Steps for Writing a Good Movie Review 1.Introduce the subject, scope, and type of movie •Identify the movie by director, title, and sometimes publishing information. •Specify the type of movie (for example, fiction, nonfiction, biography, autobiography). Help your readers to review with perspective. •Mention the movie’s theme. •Sometimes you will need to include background to enable reader(s) to place the movie into a specific context. For example, you might want to describe the general problem the movie addresses or earlier work the director or others have done. 2.Briefly summarize the content •For a nonfiction movie, provide an overview, including paraphrases and quotations, of the movie’s thesis and primary supporting points. •For a work of fiction, briefly review the story line for readers, being careful not to give away anything that would lessen the suspense for others wanting to watch this movie. 3.Provide your reactions to the movie •Describe the movie: Is it interesting, memorable, entertaining, instructive? Why? •Respond to the director’s purpose: What do you agree with? And why? What do you disagree with? And why? •Explore issues the movie raises: What possibilities does the movie suggest? Explain. What matters does the movie leave out? Explain. •Relate your argument to other movies or directors: Support your argument for or against the director’s opinions by bringing in other directors you agree with. •Relate the movie to larger issues: How did the movie affect you? How have your opinions about the topic changed? How is the movie related to your own course or personal agenda. 4.Conclude by summarizing your ideas •Close with a direct comment on the movie, and tie together issues raised in the review. Briefly restate your main points and your thesis statement Movie Link: https://youtu.be/ftusnONYijI
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