charm: The Greatest Screenwriting Debuts – The Script Lab