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1. theschlockpit.com › 2021/05/25 › lower-level-1991Lower Level (1991): The Depths of Obsession – The Schlock Pit

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   May 25, 2021 · Lensed by future Christopher Nolan stalwart Wally Pfister and featuring a marvellous score by Terry Plumeri, Lower Level was released straight-to-tape in the U.S. on 16th January 1992 via Republic Home Video, just over five weeks after Peterson’s horror comedy sequel Critters 3 (1991) hit stateside video stores on 11th December 1991. They ...

2. www.wikihow.com › Write-a-Movie-ReviewHow to Write a Movie Review (with Sample Reviews) - wikiHow

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   May 13, 2024 · Find a place to mention the director's name and the full movie title. If you feel you must discuss information that might "spoil" things for readers, warn them first. 2. Start to talk about the film’s technical and artistic choices. Plot is just one piece of a movie, and shouldn't dictate your entire review.

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   • The analysis section is where the reviewer can showcase their critical skills and provide an in-depth evaluation of the film. The review should examine various elements of the film such as the script, direction, cinematography, acting, and special effects. You could also make a comparison to similar films in the same genre.

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   • In the introduction of a film review, it is crucial to mention the film title and the names of the director and the main actors. A brief summary of the film’s plot and background information can also be included, but it should not give away too much detail. The introduction should engage the reader and entice them to continue reading the review.

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   • Film review - exercises 640.07 KB Film review - answers 140.04 KB Film review - text 379.35 KB Film review - writing practice 299.18 KB What's your favourite film? Why do you like it? EnglishScore Tutors is the British Council’s one-to-one tutoring platform for 13- to 17-year-olds.

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4. letterboxd.com › film › lower-level‎Lower Level (1991) directed by Kristine Peterson • Reviews ...

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   A young architect is stalked within the high-rise she designed. Starting off fast, with a rogue security guard taking control of the automated systems within the first five minutes, this initially takes on the appearance of an erotic thriller, potentially in the vein of Sliver, but soon turns into something more in line with a slasher.

   • Director: Kristine Peterson

   • Produce Company: NEO Motion Pictures, First Look International

5. letterboxd.com › filipe_furtado › filmLower Level’ review by Filipe Furtado • Letterboxd

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   One building stalker movie with an architect and her boyfriend running from a psycho security guard. It has a hard time moving between its scenarios, and for the first two thirds, its main character is far too passive. There's some effort to make the movie more scaled down, the romance seems believable in a very dead end way, the villain is over his head in ways that don't seem like just the ...

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   • Director: Kristine Peterson

   • Author: Filipe Furtado

6. breakoutenglish.com › b2 › how-to-write-film-reviewHow to write a film review - Breakout English

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   Another thing to remember is that your review should always have a title, and that title should include the name of the film. Introduction – Essential details and mini-summary. Summary – A description of the film and some important details. Analysis – An evaluation of different elements. Conclusion – Your opinion and a recommendation.

7. www.indiewire.com › features › generalThe Best Movie Reviews Ever Written — IndieWire Critics Survey

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   Jun 18, 2018 · “The Dark Knight” was my dorm-room poster movie — I’m part of the generation that explored films through the IMDb Top 250 growing up — though as my cinematic horizons expanded and my ...

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   Check your understanding: multiple choice. Check your understanding: grouping. Worksheets and downloads. Film review - exercises 640.07 KB. Film review - answers 140.04 KB. Film review - text 379.35 KB. Film review - writing practice 299.18 KB.