Writing film reviews

You shouldn't give your opinion of the film.

You should say what happens in the film's ending.

You should use a formal style to write a review.

You shouldn’t use vocabulary specifically related to films.

You shouldn’t say what happens in the film.

You shouldn’t write about a film you don’t like.

You should use a variety of adjectives and descriptive phrases to make your review interesting.

You should write about a film that you have watched and can remember well.

You should organise your text into paragraphs.

You should talk about the acting, the music and the special effects and other individual aspects of the film.

You should tell readers whether you think the film is worth seeing.

You should use past simple when describing the plot.

You should mention basic information about the film such as the title, genre and actors' names.