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Film Reviews Format
Generally a good film review follows a format that goes as follows:
Hook(吊人胃口的懸疑開場白): A phrase that leads the reader/listener into the review by introducing the subject and reviewer's opinion in an INTERESTING way.
Synopsis(概要): Usually a zesty(興致很高的) description of what happens in the first 10-20 minutes of the film is enough to let the reader know what is at stake in the story. Only when a film is morally reprehensible(應該指摘的) should a viewer give away the ending, preferably in the lead.[I think this means the 故事大綱]
The Meat(要點;內容): Two or three paragraphs that support the reviewer's opinion with examples from the film. For advance reviews, the challenge is to show the audience something without giving away all the plot points. Because a review should be illuminating(闡明;啟發), it is better to give away a bit too much than to be so vague(模糊不清的,朦朧的) that the reader gains nothing from your review. Supported opinions are the greatest value in a review or critique for any audience.
Clincher(決定性的論點;關鍵): A phrase that gracefully closes the review, often a variation on the Hook.
haha. I think the above can really help you a lot.
It helps me too!:)
so.. thank you for your question!:)
of coz, you can write a film review in whatever way you like that you think it is suitable. Honestly, i think there is no formal way in writing it.:)
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參考資料
http://www2.csusm.edu/profe/120rev.html, myself (please don't copy!)
參考: haha. i have just answered one similar question! I think this will suit you too!