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Give as many arguments as you can to prove the ideas.Date: 2015-10-07; view: 484. Do you agree with these statements? Why (not)? Exercise 6. 1) Develop the following statements. Exercise 4. Fill in the gaps with the words from the text, translate the expressions into Russian and then use them in your own examples. Exercise 3. Find the Russian equivalents to the following English words. relevance (be relevant to) beliefs and values target audience reward revenge (take revenge on) revolve around quest sacrifice on the part of setting survive particularly loss (make a loss) computer-generated imagery (CGI) historic footage disaster popular draw medium (pl. media) revenue rehash premise reveal embrace be driven by desire enhance understanding of contrary to
to resonate with ______________ to be driven by___________ target _____________ to revolve _____________ a conflict on the part of_____________ to fit into_____________ to survive under_____________ a loss on_____________ to integrate_____________ into a contemporary context ______________ disasters to be labeled as______________ enthusiastic _________ base to work in a different_________ to embrace_________ to be driven by_________ to enhance personal_________ to be similar or_________
Exercise 5. How do you understand the following expressions: - a “fish out of water” hero - unusual circumstances - actors-turned-producers - computer-generated imagery - manmade disasters - “electronic eye-candy” - be labeled as a “must-see” or a “don't bother” - sequel's revenue 1. For a movie to be a commercial hit, its plot has to … 2. A successful movie features a hero who … 3. When an actor has a large enthusiastic fan base, virtually any movie he is in, is going to be … 4. Technology has radically changed the way … 5. Many moviegoers base their decisions about what to see … 6. Review of recent films that have achieved commercial success and awards reveals that … 7. To make a movie successful it is important to …
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