Учебно-методическое пособие по работе с видеофильмом "Casablanca". Дворжец О.С. - 16 стр.

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TIN CUP
______________________________
DIRECTED BY RON SHELTON
STARRING KEVIN COSTNER
RENE RUSSO
DON JOHNSON
Kevin Costner returns to a genre
he's adept at, namely romantic com-
edy, teaming up with director Ron
Shelton for a film that reconfirms his
position as both modern cinema's
finest romantic leading man and a
gifted comedy actor.
Costner stars as Ron Tin Cup
McAvoy, an ex-college golfing
champion whose stubbornness ham-
pered his natural ability to swing a
club and consequently kept him off
the professional touring circuit. He
trades on his former glories, giving
lessons on a run-down driving range
in the middle of rural Texas.
But when the new psychiatrist in
town (played by René Russo, never
better) turns up one evening for a
lesson, McAvoy is immediately
smitten with love for her. He sets
out to woo her, but after his normal
romantic technique fails to con-
vince, he decides that only a grand
gesture will do and he sets out to
win the US Open. So determined is
he to succeed in sport and love that
he makes some extraordinary, and
hilarious, changes in his personality
and style of play.
Tin Cup is a deliciously witty,
profound and sly exploration of
love, redemption and one man's
quest for immortality. Shelton uses
the ritual and metaphors of sport to
relate the complexities of love and
relationships. The performances
throughout are spot on, with Cost-
ner once again on top form. Quite
wonderful. I can thoroughly rec-
ommend it.
12.3 Work in pairs or groups. Tell each other about a film you have seen re-
cently, using the vocabulary and material in 1, 2.1, 6 , 7.
Give a summary of the story and your opinion of the film.
12.4 Choose a film that you have enjoyed (or not enjoyed) recently and write
a review of it for a student magazine. Give details of the content and your as-
sessment of it. Say whether you would recommend it to your fellow students.
Write approximately 250 words.
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Step 1. Task interpretation
Who will read your review? What is your purpose in writing? What will be
the most appropriate register and tone?
Step 2. Generating ideas
Use questions in 12.1 to guide you, and jot down your answers in note form.
Step 3. Layout and organisation
Organise your ideas into paragraphs. How many paragraphs will you need?
Step 4. Write
a. Remember to use a range of vocabulary and structures for interest and va-
riety. The following paragraph describes a thriller. How many different
ways can you think of to combine the sentences?
The film is about John Peri. He is searching for his younger sister Liz. Liz
disappeared five years ago. John is convinced that she's still alive. John
begins his search in New York. He bravely confronts the many dangers
and difficulties that lie in his path. John finally finds his sister. He discov-
ers the bitter truth.
b. Write your review.
Step 5. Evaluate and edit
When you have finished, re-read and evaluate your work carefully.
ü Have you answered all the questions?
ü Is all the necessary information present?
ü Is there any irrelevant information you should delete?
ü Have you put your message across clearly and effectively?
ü Is the layout appropriate for the task type?
ü Is there a range of vocabulary?
ü Have you used a variety of simple patterns and not just a series of short,
simple sentences?
ü Have you avoided unnecessary complicated sentences?
ü Is the grammar correct? Check for correct use of articles and determin-
ers, subject-verb agreement
ü Is the spelling correct? Check for typical errors.
           TIN CUP                               But when the new psychiatrist in     Step 1. Task interpretation
______________________________                town (played by René Russo, never       Who will read your review? What is your purpose in writing? What will be
                                              better) turns up one evening for a      the most appropriate register and tone?
DIRECTED BY RON SHELTON                       lesson, McAvoy is immediately           Step 2. Generating ideas
                                              smitten with love for her. He sets      Use questions in 12.1 to guide you, and jot down your answers in note form.
STARRING         KEVIN COSTNER                out to woo her, but after his normal    Step 3. Layout and organisation
                 RENE RUSSO                   romantic technique fails to con-        Organise your ideas into paragraphs. How many paragraphs will you need?
                 DON JOHNSON                  vince, he decides that only a grand     Step 4. Write
                                              gesture will do and he sets out to      a. Remember to use a range of vocabulary and structures for interest and va-
    Kevin Costner returns to a genre          win the US Open. So determined is           riety. The following paragraph describes a thriller. How many different
he's adept at, namely romantic com-           he to succeed in sport and love that        ways can you think of to combine the sentences?
edy, teaming up with director Ron             he makes some extraordinary, and            The film is about John Peri. He is searching for his younger sister Liz. Liz
Shelton for a film that reconfirms his        hilarious, changes in his personality       disappeared five years ago. John is convinced that she's still alive. John
position as both modern cinema's              and style of play.                          begins his search in New York. He bravely confronts the many dangers
finest romantic leading man and a                Tin Cup is a deliciously witty,          and difficulties that lie in his path. John finally finds his sister. He discov-
gifted comedy actor.                          profound and sly exploration of             ers the bitter truth.
    Costner stars as Ron Tin Cup              love, redemption and one man's          b. Write your review.
McAvoy, an ex-college golfing                 quest for immortality. Shelton uses     Step 5. Evaluate and edit
champion whose stubbornness ham-              the ritual and metaphors of sport to    When you have finished, re-read and evaluate your work carefully.
pered his natural ability to swing a          relate the complexities of love and       ü Have you answered all the questions?
club and consequently kept him off            relationships. The performances           ü Is all the necessary information present?
the professional touring circuit. He          throughout are spot on, with Cost-        ü Is there any irrelevant information you should delete?
trades on his former glories, giving          ner once again on top form. Quite         ü Have you put your message across clearly and effectively?
lessons on a run-down driving range           wonderful. I can thoroughly rec-          ü Is the layout appropriate for the task type?
in the middle of rural Texas.                 ommend it.                                ü Is there a range of vocabulary?
                                                                                        ü Have you used a variety of simple patterns and not just a series of short,
                                                                                            simple sentences?
12.3 Work in pairs or groups. Tell each other about a film you have seen re-            ü Have you avoided unnecessary complicated sentences?
                                                                                        ü Is the grammar correct? Check for correct use of articles and determin-
cently, using the vocabulary and material in 1, 2.1, 6 , 7.
                                                                                            ers, subject-verb agreement …
Give a summary of the story and your opinion of the film.
                                                                                        ü Is the spelling correct? Check for typical errors.
12.4 Choose a film that you have enjoyed (or not enjoyed) recently and write
a review of it for a student magazine. Give details of the content and your as-
sessment of it. Say whether you would recommend it to your fellow students.
Write approximately 250 words.

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