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Film Review

Everyone has an opinion about whether a movie is good or not. I know you have an opinion about the movie we have just watched. Your assignment is to write a movie review of Hitchcock’s North by Northwest. Film Review. North by Northwest (September 26, 1959) Lasts 2 hours and 16 minutes

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Film Review

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  1. Everyone has an opinion about whether a movie is good or not. I know you have an opinion about the movie we have just watched. Your assignment is to write a movie review of Hitchcock’s North by Northwest. Film Review

  2. North by Northwest (September 26, 1959) • Lasts 2 hours and 16 minutes • It is an action/adventure/crime movie • Director: Alfred Hitchcock • Writer: Ernest Lehman • Characters: • Roger Thornhill played by Cary Grant • Eve Kendall played by Eva Marie Saint • Phillip Vandamm (the bad guy) played by James Mason • The Professor (the FBI guy) played by Leo G. Carroll

  3. Paragraph 1: Offer your overall impression of the film while mentioning the movie’s title, director and key actors—this is • your Introductory Paragraph. Make your reader interested. Grab his/her attention. • Paragraph 2: Summarize the plot of the story. Notice this only takes up one paragraph. Your review should be just that, a review and not a summary of the movie. • Paragraph 3: How did the actors portray key character roles? Did they fulfill your expectations? • Paragraph 4: Ending paragraph (conclusion)—your last opportunity to guide the reader. Offer a clincher that tells the reader whether or not to view the film. Requirements

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