Finding Drama in Newfangled Movie Making by A. O. Scott
This movie review is about a documentary on newfangled and new high-tec equipment. It is published by The New York Times. The review starts with the writers opinion on the movie, which is very complimentary. He then details the elements of the plot, but doesn't give away to much, partially because it's a documentary. He doesn't talk very much about cinematic aspects, although the movie itself is about movie making. It is a casual and excited tone that makes the reader want to go and watch the movie.
I think that our movie reviews should be more free form. We should have to include a section on each of the three aspects of film, but other than that we should be able to focus on a basic plot summary and what we liked and didn't like. We can also include a section on how we could use some of the movie's cinematic techniques in class.
My annotated review
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