MOVIE REVIEW is the analysis of the film made by one person or collectively expressing

the opinion on the movie. The peculiarity of movie review is that it does not simply evaluate
the movie but gives very specific opinions which are the foundation of film review. This
paper writing as well as writing essays, research papers, and term papers should entertain the
reader and grab the reader's attention immediately. At the beginning it is vital to mention the
reputation of actors and director and write what your expectations were and whether they
were fulfilled. The reviewer should explain how the story builds without recollecting key
moments and ending. The review should be concise and engaging with the use of metaphors,
specific adjectives, analogies (similarities), similes etc.

Useful Adjectives for Describing Movies

 Here is a list of vocabulary that reviewers often use when

describing movies.
 I have divided them into three categories: positive,
negative, and neutral.
 Note that depending on the combination of words used, they
may change from neutral to positive or negative.

Positive

first-rate insightful clever

charming comical charismatic
enjoyable uproarious original
tender hilarious absorbing
sensitive riveting intriguing
powerful fascinating pleasant
surprising dazzling thought provoking
imaginative legendary unpretentious

Negative

second-rate violent moronic

third-rate flawed juvenile
boring distasteful ordinary
disgusting senseless static
brutal confused disappointing
bloody silly tired
predictable stupid uninteresting
weak incredibly tiresome trite
uneven cliché ridden outdated
dreadful bland

Neutral

suspenseful low-budget dramatic

highly-charged sentimental fantasy
slow romantic satirical
fast-moving oddball picaresque
big-budget wacky

POETRY

Here’s how to write a poem using our fundamentals of poetry:

1. Understand the benefits of writing poetry

2. Decide which type of poetry to write

3. Have proper poem structure

4. Include sharp imagery

5. Focus on sound in poetry

6. Define the poem’s meaning

7. Have a goal

8. Avoid clichés in your poems

9. Opt for minimalistic poems

10. Refine your poem to perfection

Benefits of Learning How to Write a Poem

Even if you aren’t looking to become a full-time poet, or even attempt to publish a single
poem, writing poetry can be beneficial in several ways.

1. It strengthens your skills in writing solid imagery. Poetry is a very image-based form of writing,
so practicing poetry will improve your imagery in other forms as well.

2. Poetry is concise and impactful—it uses strong language, and no more words than are necessary.
If you have an understanding of how to write a poem, your prose when writing a novel will
become crisper and stronger.

3. Poetry helps you to connect with emotions in a tangible way. Other forms of writing have the
plot to hide behind—with poetry, all you’ve got are emotions. (Unless it’s a narrative poem, of
course.)

4. You can become a professional poet and earn a living writing. Even if you just want to enjoy
poetry for the above reasons, you can also make a full-time income this way. A great way to get
started is to apply for a poetry scholarship in addition to the rest of the tips here.

Types of Poetry
Not all types of poetry are the same, and that means learning how to write a poem involves
being familiar with the different types.

Here are the different types of poetry:

1. Narrative  – this kind of poem relies on a story. It tells an event and there are often a few extra
elements, such as characters, a plot, and a strong narration.

2. Lyrical  – a lyric poem is similar to a song, and it tends to describe a specific feeling, scene, or
state of mind.

You may be familiar with these different types of poetry. For example, a lyrical poem is
actually a song. Listening to your favourite radio station is just like hearing a collection of
your favourite poems being read to you with some background music. A narrative poem is,
as mentioned above, more like a story told in poetic prose.