Recent movie review, Questionnarie

1. • Did I introduce yourself and provide a brief overview of the movie?

Yes, or no?
2. • Did I share my initial expectations and background information
related to the movie? Yes, or no?
3. • Did I provide a concise and spoiler-free summary of the movie's plot,
giving the audience a general idea of what the movie is about? Yes, or
no?
4. • Did I share my thoughts on the cast work bringing the characters to
life? Yes, or no?
5. • Did I comment on the memorable visual sequence(s) of the movie?
Yes, or no?
6. • Did I speak about the messages or ideas communicated by the
movie? Yes, or no?
7. • Did I give my opinion of whether I enjoyed the or not? Yes, or no?
8. • Did I give my recommendation to the viewers? Yes, or no?
9. • Did I conclude my review by summarizing the main points and
provide a recommendation? Yes, or no?
10.• Did I persuade viewers to share their own thoughts and opinions in
the comments section? Yes, or no?

If the answers to these 10 questions are "Yesses", you've completed your

video.
If the answers to these 10 questions are "Noes", you haven't completed your
video.
Vocabulary about movies:

 Overview: General idea of a topic.

 Initial expectations: What I hope happens at the beginning of the
review.
 Background Information: Refers to “the technical info/ facts”, to help
understand the movie.

It speaks about the Director, Cast, Visual effects, Movie Genre,

Production, etc.
 Plot: The main events or story of a movie. Sequence of events.
 Share your thoughts: Share your ideas.
 Convey: Communicate
 Encourage: Persuade someone to do something.
 Film: A movie or motion picture.
 Actor: A person who performs a role in a movie.
 Director: The person who guides the actors and crew and makes
creative decisions in a movie.
 Character: A person or animal in a movie who plays a role.
 Genre: A category or type of movie, such as comedy, drama, or action.
 Review: A written or spoken evaluation or critique of a movie.
 Opinion: A personal viewpoint or judgment about something.
 Cast: The group of actors who perform in a movie.
 Premiere: The first public showing of a movie.
 Audience: The people who watch a movie.
 Suspense: The feeling of anticipation or tension in a movie.
 Plot twist: An unexpected turn of events in a movie's story.
 Critic: A person who evaluates and gives opinions about movies.
 Subtitle: The written text displayed at the bottom of a movie screen,
translating dialogue or providing additional information.
 Blockbuster: A very successful and popular movie.
 Protagonist: The main character or hero in a movie.
 Antagonist: The character or force that opposes the protagonist in a
movie.
 Climax: The most intense or exciting part of a movie.
 Ending: The conclusion or final part of a movie.

Brief example of Movie Review:

Movie: "The Lion King" (2019) – THIS MOVIE IS NOT RECENT. IT’S JUST
A BRIEF EXAMPLE OF THE STRUCTURE AND VOCABUARY.

 Overview:
"The Lion King" is a heartwarming animated film that tells the story of
Simba, a young lion cub who embarks on a journey of self-discovery to
reclaim his rightful place as the king of the Pride Lands. Filled with
memorable characters, catchy songs, and breathtaking animation, this
movie takes audiences on an epic adventure in the African savannah.

 Initial Expectation:
With its beloved characters and iconic songs, expectations were high
for the live-action adaptation of "The Lion King." Fans anticipated a
visually stunning and emotionally captivating film that would pay
homage to the original animated classic while bringing a fresh
perspective to the story.

 Background Information:
Directed by Jon Favreau, "The Lion King" (2019) is a remake of Disney's
1994 animated film of the same name. The movie features a star-
studded voice cast, including Donald Glover as Simba, Beyoncé as Nala,
and James Earl Jones reprising his role as Mufasa. It combines cutting-
edge CGI technology with stunning visual effects to bring the animals
and landscapes of the African savannah to life.
 Summary (Spoiler-free) of the movie's plot:

"The Lion King" follows the journey of Simba, a young lion cub destined
to become the king of the Pride Lands. After a tragic event forces him
to leave his home, Simba embarks on a transformative adventure,
guided by newfound friends, and learns valuable life lessons along the
way. As he grows older, Simba must confront his past and embrace his
destiny to restore balance to the Pride Lands. Filled with themes of
courage, family, and self-discovery, this timeless tale showcases the
triumph of love and the enduring spirit of the circle of life.

 Review:
"The Lion King" captivates audiences of all ages with its breathtaking
visuals and timeless story. The realistic animation creates a
mesmerizing world, making you feel like you're right there in the Pride
Lands alongside the characters. The voice cast delivers heartfelt
performances, adding depth and emotion to the beloved characters
we know and love.

The film successfully balances nostalgia and innovation, staying true to

the original while introducing a few refreshing elements. The classic
songs, such as "Circle of Life" and "Hakuna Matata," are beautifully
reimagined, evoking a sense of nostalgia while incorporating new
musical arrangements.

While the stunning visuals and faithful retelling of the story are
commendable, some viewers felt that the film lacked the same level of
emotional impact as the animated version. The realistic animation,
although visually impressive, resulted in less expressive character faces
and reduced some of the original's charm.
  Opinion:
Overall, "The Lion King" (2019) is a visually stunning and nostalgic
journey that successfully brings the beloved story to life in a new way.
While it may not surpass the emotional resonance of the original, it
remains a must-see film for fans of all generations, reminding us of the
enduring power and magic of this timeless tale.

Note: This Movie review works as a brief example. Lion king is not RECENT
and the movie example IS NOT complete. For this movie review example to
be complete, it MUST answer ALL 10 questions of the questionnaire.