The top prize at this year's Venice Film Festival / win / the Joker. (Past Simple)
The top prize at this year’s Venice Film Festival was won by the Joker.
"Parasite" / release / on 11 October in the US / ? (future, will)
Will “Parasite” be released on 11 October in the US?
The character “Black Widow” / play / another actress. (should + Present perfect)
The character “Black Widow” should have been played by another actress.
The songs, the jokes, and the talking dragon from the cartoon / omit / the remake “Mulan” / ? (Present Simple)
Are the songs, the jokes, and the talking dragon from the cartoon omitted by the remake “Mulan”?
The new Disney movie "Luca" / inspire / The Little Mermaid. (Present Simple)
The new Disney movie “Luca” is inspired by The Little Mermaid.
The part of Spiderman / play / Andrew Garfield. (Past simple)
The part of Spiderman was played by Andrew Garfield.
The Academy Awards ceremony / watch / millions of people. (Present Simple)
The Academy Awards ceremony is watched by millions of people.
The drama / dub / into other language / ? (future, going to)
Is the drama going to be dubbed into other language?
Harry Potter / choose / as the best film of 2009. (Past Simple)
Harry Potter was chosen as the best film of 2009.
The part of the main character / not audition / Tom Cruise. (Past Simple)
The part of the main character wasn’t auditioned by Tom Cruise.
The script / write / the author of the book. (Past Simple)
The script was written by the author of the book.
The sequel / release / next winter. (future, will)
The sequel will be released next winter.
Some of the extras / invite / to the film premiere / ? (Present Perfect)
Have some of the extras been invited to the film premiere?
Many of the actresses' dresses / design / Ralph Lauren. (Past Simple)
Many of the actresses' dresses were designed by Ralph Lauren.
Many movies / direct / Sofia Coppola. (Present Perfect)
Many movies have been directed by Sofia Coppola.
The Irish accent / imitate / in a bizarre but fascinating way / Emily Blunt and Christopher Walken. (Present Simple)
The Irish accent is imitated in a bizarre but fascinating way by Emily Blunt and Christopher Walken.
