The conventions that I have discovered after analysing the film reviews are as follows:
- A big bold picture to catch the readers eyes, which most of the
times is very colourful and in fine quality.
- There seems to be a quote or slogan next to the film title.
- According to the film reviews above, the titles are all in block
capital bold letters to make it more eye catching.
- The review is displayed in a style of a ‘newspaper article’ layout
next to the big picture.
- There is a ‘star’ rating to rate how good the film is, and next
it, it mentions when the film is out o if it’s ‘out now’.
- Each film review is reviewed by a critic and the name is hen
displayed in the bottom of the film review.
- In the beginning of the sentence it always starts of with a ‘drop
cap’.
- It also mentions some of the cast and crew and what the film is
certified as.
- There is also a verdict of the film as a whole at the end of the
film review.
- Also in the black and white film review there is a whole list of
the credits and casts,
- It also mentions the synopsis of the film.
Here is a rough example/template of how my film review would look like:
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