Structure of a Film Review

1. INTRODUCTION

This should give a small overview of the characters and the synopsis of the film. Within the introduction it can also sum up the reviewer's overall opinion about the film. This allows the readers to form their own judgement on the film without reading the entire review.

2. MAIN BODY

This is usually made up of two paragraphs, with the first paragraph describing the plot and the action, whilst informing the reader which actors play each role. Within the main body it can also include analysis of the film, in terms of the director, cinematography, sounds and special effects. The reviewer can balance the positive and negative aspects throughout the film here.

3.CONCLUSION

Within the conclusion of the film review it can tell the reader when the film will be released and sometimes even where it can be found. Towards the end of a film review, this is also where the reader can find the reviewer's overall opinion of the film and whether they think it is worth watching or not.