Film Critiques (Unit 14 Review)

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Across
  1. 4. (w): All paragraphs should start with this
  2. 6. (w): Ends a body paragraph
  3. 11. (w): The person who provides the money for the film
  4. 16. (s): to try to convince others to agree with your opinion
  5. 20. (w): Don't get their personal lives mixed up with their on-screen characters
  6. 21. (v): To support
  7. 22. (n): The group Ender arrives with at Battle School
  8. 23. (w): When someone gives away the ending or a surprise in a film it is known as this
  9. 24. (s): to look over and inspect
  10. 27. (n): the Buggers are most often compared to these
  11. 28. (w): The person responsible for the story and scripts
  12. 30. (w): The point of view you should write a review in
  13. 32. (s): really outstanding
  14. 34. (v): comedy, drama, action, horror, adventure, etc.
  15. 35. (w): A movie that has instrumental accompaniment for music has this
  16. 36. (s): really bad and awful
  17. 37. (n): The enemies gate is this
  18. 39. (s): a judgment based on an inspection
  19. 42. (v): Vincini's favorite word
  20. 43. (n): Where Ender is sent after his “vacation” on Earth
  21. 44. (n): screenwriter and director for Ender’s Game movie
  22. 45. (n): One of Ender’s bullies
  23. 47. (n): Ender’s author
  24. 50. (w): Provides evidence, personal stories, facts to support the main idea
  25. 51. (w): What you should not include in your summary or review
  26. 55. (v): One's personal thoughts on something
  27. 57. (v): What MPAA means
  28. 60. (s): to provide an opinion
  29. 61. (w): It means not to have an opinion
Down
  1. 1. (v): an assessment based on an inspection
  2. 2. (n): More commonly called The “IF”
  3. 3. (v): Really interested
  4. 5. (n): In the movie this character is in his launch group (but not in the novel)
  5. 7. (v): To look over intently
  6. 8. (w): can be a word or phrase that lets the reader know you are moving on to another idea
  7. 9. (w): A movie that has lyrical accompaniment for music has this
  8. 10. (v): A role one plays
  9. 12. (s):to converse with others
  10. 13. (n): The first army Ender is a member
  11. 14. (w): Standard composition has this many paragraphs
  12. 15. (w): The main idea of the entire composition
  13. 17. (n): Ender’s real name
  14. 18. (w): When you talk about two movies and their similarities you do this
  15. 19. (w): the main idea of the paragraph
  16. 20. (v): To judge
  17. 25. (s): to get overly excited
  18. 26. (n): Ender is this and so is the final invasion
  19. 29. (n): Acted by Hailee Steinfeld in the film adaptation
  20. 31. (s): really funny or odd
  21. 33. (n): In the movie they were called the “Formics”
  22. 37. (v): Someone who will try to discredit you
  23. 38. (n): One of Ender’s bullies
  24. 40. (w): Used to explain the “why” of the main idea
  25. 41. (w): Also known as the concluding sentence
  26. 46. (w): The leader of the movie
  27. 48. (n): In the film ‘he’ was acted by Viola Davis
  28. 49. (s): really bad and awful
  29. 52. (s): Mr. Magorium owned this "wonderful" thing
  30. 53. (n): One of Ender’s bullies
  31. 54. (v): The storyline
  32. 56. (w): Used to catch the readers attention at the start of a composition
  33. 58. (v): G, PG, PG-13, R, etc.
  34. 59. (v): To look over something