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B2 | CC12 Books VS Movies
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The film _______________ (is not as new and original as the book).
The film *has none of the book’s originality*.
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This _______________(was discovered to be) such a dull and repetive interpretation.
This *turned out to be* such a dull and repetive interpretation.
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Be ready to be very impressed by it!
Expect your mind to be blown!
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Visual effects are very ______________ (appropriate) for horror movies.
Visual effects *work really well* for horror movies.
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The characters are ______________ (described very well).
The characters are *very well drawn*.
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The film ______ (has good actors).
The film *has a quality cast*.
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The story in a film/book keeps your attention.
The plot is gripping
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The whole thing just _____________ (completely fails to amuse people).
The whole things just *falls flat*.
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It _______________(is not worth recommending).
It *has nothing to recommend it*.
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Not all film directors can make a good movie out of a good book.
It takes a certain kind of a film director to make a good movie out of a good book.
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There is ___________ (no attraction) between these characters.
There is *no chemistry* between these characters.
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I don't want to _________________ (destroy the pleasure of watching this TV series).
I don't want to spoil it for you.
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It __________________ (makes you feel worried before something to happen).
It *builds up the suspense*.
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The story ___________ (takes place in) Sweden.
The story *is set in* Sweden.
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__________ (his opinion about) Stieg Larsson's "The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo" is absolutely remarkable.
*His take on* Stieg Larsson's "The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo" is absolutely remarkable.
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That’s a ______________ (disappointing or unpleasant situation).
That’s a *bummer*.
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Something very pleasant and enjoyable is waiting for you.
You’re in for a treat!
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