USE FOR INDIVIDUAL FILM CRITIQUE: Students are to watch the film, THE MATRIX (1999), which is considered a science fiction action film. They are then to write responses to five questions over the film using at least three specific examples from the film to justify each of their five responses. The five questions are:
1. Write a
short paragraph on the following question: Do you believe that this film has
lessons within the storyline that could positively influence society or
mankind? Response must be over 100 words and include at least 3 specific
examples from the film.
Response:
2. Write a
brief paragraph about what you thought of the film. Did you like or dislike the
film, and why? Response must be over 100 words and include at least 3 specific
examples from the film.
Response:
3. Did the
film meet the first Criteria of a Successful Sci-Fi Film: “Did the film have man vs. some sort of technology
that was integral to the film’s plot?” Response must be over 100 words, include
at least 3 specific examples from the film and state how you think the film did
or did not have this plot requirement.
Response:
4. Did the
film meet the second Criteria of a Successful Sci-Fi Film: “Did the film take
advantage of modern film technology (at the time the film was made) in the area
of special effects?” Response must be over 100 words and include at least 3
specific examples from the film.
Response:
5. Did the
film meet the third Criteria of a Successful Sci-Fi Film: “Did the film
incorporate a love interest or a lesson for humanity?” Response must be over
100 words and include at least 3 specific examples from the film.
Response:
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