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PLEASE FALLOW THE EXACT DIRECTION
This is the Website that you have to use for alberts CLAIM….
#1
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0499549/externalreviews
A minimum 1750-word essay plus a Works Cited page organized according to and explicitly follow the outline given herewith:
1) An Introduction giving movie background such as your view of being a member of a movie audience, how you choose movies to see, etc. A clearly stated claim which states which movie you will be evaluating, what rating you give it according to your rating system, the rating Roger Ebert, film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, gives it, and whether or not your ratings agree.
2) Explain how the film you chose is rated according to your system. Use specific examples from/about the film to support your reasoning—this means that you must include at least 2 quotes from the film as well as any descriptions of scenes that might be appropriate as examples.
3) Compare/Contrast your rating of the film with Ebert’s, using at least 4 quotes from his review and explain. Do you agree or disagree with Ebert’s rating and his reasons for giving same?
4) Choose a minimum of three reviews of the film written by recognized/credible film critics (such as Peter Travers who writes for a nationally-known magazine, Rolling Stone or Mick LaSalle, film critic for the San Francisco Chronicle). How do these critics’ reviews compare with your rating? Ebert’s rating? Use at least 2 quotes from each source. Treat one of these critics’ reviews as a printed source.
NOTE: If you choose to use reviews from critics who are not connected to an obviously
credible source, such as a newspaper, you will need to prove the critics’ credibility by
stating their backgrounds in the body of your paper. This will be very important if you use
reviews from the Internet. You may have to do further research in order to find out if the
critic and/or the website are credible. You will need to include your proof in the body of
your paper the first time that you refer to the critic’s review. If you do not do so, I will
not count that particular source: I will not count quotes in the paper, and I will not
count the works cited entry, so you will lose all the points associated with the
required items.
5) What conclusions do you come to about your taste in films? Ebert’s? Other reviewers? Is rating films necessary since audiences’ preferences are subjective?
Work Cited Page has to be an MLA FORMATT!!!!..
The movie Is avatar!!!!
1.The website that is on the bottom, you click on number 1,,and Read alberts claim. 1.U pick 4 qoutes from what albert is saying or rating! about that movie
Second thing you have the choice from 2 to 10..from the website that is linked below.
U look or find 3 Critics,,,,,,and 3 Qoutes from each Critics and you have the choice from 2 to 10 from the website to choose
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0499549/externalreviews
THE REST OF THE INFORMATION That you NEED TO fallow is Down……..Highlighted in RED
A minimum 1750-word essay plus a Works Cited page organized according to and explicitly follow the outline given herewith:
1) An Introduction giving movie background such as your view of being a member of a movie audience, how you choose movies to see, etc. A clearly stated claim which states which movie you will be evaluating, what rating you give it according to your rating system, the rating Roger Ebert, film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, gives it, and whether or not your ratings agree.
2) Explain how the film you chose is rated according to your system. Use specific examples from/about the film to support your reasoning—this means that you must include at least 2 quotes from the film as well as any descriptions of scenes that might be appropriate as examples.
3) Compare/Contrast your rating of the film with Ebert’s, using at least 4 quotes from his review. Do you agree or disagree with Ebert’s rating and his reasons for giving same?
4) Choose a minimum of three reviews of the film written by recognized/credible film critics (such as Peter Travers who writes for a nationally-known magazine, Rolling Stone or Mick LaSalle, film critic for the San Francisco Chronicle). How do these critics’ reviews compare with your rating? Ebert’s rating? Use at least 2 quotes from each source. Treat one of these critics’ reviews as a printed source.
NOTE: If you choose to use reviews from critics who are not connected to an obviously
credible source, such as a newspaper, you will need to prove the critics’ credibility by
stating their backgrounds in the body of your paper. This will be very important if you use
reviews from the Internet. You may have to do further research in order to find out if the
critic and/or the website are credible. You will need to include your proof in the body of
your paper the first time that you refer to the critic’s review. If you do not do so, I will
not count that particular source: I will not count quotes in the paper, and I will not
count the works cited entry, so you will lose all the points associated with the
required items.
5) What conclusions do you come to about your taste in films? Ebert’s? Other reviewers? Is rating films necessary since audiences’ preferences are subjective?
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