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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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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...
Greenberg: Simple Past x Past Continuous
Although this movie is not a master piece, it has great moments and the story is appealing. Stiller has one of his best dramatic roles in hi...
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...
The Top 20 Films of 2010
Few, if any, would argue that 2010 offered as many cinematic delights as last year, a particularly damning comparison since most critics rai...
Second Thoughts: The Social Network
[Warning -- This post contains massive spoilers.] Apropos of the film's subject matter, The Social Network has inevitably resulted in a...
The Devil Wears Prada: Dangling Modifiers
This is the opening scene of this funny movie with excellent characters. I left the answers to the exercises on the blog post just to help y...
Shut It Down: On the Rise and Neverending Fall of 30 Rock
When it first premiered, 30 Rock promised to at least partially fill the gaping hole left by the cancellation of Arrested Development , the...
Some Came Running (Vincente Minnelli, 1958)
[The following is my July entry for Blind Spots.] Some Came Running opens with antithetical moods. Lush but subtle color paints the bus rid...
Film Socialisme — First Thoughts
I had planned to hold off on seeing Jean-Luc Godard's latest feature until I had caught up with the director's filmography. However,...
The Lovely Bones: Simple Past x Past Continuous
You can't miss this film. A great story, great acting, and amazing ending. Although the movie is suitable for adults only, this scene ca...
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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...
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...
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...
Steven Spielberg: Hook
The story of Hook 's inspiration is, like the film itself, at once so brilliantly and frustratingly childlike that everything that works...
Killers: Have You Ever... ? x Would You Ever...?
This movie did not meet my expectations, but this scene is perfect for contrasting the use of have you ever x would you ever. I. Check the i...
Ratatouille: Passive Voice
This is a very funny scene that adults, teens and children will love. It is perfect for the passive voice practice. The movie is a must! Mee...
One False Move (Carl Franklin, 1992)
One False Move , directed by Carl Franklin from Billy Bob Thornton's first and best screenplay, is a moral thriller and neo-noir posing ...
Ratatouille: Determiners A, An, Some
Ratatouille is a great animated movie. This scene is perfect for beginners. The language is very easy and the scene is funny. It is ideal t...
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