A movie is a film that tells a story. Movies can be fiction or non-fiction and can have a lot of action in them. They can also be about a topic that is serious or funny or sad. The movie usually has characters that people can relate to and it makes the audience feel something. A movie can have a good or bad ending and it can be interesting or boring.
A review of a movie usually includes the following elements:
* Content: what is the story about? * Form: how does the movie look (e.g. acting, cinematography)
* Meaning: what does the movie say about the world it depicts? * Criticism: how does the movie measure up to other films in its genre?
When writing a movie review, it is best to have a written script that you can refer back to. This will make sure you cover all the important aspects of the film. It is also a good idea to watch the movie at least once more before writing your review, this way you can see the film with fresh eyes. Try to take notes on different aspects of the film such as acting, cinematography or even just the soundtrack. This will give you a better understanding of the film and help you form an opinion about it. It will also allow you to go back and read your notes if you need to remember any important points from the film.