Definition of film critic in English:

film critic

noun

A person who reviews films, especially one who does so professionally.
even film critics can change their opinion over time
Example sentencesExamples
- His work has been discussed by the major film critics of leading journals.
- I've often said I have no visual sense and, when I became a film critic, I had to develop one.
- As a film critic, he might have a different perspective on what makes a good independent film.
- Halloween opened in 1978 to rave reviews from film critics, who quickly declared it a new horror classic.
- There sprung up in a new generation of film critics a desire to analyze films stylistically rather than thematically.
- In the program's early days, Leonard was on board as resident film critic.
- Feminist film critics have used this term to analyse the way that mainstream films maintain patriarchal norms.
- It's valuable because Hoberman, one of America's best film critics, so astutely pinpoints the intersections between politics and culture.
- I was informed my film was very well received by the film critics and audiences in your country.
- White is film critic for the New York Press.

Derivatives

film criticism

noun

Just as film distribution and marketing are adapting to the rise of digital delivery, the Internet is altering the face of film criticism.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a splendidly researched and argued account of American film criticism's first golden age.
- These are probably the most widely-read pieces of film criticism in America.
- They moved to New York in 1942, where Farber wrote art and then film criticism for the New Republic.
- Many of my friends in the world of film criticism are really good writers.

单词	film critic
释义	Definition of film critic in English: film critic noun A person who reviews films, especially one who does so professionally. even film critics can change their opinion over time Example sentencesExamples His work has been discussed by the major film critics of leading journals. I've often said I have no visual sense and, when I became a film critic, I had to develop one. As a film critic, he might have a different perspective on what makes a good independent film. Halloween opened in 1978 to rave reviews from film critics, who quickly declared it a new horror classic. There sprung up in a new generation of film critics a desire to analyze films stylistically rather than thematically. In the program's early days, Leonard was on board as resident film critic. Feminist film critics have used this term to analyse the way that mainstream films maintain patriarchal norms. It's valuable because Hoberman, one of America's best film critics, so astutely pinpoints the intersections between politics and culture. I was informed my film was very well received by the film critics and audiences in your country. White is film critic for the New York Press. Derivatives film criticism noun Just as film distribution and marketing are adapting to the rise of digital delivery, the Internet is altering the face of film criticism. Example sentencesExamples This is a splendidly researched and argued account of American film criticism's first golden age. These are probably the most widely-read pieces of film criticism in America. They moved to New York in 1942, where Farber wrote art and then film criticism for the New Republic. Many of my friends in the world of film criticism are really good writers.
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