Film Magazine Reviews

– Sight & SoundNasima Aktar

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Images of the characters in the film with caption

Credits – e.g. directors and producers

Summary of the film

Film name and year of release

Quotes from the film (in italic)

Compares the film with other films which are made by the same director

Talks about the positive aspects of the film

Talks about the characters in the film

Sight and SoundMAY 1999.

Volume 9. Issue 5Page38

Page number

Page number

Sight & SoundSeptember 2008.

Volume 18. Issue 9Page 53

An image from the film including a caption

Name of film and year of release and director name

Credits

Introduction and summary of the film

critics of the film: ‘but the jokes are unconvincing and sometimes creepy..’

Talks about certain scenes from the films

Discussing the cast – was it an appropriate to choose this actress? (Raven Symone)

Negative review of the film