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One of my favourite films is Home. It is a comedy adventure animated movie that was released in 2015. It was directed by Tim Johnson. It stars Jim Parson as Oh and Rihanna as Tip. You can’t see them but you can hear their voices.

It portrays a fantastic story about the Boov, an alien species. They have to move from planet to planet to escape their enemies the Gorg. When the Boov arrive at Earth, they relocate all humans to Australia. However, a girl, Tip escapes the relocation, but not her mum. Tip and Oh meet when Oh is also escaping from the Boov. Oh needs to understand that being different is part of being humans. Oh decides to help Tip to go to Australia and find her mum. However, it is a difficult mission. They have to travel around the world and have a lot of adventures on the way! Oh has never been and adventurer because the Boovs never run risks, they usually calculate the risks and the rewards they can get.

The actors were very good. The music and special effects is also amazing. I think the best thing about the film are the details in the images and the funny jokes.

Don’t miss this incredibly funny story about invasions, friendship, promises and family love! It is a PG movie so I recommend it to everyone! 

Writing a film review

Writing a film review

At this level you are not expected to write more than 80 words, but for film reviews it might be possible that you write 100-120.

Possible template:

1. Introduction: general information, information about director, main actors and release date.
2. Setting and plot: where and when the story takes place, information about the story.
3. Reasons the film is good: good things and what you consider the best.
4. Conclusion: your opinion and recommendation.

Remember to use Simple Past to talk about the production and Simple Present to talk about the plot.

Adjectives are essential, use as many as possible but don’t overuse them.

Writing a film review 02 - Adjectives

Adjectives are very important when writing film reviews.
You may need positive and negative ones.
However, you might use neutral ones.