Films vocabulary B2

Individual parts of a film set in a specific time and place.

Films where characters express emotions and advance the plot through song and dance.

Stories set in magical worlds with mythical creatures, spells, and supernatural events.

Films designed to amuse and entertain through humor, wit, or absurd situations.

The music used in a film, including songs and background score.

The main story or sequence of events in a film.

Stories set in the American frontier, often with cowboys, outlaws, and rugged justice.

Analysis or judgment of a film’s quality or flaws.

A person who reviews and evaluates films professionally.

The main actors or celebrities featured in a film.

Stories focused on love, relationships, and emotional connections between characters.

The character played by an actor in a film.

Fast-paced films with fights, chases, and stunts, often featuring a heroic protagonist.

A written or spoken opinion about a film’s strengths and weaknesses.

 Films that aim to scare or disturb using suspense, monsters, or the supernatural.

All the actors who appear in a film.

A film that continues the story or characters of a previous movie.

Suspenseful films with tension, twists, and high-stakes conflict or danger.

Dramas set in the past, often based on real events or historical figures.

Films exploring futuristic tech, space, or speculative science-based ideas.