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    Movies

    Vocabulary
    action movie (noun): a
    movie with many exciting
    and violent scenes - Our
    teenage boys love
    watching action movies.
    cast (noun): all the actors
    and actresses in a movie
    or TV show - It had a
    good cast, but the story
    wasn't very interesting.
    character (noun): one of
    the people in a story -
    Harry likes movies with
    lots of interesting and
    unusual characters.
    cinema (noun): a place
    where movies are shown
    on a big screen - Let's
    meet in front of the
    cinema just before the
    movie starts.
    comedy (noun): a film
    with lots of funny scenes
    - Let's see a comedy and
    have a good laugh.
    crime movie (noun):
    Films of this genre
    generally involve various
    aspects of crime and its
    detection
    director (noun): the
    person in charge of
    making a movie - The
    director gets really angry
    when actors forget their
    lines.
    documentary (noun): a
    film that's about real
    people, events or issues -
    How can you eat junk
    food after seeing that
    documentary Super Size
    Me?
    drama (noun): a movie
    about realistic characters
    in dramatic situations -
    Maria loves legal dramas
    with lots of courtroom
    scenes.
    entertainment (noun):
    enjoyment from movies,
    concerts, TV shows, etc.
    - Airlines offer plenty of
    entertainment on their
    flights these days.
    family movie (noun): a
    movie that both children
    and adults can enjoy -
    Which entertainment
    company made the family
    movies Cinderella and 10
    1 Dalmatians?
    film (noun): another word
    for "movie" (also "motion
    picture") - This year's
    Academy Award for Best
    Picture was won by a
    British film.
    genre (noun): a kind or
    style of music, movie, TV
    show, painting, etc. - For
    film class we had to
    compare movies from
    two different genres,
    such as comedy and
    horror.
    horror movie (noun): a
    movie that frightens and
    shocks people - If you
    love horror movies,
    you've got to see Fright
    Night.
    movie (noun): a cinema
    film; a film (from moving
    picture). Example: We're
    going to the movies
    tonight.
    movie star (noun): a
    very popular movie actor
    or actress - Movie stars
    earn millions of dollars
    every time they play a
    role.
    plot (noun): the series of
    events that form the main
    story - It was a good film,
    but the plot was difficult
    to follow at times.
    romantic
    comedy (adjective
    noun): a funny movie,
    play, or television
    program about a love
    story that ends happily
    scene (noun): a small
    part of a film - The
    opening scene showed a
    young man leaving prison
    and walking to a bus
    stop.
    sci-fi (or "science
    fiction") (noun): a genre
    with stories set in the
    future or in outer space -
    Have you seen that sci-fi
    film Interstellar yet?
    screen (noun): the flat
    surface that a movie is
    projected onto - Do you
    like sitting at the back, or
    close to the screen?
    Movies can be divided into
    several different genres.
    There are exciting action
    movies with gun fights and
    car chases, and horror
    movies that make us jump in
    our seats.
    There are comedies that make
    us laugh, and dramas that make
    us cry. Sci-fi movies show us
    what the future might be
    like, historical films tell us
    stories from the past,
    and documentaries show us
    real people and events.
    After watching a movie, you might want
    to ask questions like:
    •"Which character did you like the
    best?“ I liked Sonic the best.
    •"What did you think of the plot?“
    It was easy to follow. / It was difficult to
    follow.
    •"Did you like the cast?“ I loved the cast.
    •"What was your favorite scene?“
    It was when he went to the fair.
    Questions about movies…
    Who made the Mexican movie
    Pan’s Labyrinth?
    What’s your favorite foreign
    film?
    Who’s your favorite actor?
    What’s your least favorite
    movie?
    My favorite movies Chart

    Movie From… Genre Main Best Scene Made


    Characters by…

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