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1 Introduction to Movies
Talking About Movies Introduction to Movies

2 So you think you know movies…
What is your favorite movie? I like… I don’t watch… I am a fan of… _______ movies make me feel_____ I really want to see _______________. Where is __________ showing? Who is in _______________?

3 Important Vocabulary Genre – kind of movie
Student A Student B Genre – kind of movie Actor/Actress – someone who is in a movie Setting – when and where Plot – story of a movie Climax – the moment of highest emotion Reviews – what someone thinks of a movie Critic – someone who reviews a movie

4 Interview 4 classmates

5 “Lou” Made by Pixar

6 Genre What kind of genres are there? What is genre?
Action Sci-Fi (Science Fiction) Horror Romance Comedy Thriller Drama Adventure Historical drama Documentary Cartoon/Animation What is genre? Genre – category or type Romantic Comedy Rom-Com vs.

7 Setting What are the kinds of settings? Fiction What is setting?
Non-fiction Utopia – perfect world Dystopia – bad (scary) world Future Past Virtual Alternate history What is setting? Setting – time and place of a story What is the setting of “Lou”?

8 Conflict What is Conflict? What are the kinds of conflicts?
Conflict – means struggle What is the conflict in “Lou”? What are the kinds of conflicts? Man vs. Man Man vs. Self Man vs. Technology Man vs. Nature Man vs. Society

9 Characters Several types of characters: Protagonist – good guy; hero
Antagonist – bad guy; anti-hero Dynamic Character – personality changes Flat Character – personality never changes Main Character – the central character of a story Minor Character – helps or hurts main character What characters in “Lou” were like these?

10 Plot What is a plot? Plot – timeline of a story Five Main Points
Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution

11 Exposition What is an exposition? Exposition – an introduction
Setting is revealed Basic characters revealed

12 Rising Action What is the Rising Action?
Rising Action – the problem or tension is growing towards the climax Longest part of the plot New problems

13 Climax What is a Climax? Climax – highest point of emotion
A climax is where something changes “Turning point” Problem begins to be resolved

14 Falling Action What is Falling Action
Falling Action – problem becomes fully resolved Shorter than the rising action

15 Resolution What is the Resolution? Resolution – conflict ends
At the resolution, the story is finished (unless there is a sequel!!) Not always happy

16 Describing a plot Beginning: Middle: Climax: End:
In the beginning, ______________________ The movie started by ____________________ Middle: Then, ____________ fought/fell in love with/became friends with… Also, __________________________ Climax: During the climax, _______________________________________ End: At the end, _____________________________________

17 “The Pawnshop” Charlie Chaplin film Made in 1916
Pawnshop – a shop where you sell something you don’t need anymore Discharged – means being fired In 1916, $5 (about ₩5,588) is $ (₩135,229) today

18 “The Pawnshop”

19 Today’s Class: Talking about Movies Genre, Setting, Plot, Conflict, Climax, Actors Next Week: Movie Preference Essay


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