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Research first

Research first

The first and important thing in reviewing films is to do research. Yes, research is not only for your journal or dissertation but also for reviewing films. You can research starting from the actor, director, to the production house. Get to know what they have done before making the film you are going to review. Does the director often make films that fail? What about the actors' acting performance in previous films? Do this to compare what they have done before with the film you are going to watch.

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Tell a litle bit of a synopsis

Tell a litle bit of a synopsis

Readers need to know a little outline about the film. I don't mean that you tell a summary from the beginning to the end of the film. It doesn't need to be too long, just 2-4 sentences.

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<p>Watching films is certainly...

Watching films is certainly a fun activity to do. Various directors and producers are competing to make films that are interesting to watch. However, not all shows have good quality. Movie reviews help people sort out quality shows so they don't waste time. Making film reviews must also be intere...

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Detailing the supporting aspects of the film

Detailing the supporting aspects of the film

do detailed aspects ranging from cinematography, music scoring, characterization, story, etc. Give a separate assessment of each of these aspects so that readers can see more deeply about the film. A film may be good in the cinematography aspect but bad in the story aspect. Give a separate assess...

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Copywriting

Copywriting

Although it is not a necessity, copywriting can help convey messages in an interesting and persuasive way. Using copywriting can also increase the attractiveness of your writing and also make readers curious about the film you are reviewing. It doesn't matter whether the film is good or not, if y...

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Give a little quote from the character

Give a little quote from the character

Maybe this isn't very important in a film review, but there's no harm in providing a memorable quote from the film.

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Make an interesting subtitle

Make an interesting subtitle

If you want to attract readers' attention, give an interesting first impression. This subtitle can be a brief sentence about the film or other words that can attract readers, such as Jumanji Review Welcome to the Jungle: The Game is not over.

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