A movie is a series of images (known as a frame) presented to an audience on a screen in such rapid succession that the illusion of motion is created. Films are usually viewed in theaters, but they can also be downloaded to a computer or video player.
Content: The content of a movie includes the story, characters, and setting. It can also include important facts about the film’s production history or key ideas involved in the work.
Form: The shape and feel of a film is an important part of its overall impact. This can include elements like cinematography, costuming, makeup, set design, and sound effects. These elements can make or break a movie, so it’s important to talk about them in your review.
Events: An eventful movie is one that keeps you on the edge of your seat and keeps you thinking about the experience long after it’s over. It’s also a good idea to point out any details that caught your eye during the movie, whether they were good or bad.
Characters: The main characters of the movie are important to your review, so you’ll want to give them some space. You can talk about their personalities, strengths and weaknesses, and how they influence the plot.
Creative elements: The directors, cinematographers, costume designers, and CGI magicians behind a movie go to great lengths to add creative elements to their movies, so this is your chance to point them out in your review. Discuss how they affect the story and how they enhance your viewing experience.