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Review Writing Tips & Advice

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Rebecca Brown23 Rebecca Brown23 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
So, if by any chance there are any total cinephiles out there who might be interested in writing reviews for this brand-new amateur movie site I just launched—hit me up via email at:

charlie.blue.eyes63@gmail.com

and we can chat about all the details.
Rebecca Brown23 Rebecca Brown23 NewcomerOP
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#2 ·
Just wanted to throw one more thing out there... there's zero pay involved here—it's strictly an attempt to build a space where "regular folks" can just drop their own takes on movies and give them ratings.
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#3 ·
Ratings are just part of the critique, not the review itself🙂
wiredranger30 wiredranger30 Member
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#4 ·
Jerry Martin19 said:ratings are just one component of criticism, not the review itself.🙂

Every single viewer acts as a critic—effectively judging the film by default—and from that standpoint, they are all potential reviewers. That’s nonsense. 🙂
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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#5 ·
If we’re talking strictly about reviews, then there's no need for a rating. The only twist here is that the guy is looking for subjective takes with scores—basically critiques, whatever those may be—rather than just straight reviews. You're acting way too high and mighty for someone so small... 🙂
Rebecca Brown23 Rebecca Brown23 NewcomerOP
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#6 ·
Alright, alright... call it a review, a critique, whatever you want. I'm really just looking for a vibe check and a recommendation. I want to see if I can look at someone else's take on a movie and use that to decide if it’s actually worth my time to sit through it.

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