牛津译林版（2019）必修 第二册Unit 1 Lights,camera,action Integrated skills (II)课件(共16张PPT)

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Unit 1 Lights, camera, action!
Integrated skills (II)
What type of film is it
What elements do you think make the film successful
Do you like the film Why or why not
Have a free talk
Lead-in
Step
1
What is the film you are going to review
What type of film is it
Who are the director and the main actors
When and where is the film set
What is the storyline of the film
What is your opinion of the film (Consider the storyline, acting, characters, music and special effects.)
Who do you think would like the film
Discussion
Step
2
Useful words and expressions (positive)
Adjectives
amazing
vivid
exciting
breathtaking
unbelievable
touching
impressive
original
enjoyable
funny
Expressions
I felt inspired/excited after watching …
I was especially pleased with …
It’s really a masterpiece.
… appealed to me because …
Positive




Adjectives
terrible
boring
unoriginal
disappointing
unconvincing
dull
Adjectives
I felt frightened after
watching ...
I was really confused about
the plot of …
I was absolutely fed up
with …
I couldn’t stand …
I wasn’t happy about ...
… didn’t appeal to me
because …
Useful words and expressions (negative)
The structure of a film review
Preparing for writing
Step
3
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Director, main actors, awards, version
Setting, main characters, plot
Sound effects, lighting, setting, music, dialogue, special effects, props, costumes, storyline, acting, characters …
Whether you recommend the film, who are most likely to enjoy it
It is directed/produced by ...
It stars … as …
The leading role is played by ...
It won an Oscar for Best Picture/Costume Design.
The actor won an Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading/Supporting Role.
Useful expressions to give basic information
It is set in the 1920s/during the ...
It is based on a story/play/book by ...
It tells the story of ...
It touches upon the problem of ...
After a series of unbelievable coincidences ...
It reaches a breathtaking climax when ...
Useful expressions to introduce the storyline
The scenery is often breathtaking with wonderful cinematography.
The film is magnificent/unconvincing.
The film does have its drawbacks.
All things considered, this is a real masterpiece.
The film speaks to people of all ages.
The film is a must-see.
It is bound to be a box-office hit.
Useful expressions to show opinions
I highly/thoroughly/strongly recommend this film.
I really adore this film.
It is certainly at the top of my list of good films.
Fans of ... will no doubt be thrilled by this.
If you enjoy ..., you will love the film.
On the whole, I wouldn’t recommend it because .../in view of the fact that ...
Useful expressions to make recommendations
Introducing the plot one day, firstly, then, after that
Contrasting ideas despite, although, but, even if/though, though, while, unlike
Adding information moreover, also, too, besides, furthermore, apart from, as well as
Giving reasons due to, as a result of, owing to, because of, because, since, as, for
Giving examples especially, like, such as, for instance
Concluding in a word, in summary, to sum up, in conclusion, to conclude, all in all
Linking words
The film review needs to contain necessary parts and all the opinions should be supported by enough evidence.
Writing and revising
Step
4
1. Have I followed the suggestions for paragraphs
2. Have I used the useful expressions we learned today
3. Have I added examples to support my opinions
4. Have I included a variety of linking words
5. Have I written it using the present tense
Self-review
1. Is the punctuation used properly
2. Are there any mistakes in spelling and grammar
3. Are there any beautiful words and diverse sentences
4. Is the writing in the right style
5. Does the writing follow the right structure
6. Are there any linking words to develop the writing logically
7. Are the opinions convincing enough
Peer review
Polish your writing!
Homework