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Thank you all for 1.000.000 hits on Movie Segments to Assess Grammar Goals. This is a motivating number that will certainly make me keep on sharing my activities!
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On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Peter Hunt, 1969)
In time for Skyfall 's release Friday, I looked back at possibly the best entry of the franchise, the unfairly maligned and forgotten On...
Shame (Steve McQueen, 2011)
Michael Fassbender only just exploded on the international scene a few years ago, but to see him in Shame , one half expects him to keel ove...
Contact: Participial Phrases
This segment is great to help practice Participial Phrases, a very unattractive grammar point that can be fun with a movie segment. I. Watch...
School of Rock: Reported Speech
School of Rock rocks! This is a great movie and teachers will enjoy it a lot. The teacher has to learn how to deal with these students. He d...
Avatar: Order of Adjectives
Avatar is a revolutionary movie with wonderful visual effects and a great story. I simply loved it and used the Na'Vis physical characte...
Shall We Dance? & Save the Last Dance: Similes x Metaphors
Both movies are great. Shall We Dance? has Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez at their best and Save the Last Dance is absolutely amazing, wi...
Megamind: Adversative Conjunctions
This is one of my favorite animated movies. Megamind is a lovely villain, with an incredible background story. I used this scene to practice...
Monsters Inc.: Describing People (Monsters)'s Physical Appearance
This movie is great and this scene is excellent for the students to practice describing people, but this time describing monsters. It is eve...
13 Assassins (Takashi Miike, 2011)
It's a shame that Takashi Miike's reputation in the United States is based almost solely on his double whammy of extreme gore, Ichi ...
Despicable Me: Modal Verbs - Rules with Will and May
Despicable Me is a lovely animated movie about a kind-hearted villain you end up falling in love with. This scene is marvelous and perfect t...
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Contact: Participial Phrases
This segment is great to help practice Participial Phrases, a very unattractive grammar point that can be fun with a movie segment. I. Watch...
Avatar: Order of Adjectives
Avatar is a revolutionary movie with wonderful visual effects and a great story. I simply loved it and used the Na'Vis physical characte...
Breaking Bad — Season 3
[Warning: Contains spoilers for previous seasons] The perpetual moral free-fall of Breaking Bad should not be as sustainable as it's pr...
Capsule Reviews: Trespass, My Week With Marilyn, We Need to Talk About Kevin
Trespass (Joel Schumacher, 2011) Having premiered at TIFF in September and come to DVD not two months later, Trespass couldn't possibly...
Capsule Reviews: All About Eve, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Mary and Max
All About Eve (Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1950) Probably the most glaring omission in my movie viewing. And boy was I missing out: this camp sat...
Shall We Dance? & Save the Last Dance: Similes x Metaphors
Both movies are great. Shall We Dance? has Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez at their best and Save the Last Dance is absolutely amazing, wi...
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Peter Hunt, 1969)
In time for Skyfall 's release Friday, I looked back at possibly the best entry of the franchise, the unfairly maligned and forgotten On...
Elizabethtown: "Simple Past"
One of the best romantic comedies ever. The soundtrack is fantastic. I love this scene and girls think it is sooooo romantic... In this scen...
Faust (F.W. Murnau, 1926)
[This is my second entry in my Blind Spots series] F.W. Muranu's final German film, Faust , is a glorious send-off for the Hollywood-bou...
Announcement: Inexhaustible Documents
Next month, Ed Howard of Only the Cinema will launch a new series at his blog called Inexhaustible Documents. Modeled after The Oldest Esta...
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