A movie (also called a film) is a series of images on a screen with sound that make up a story. Movies are usually made to entertain people or teach them about something. They can be funny, exciting or scary. They can also make people cry or feel sad. Some movies are about real life events and some are fictional.
When you write a review of a movie, start by explaining what type of film it is. Then give some background information about the film, like its release date, studio, important cast members, director and budget.
Then explain what you liked about the movie, for example, how well the acting was and whether the characters were well-developed. You can also talk about the cinematography, which is how the movie looks and if the colours were used well. Finally, you can talk about the soundtrack and how it fits in with the rest of the film.
It is also useful to write about how the movie relates to the real world, for example, does it seem to be criticizing a certain type of person or event? Or does it try to evoke a particular emotion in the audience, such as anger or fear? Then you can finish by telling people whether they should see the movie. You can also use a rating system such as stars or thumbs up/down to help them decide if they want to watch the movie.