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Types of film that don't need the word 'film' in the name: |
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A comedy: A film that makes you laugh. A drama: A film about human relationships and life A thriller: A film that keeps you excited |
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A period drama: A drama set in a definite historical period A romantic comedy (A rom com): A comedy that is also a love story A psychological thriller: A thriller that has a lot of suspense and fear |
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A film review: A report about a film, usually with opinion A film critic: A person who writes film reviews A film premiere: The first time a film is shown in a country A film star: A famous actor from films A film-maker: A person who makes films: a film director A film festival: A special event when many different films are shown A film buff: Someone with a very detailed knowledge of films A film-goer: Someone who regularly goes to the cinema |
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(That's/It's) not really my thing (informal): I don't like it. (Someone or something) doesn't do it for me (informal): I don't like him/her/it. Lots of people think Tom Cruise is fantastic but he doesn't really do it for me. |
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