First, ask yourself: at what age group you're targeting? Review for the school store will require a somewhat different approach to writing, rather than a solid review for the journal of cinema. For the children's magazine or a newspaper review would be quite vigorous and punchy. " It should not be too long or contain material that is simply not interested in young readers. Writing film reviews for the young audience is often more difficult than for adults. In the case of adults can not think about things like the bright, colorful and intriguing picture, turns of phrase, etc., as an adult, as rule will make the decision himself, rather than rely on the opinion of critics. After watching the movie review to which you are going to write, it is important to immediately write down the main "hot thoughts." Subsequently, these notes will provide you indispensable help when you begun to write reviews. Notes better detail so that you can restore the necessary chain of events from memory, just by looking at the record.
In my view notes – this is the most important part when writing reviews of the film. Thus, as soon as you define the audience for which are going to write a review of the movie, go check your notes, and identifying the main ideas that are worth highlight. First you need to come up with an intriguing, eye-catching headline. For example, if right now was to write a review for the film "Remember Me", then perhaps a good title for review would be something like "Death in the happiness." Header gives a brief idea about the essence of the film, while intriguing the reader to read the reviews.
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