Exploring Movie Phrases

What does it mean to 'see a film'?

• To read a book.

• To attend a live concert.

• To listen to a podcast.

• To watch a movie.

How would you describe 'catching the latest movie'?

• Streaming an old classic

• Watching a newly released film.

• Buying movie merchandise

• Reading a movie review

What happens when a film 'goes on general release'?

• A film is released only on streaming platforms.

• A film is available for private screenings only.

• A film is shown exclusively at film festivals.

• A film becomes widely available for public viewing in theaters.

What does 'on the big screen' refer to?

• Documentaries aired on public television.

• Online streaming content available on platforms.

• Television shows broadcasted on cable.

• Films or movies shown in theaters.

How can a movie 'hold one’s attention'?

• A predictable plot with no surprises.

• Uninteresting dialogue and flat performances.

• A compelling storyline and engaging characters.

• A lengthy runtime with minimal action.

What does it mean to 'bore someone to death'?

• To make someone feel excited.

• To entertain someone thoroughly.

• To make someone extremely bored.

• To confuse someone completely.

What does it imply when a film is 'highly recommended'?

• The film is poorly made and not worth watching.

• The film is only recommended for specific audiences.

• The film has received mixed reviews and is average.

• The film is considered exceptional and worth watching.

What is the significance of a film receiving a 'good review'?

• A good review indicates the film will be nominated for an Oscar.

• A film with a good review is guaranteed to win awards.

• Good reviews mean the film will be available for free streaming.

• A film receiving a 'good review' signifies positive reception, potentially boosting its popularity and financial success.

What does it mean to 'propel someone into stardom'?

• To create a viral marketing campaign

• To significantly boost someone's career or public recognition, leading to fame.

• To launch a new product line

• To write a bestselling novel

How is a film 'loosely based on something'?

• A film that strictly follows the original story without changes.

• A film that is entirely fictional and has no basis in reality.

• A film that only includes minor details from the original source.

• A film that is inspired by real events but modifies key elements for storytelling.