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VOCABULARY: Unit 2 and 3

To die-died-dying

Te death: Sustantive

It is dead: Adejective

Lie-lying

Villian: A bad person in the film

Plot: A plan made in secret by a group of people

Disappointing: Falling to fulfill someone’s hope

Dull: Lacking interest or excitement

Hilarious: Very funny

Entretaining: Providing amusement or enjoyment

Terrifying: Cause to feel extreme fear

Humankind: Human being consider collectively

Teasure hunts: A search for teasure

Soundtrack: Music of the films

Shoocking: It’s something that impres you

Succes: Sustantive

Succesful: Adjective

Succed: Verb

The more you spend, the more publicity

Though: (Sin embargo)

What is that makes them so succesful?

Matinee: A showing of a movie in the daytime

Rating: System for evaluating how appropiate the movie is for various ages

Hit: Popular and succesful

Sequel: A movie that continues the sory o a previous film

Bombed: Failed

I was on the edge of mi seat the whole time: The movie was very interesting and exciting; you were so involved that you sat on the front part to get closer to the action

Breathtaking: Amazing

Left something to be desired: Not very good; you wish it was better

Trilogy: A serie of 3 movies

I have a hard time: I have difficulty

Premise: The idea or concept

Hard to follow: Difficult to understand or confusing as you were watching the movie

Twist: Unexpected turn of events

Implausible: Too unlikely, not probable, too difficult to belive

Ruined it: Made it bad

Touching: Affected you emotionally in a positive way (heartwarming)

Potty humor: Goss/disgusting, involves sex or bodily functions

Remake: A new version of an old movie

Cast: All the actors and actresses who participated in the movie