5.  What made the actors brilliant in their roles or not eventful in their roles?   Who would you have cast in their roles?

         6.  What was the structure or narration of the movie? Did the movie move in a chronological order from the past to the present or did it tell the story from the end to the beginning?  Was this a good choice?

         7. How did the director choose lighting or setting to establish a certain mood?  What overall mood was established?  Was the movie shot in black and white on purpose to create a certain mood?  Was there any sense of where the movie took place or could it have taken place in any North American city?

         8.  What was the overall or underlying message of the movie?  Was there a hidden moral message or did the movie make a commentary on any problems in society or the world?

         9.  Did the director choose popular music or songs to keep the audience entertained or engaged?  What songs or sound effects were used?  Also, were the special effects unrealistic, crude, choppy, or cutting edge?  What scenes did you like the most and why?

       10. Develop an overall rating system or trademark.  It could be a star system, a report card, a rubric, series of emoticons, or a simple thumbs up or down rating.