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plays are normally divided into them
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behind the stage in a theatre where the dressing room, toilets, etc are
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a very successful film which makes a lot of money
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the place in a theatre or cinema where you buy tickets
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a film or play which makes a lot of money because many people go to see it
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the actors and actresses who perform in a film or play
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a cast in which many of the actors and actresses are famous
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they appear in written form at the very end or the very beginning of the film and tell you who was in the film and who was involved in making it
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to have the original language of a film replaced by another language
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a film or play that is not successful
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the story in a play or film
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a plot that is not very good or believable
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a very good written or spoken opinion of a film or play by a critic
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some critics liked it while others did not
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a new version of an older film
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in the play, an act is divided into them
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the written form of a film or play
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dangerous and spectacular actions in a film
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somebody who performs stunts
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written translations for a foreign film which appear at the bottom of the screen
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an advertisement often shown before you watch a film in the cinema showing extracts from a forthcoming film
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a surprise in the plot of a film or play
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without anything to recommend it so that you have absolutely no respect for it
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very poor quality or standard
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perfect, without mistakes or imperfections
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unnecessary, most commonly used in the combination: __ violence
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bad (script, special effects)
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no more than average quality
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deserving to be admired and respected because it is very good
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when what is going to happen is obvious
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attractive, cleverly made and well produced (but probably not very deep)
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full of life and energy (dialogue, performance)
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boring, and rather frustrating
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without life, energy or passion
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acting you do not believe in - you see an actor as opposed to the character portrayed
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