movie

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1 general::   noun ADJ. good, great, wonderful | classic, cult | blockbuster/blockbusting, hit, smash-hit, successful | big, big-budget, top | low-budget | television/TV | home We watched a home movie of my second birthday party. | in-flight | silent | action, disaster, gangster, horror, war, etc. | blue, dirty, porn/porno VERB + MOVIE see, watch | go to (see), take sb to (see) I'd never go to a movie alone. | direct, make, produce, shoot MOVIE + VERB be based on sth a movie based on the novel by Betty Munn | be called sth, be entitled sth a movie entitled ‘Short Legs’ | star sb MOVIE + NOUN actor, actress, director, maker, mogul, people, producer, star The former footballer is now mixing with movie people in Hollywood. | audience | fan | premiere | company | business, industry, world | career | channel | score, script | rights the movie rights to her autobigraphy | version the movie version of the well-known novel | camera | poster PREP. ~ about a movie about the life of Castro

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun film: We saw a good movie on the TV.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: movie verbs watch/see a movie • We watched the movie and ate popcorn. go to a movie • How about going to a movie? take in a movie American English (= go to see a movie ) • Maybe we could go out to dinner and take in a movie. appear in/be in a movie • She’s also appeared in ten movies. star in a movie (= play one of the main characters ) • Depp will star in director Tim Burton’s next movie. a movie stars/features somebody • a movie starring Will Smith make/shoot a movie • The children have made their own movies for the contest. direct a movie • He wrote and directed the movie. show/screen a movie • What movies are they showing this weekend? a movie is released (= becomes available for the public to see ) • The movie has already been released in the US. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + movie an old movie • She was watching an old movie on television. a classic movie (= an old movie that is very good ) • a scene from the classic movie ‘Casablanca’ a hit movie (= a successful movie ) • He has directed a string of hit movies. a cult movie (= one that a small group of people like very much and watch often ) • a showing of the cult movie ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ a big-budget/low-budget movie (= one that cost a lot of money to make, or very little money to make ) • He won a role in a big-budget movie. movie + NOUN the movie industry • How did you get started in the movie industry? a movie star • She looked like a movie star. a movie director • He and his wife are both movie directors. a movie producer • He started out as an actor, then became a movie producer. a movie premiere (= the first showing of a movie ) • She wore the dress to a movie premiere. a movie camera • Do you know how to operate a movie camera? a movie screen • It was strange to see herself up there on the movie screen.

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