Module 6 – Your Challenge 8 TH GRADE. Let’s watch a trailer!  Have you seen this film?  What did you think of it? Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c20xlqYXx0Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c20xlqYXx0I.

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Module 6 – Your Challenge 8 TH GRADE

Let’s watch a trailer!  Have you seen this film?  What did you think of it? Link:

Each type of text has a different purpose.  What kind of text is this? FILM REVIEW  Why do people write it? TO GIVE INFORMATION AND THEIR OPINION ABOUT A FILM

Let’s complete the table! POSITIVENEGATIVE it never gets boring extraordinary special effects brilliant use of CGI and 3D some characters aren’t convincing some of the script is unnatural

Language used in film reviews BASIC INFORMATION:  It was filmed in... (place/time)  It was directed by... (director)  It stars... (actors/actresses)  The screenplay is based on...  The story takes place in … (place/time)

Language used in film reviews RESERVATION:  My only reservation about this film is...

Language used in film reviews RECOMMENDATIONS:  It’s (not) worth seeing.  I (don’t) recommend it.  I highly recommend...  Don’t miss it! ... is a film not to be missed. ... certainly the most.... film ever released.  It will have you on the edge of your seat throughout.  You’ll laugh your head off.

Which expressions do you remember?  It was filmed in... (place/time)  It was directed by... (director)  It stars... (actors/actresses)  The screenplay is based on...  The story takes place in … (place/time)  My only reservation about this film is...  It’s (not) worth seeing.  I (don’t) recommend it.  I highly recommend...  Don’t miss it! ... is a film not to be missed. ... certainly the most.... film ever released.  It will have you on the edge of your seat throughout.  You’ll laugh your head off.