What are the criteria you use to rate a movie

[GaelSalinas]

What are the criteria you use to rate a movie

[AutumnBlair]

Sure! Here are six different ways to answer that question:

[MylaDecker]

**Storyline**: I really look for a good plot. If the story grabs me and keeps me interested, that’s a huge plus. I love twists and turns that I didn’t see coming!

[CamillaSchaefer]

**Characters**: I pay a lot of attention to the characters. If I can connect with them or if they’re well-developed, that makes the movie way more enjoyable for me.

[MylahDillon]

**Cinematography**: The visuals matter a lot! Beautiful shots, cool camera angles, and overall production quality can really elevate a film in my eyes.

[AresBriggs]

**Pacing**: I think pacing is super important. If a movie drags on or feels rushed, it can totally ruin the experience. It needs to flow just right!

[FreyjaMejia]

**Soundtrack**: A good soundtrack can really set the mood. If the music fits the scenes and enhances the emotions, that definitely boosts my rating.