This film review template resource is great for teaching your class how to structure and write a film review analyzing a movie they've watched.
Super way of introducing a new writing task!
Thanks so much for this!
Hello CobhamTeacher,
I'm so pleased you found this resource helpful.
You might like to take a look at some of our Book Review templates too:
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/au-t2-e-051-australia-book-review-writing-template
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t2-e-889-in-depth-book-review-template
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/book-review-template-ks2-t2-e-283
Reviewing a film we've seen at the cinema- really clear and simple to use - thank you.
Hi nmessham,
You're very welcome, glad we could help! :)
Reviewing Sinbad as a part of stories from other cultures.
SEN 1-1 sessions KS2
This film review template resource is great for teaching your class how to structure and write a film review analyzing a movie they've watched.
This template helps students write a film review by encouraging them to answer relevant questions about the movies children are watching in the classroom. These include questions about the plot such as "Are there any plot twists?", as well as questions about the characters like "Who are the main characters?". This template also asks children to expand on their opinion of the film by asking things like "What was your favourite part of the film, and why?"
This review template could be used as a 'getting to know you' exercise by encouraging your students to write about their favourite movie, or by having them write their opinion on a movie you have all watched as a class. This resource is also easy to download and print and therefore makes a perfect worksheet for home schooling or extra homework. Have your child watch a film of their choosing and then bring in their filled-out template to discuss in class.
As well as helping children to work on their writing and English skills, this resource can also act as an introduction to persuasive writing. It will also help your child learn how to ask questions, first about the movies they are watching in the classroom, and then, more broadly, about other texts and media they come across.
As a result of completing activities such as this, your students will learn how to express their opinions and examine their own likes and dislikes. These are excellent skills to develop both inside and outside of the classroom.
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To write a good film review you need to discuss the basic elements which have been listed below:
Check out the BBC Teach video below for some more tips on review-writing.