Movie Review Preview and Prep

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Movie 1 - Black Panther

1. Richard Roeper

2. Richard Roeper

3. 5

4. High points of the movie given were the actors and their performances and the overall story.

5. The reported only gave highs of this movie.

6. "This is not only one of the best superhero movies I have seen in recent years, it's just one of the best plain movies of any kind, I love this!"


Movie 2 - Pitch Perfect 3

 1. Richard Roeper

2. Richard Roeper

3. 1

4. The reporter gave no high points of this film

5. The reporter said the movie was lousy and does not wish there to be a fourth Pitch Perfect.

6. The reporter did not talk, he just sang a short jingle about how bad the movie was.


Prep -

 Little Women

 1. Greta Gerwig

2. Columbia Pictures, Regency Enterprice and Pascal Pictures

3. Little Women is based of the book Little Women. The book was written by Louisa May Alcott in 1868. The movie follows the same story the book does.

4. Set in Concord, Massachusetts and filmed in Boston.

5.  The movie received 4.1 stars to of 5 and 95% on Rotten Tomatoes.

6. Amy Pascal, Robin Swicord and Denise De Novi

7. At the Academy Awards the film received six nominations but only one Best Costume design. At the Critic's Choice Awards the film received nine nominations and won Best Adapted Screenplay. The film also received five nominations at the British Academy Film Awards and two nominations at the Golden Globe Awards. The film was chosen by the American Film Institute as one of the top 10 films of the year. 

8. The cost to make the film was 40 million in USD.

9. Audiences around the world loved this film.

10. Other movie critics and reviews thought the movie was beautifully made and performed.

11.
Saoirse Ronan - Jo March
Florence Pugh - Amy March
Emma Watson - Meg March
Eliza Scanlen - Beth March
Timothee Chalamet - Theodore "Laurie" Laurence

Comments

  1. Bowie JournalismApril 19, 2020 at 8:12 PM

    Good work - thanks! This week we will write a movie review. Hope you have time. See you soon!!

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