Everything we love about cinema
| 正面 | 裏面 |
|---|---|
| a genre of film that typically includes fast-paced action sequences, often involving physical combat or chase scenes | action film |
| a sequence in a film or play that involves physical action or movement | action scene |
| a film that portrays the life of a real person, often a famous figure from history or popular culture | biopic |
| a highly successful film that attracts large audiences and generates significant revenue | blockbuster |
| an animated film or television show | cartoon |
| a person portrayed in a film or play | character |
| a genre of film that is intended to make the audience laugh or feel amused | comedy |
| a film that depicts a catastrophic event, such as a natural disaster or an accident | disaster film |
| a film that presents factual information about a subject or event | documentary |
| boring or uninteresting | dull |
| enjoyable or amusing | entertaining |
| a person with exceptional intellectual or creative ability | genius |
| exciting or fascinating | gripping |
| a film that is set in the past and portrays historical events or figures | historical drama |
| a film that is designed to frighten or shock the audience | horror film |
| emotionally touching or affecting | moving |
| a person or group that is opposed to or competes against another person or group | opponent |
| able to be anticipated or expected | predictable |
| a genre of film that typically involves futuristic or imaginary concepts and settings | science fiction film |
| a carefully choreographed and staged sequence in a film or play | set piece |
| having a relaxed or unhurried pace | slow |
| impressive or striking to look at | spectacular |
| a genre of film that is intended to thrill or excite the audience, often involving suspenseful or dangerous situations | thriller |
| involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something | violent |