UNIT. 6.FILMS. MODULE2
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What do you personally
think of television?
Do you agree or disagree
with them ?
1. Do you like watching TV?
2. How much time do you
usually spend watching TV?
3. What king of films do you
like watching?
MATCH THE WORDS FROM THE DEFINITIONS
Longman Exams Dictionary
Types of films
action, cartoon, comedy, thriller, musical, historical, horror, western, science
fiction, romantic comedy, blockbuster, feature.
1.a film that costs a lot to make and intended to be very popular and successful
2.a frightening film about ghosts
3.a film about imaginary events in the future
4.a film intended to make people laugh
5.a film with characters that are drawn or made using a computer
6.a light hearted or amusing film about love
7.an exciting film about murder or serious crimes
8.a film that includes singing and dancing
9.a film with cowboys in it
10.a film that has a lots of fighting, explosions etc.
11.a film that describing or based on events in the past
12.a full- length film made for the cinema
Key words
Actor
Actress Character
Costumes
Dialogues
Music
Part
Photography
Plot
Scene
Situation
Special effects
The picture House
15 Broad Street, Telford
(1)_____to July 30
Films
Screen 1:Notting Hill
12.30, 15.30,
(2)____,21.20
Screen 2: The Mummy
16.00, 19.00
(3)_____
Screen 3: Mulan 11.30,
(4)____, 16.00, 18.30
Prices
(5) __________
Late show: (6) _____
Students/Old Age Pensioners:
(7)_______
Film information
Netting Hill: Romantic comedy.
(8)_____ By Roger Michell. (9)
_______ Julia Roberts and Hugh
Grant. Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) is a
world- famous (10) _____. She meets
and falls in love with William Thacker
(Hugh Grant), The shy owner of a
bookshop in London.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Loved the film?
Thought the story was not very good?
Thought the dialogues were great?
Liked Julia Roberts in the film?
Didn't like Hugh Grant?
What did you do about films?
I thought it was absolutely (1) ——————
It was (2) —————funny. I suppose, but
It was nothing (3) ———
My (4) ———— character was the flatmate.
The dialogue was very (5) ————————.
That's (6) —-.But the plot was a bit
(7)_______
That's not (8) ————. The sutuation
Was very (9) —————.
For me, Julia Roberts was absolutely (10)——
-—in the film.
She's an (11) ———actress, isn't she?
But Hugh Grant always plays the same (12)
———.
Oh come on!
Well, I (13) ——— he was guite good in
The interview scene.
So, what (14) ——— did you like best?
I really (15) ———— the dinner scene.
It was (16) ————funny.
A. amazing
B. loved
C.true
D. brilliant
E. the point
F. fantastic
G.so
H.funny
I. part
J.scene
K.silly
M. special
N. favorite
O. clever
P. thought
Q. guite
Vocabulary work. Modiffiers.
very, really, incredible. not very, quite,
a bit, rather.
Emphasis adjectives:
Reduce their effect:
A: I thought the plot was really exciting. What
about you?
B: Well, it was quite a good story. But in my
opinions the special effects were brilliant.
A: That's true. And the music was really good,
too....
Film questionnaire
Student 1
1 How often/go to
cinema?
2 How often/watch films
on video?
3 Favourite kind of film?
4 Favourite actor?
5 Kind of film you don't
like?
6 Last film you saw?
7 Tell us the story of the
film.
Student 2
Student 3
Student 4
Writing and speaking
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The film I saw last was...
I thought it was...
The plot was...
..
The situation was...
I thought he/ she was... in the scene where...
I really liked the...
For me the...was...
Индивидуальные задания
1. Cast and characters of the film
2. Awards of the film
3. Producer and director of film
4. Some amazing facts about the film
5. Some amazing facts about Julia Roberts
6. Production of film
7. Music in the film
8. Best scenes
9. How the film was received by critics
10. Budget of the film
11. Some interesting facts about Hugh Grant
12. Plot of the film
GOOD-BYE
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How the film was received by critics
Notting Hill is a 1999 British romantic
comedy film set in Notting Hill, London,
released on 21 May 1999. The screenplay
was by Richard Curtis, who had written Four
Weddings and a Funeral. It was produced by
Duncan Kenworthy and directed by Roger
Michell. The film stars Hugh Grant, Julia
Roberts, Rhys Ifans, Emma Chambers, Tim
McInnerny, Gina McKee and Hugh Bonneville.
The film was well received by critics, and
became the highest grossing British film
released. The film won a BAFTA, and was
nominated in two other categories. Notting
Hill won other awards, including a British
Comedy Award and a Brit Award for the
soundtrack.
Some amazing facts about the film
Some amazing facts about Julia Roberts
Julia Roberts as Anna Scott: A
Hollywood film star. She meets
Will when she comes into his
book shop in Notting Hill.
Roberts was the "one and only"
choice for the role, although
Roger Michell and Duncan
Kenworthy did not expect her to
accept. Her agent told her it was
"the best romantic comedy she
had ever read".Roberts said that
after reading the script she
decided she was "going to have
to do this"
Some interesting facts about Hugh
Grant
Hugh Grant as William "Will"
Thacker: Recently divorced
owner of a travel book shop in
Notting Hill. The decision to cast
Grant was unanimous, as he
and Richard Curtis had a
"writer/actor marriage made in
heaven". Michell said that "Hugh
does Richard better than
anyone else, and Richard writes
Hugh better than anyone else",
and that Grant is "one of the
only actors who can speak
Richard's lines perfectly"
Music
Music was composed by Trevor Jones.Several additional songs written
by other artists include Elvis Costello's cover of the Charles Aznavour
song "She", Shania Twain's remixed version of "You've Got A Way", as
well as Ronan Keating's specially recorded cover of "When You Say
Nothing at All"; the song reached number one in the British charts. The
song played when Will strides down Portobello Road is "Ain't No
Sunshine" by Bill Withers. Tony and Max play "Blue Moon" on the piano
at Tony's restaurant on the night it closes.Originally, Charles Aznavour's
version of "She" was used in the film, but American test screening
audiences did not respond to it. Costello was then brought in by
Richard Curtis to record a cover version of the song.Both versions of
the song appear in non-U.S. releases.
Track listing
"From the Heart" - Another Level
"When You Say Nothing at All" - Ronan Keating
"She" - Elvis Costello
"How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" - Al Green
"In Our Lifetime" - Texas
"I Do (Cherish You)" - 98 Degrees
"Born to Cry" - Pulp
"Ain't No Sunshine" - Lighthouse Family
"You've Got a Way" - Shania Twain (Notting Hill remix)
"Gimme Some Lovin'" - Spencer Davis Group
"Will and Anna" - Trevor Jones (Score)
"Notting Hill" - Trevor Jones (Score)
"Ain't No Sunshine" - Bill Withers[14] (bonus track)
Awards and nominations
Notting Hill won the Audience Award for Most Popular Film
at the BAFTAs in 2000, and was nominated in the categories
of The Alexander Korda Award for Outstanding British Film of
the year, and Best Performance by an Actor in a supporting
role for Rhys Ifans.
The film won Best Comedy Film at the British Comedy
Awards.
The film's soundtrack won Best Soundtrack at the Brit
Awards, beating Star Wars - Episode I: The Phantom
Menace.he film won Best British Film, Best British Director
for Roger Michell, and Best British Actor for Hugh Grant at
the Empire Awards.
The film received three nominations at the Golden Globes,
in the categories Best Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical,
Best Motion Picture Actor - Comedy/Musical for Hugh Grant,
and Best Motion Picture Actress - Comedy/Musical for Julia
Roberts.
Production of film
Directed by
Produced by
Written by
Starring
Music by
Cinematography
Editing by
Studio
Distributed by
Release date(s)
Running time
Country
Language
Budget
Gross revenue
Roger Michell
Duncan Kenworthy
Richard Curtis
Julia Roberts
Hugh Grant
Trevor Jones
Michael Coulter
Nick Moore
PolyGram Filmed
Entertainment
Working Title Films
Universal Pictures
21 May 1999
124 minutes
United Kingdom
English
$42 million
$363,889,678
Writing and speaking
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The film I saw last was...
I thought it was...
The plot was...
..
The situation was...
I thought he/ she was... in the scene where...
I really liked the...
For me the...was...