All works of art lend themselves to critical reviews.
Critical reviews consist of opinions and support for the opinions.
A critical review may compare and contrast a work in one medium to the same work in another medium. Materials Procedures Adaptations Discussion Questions Extensions Evaluation Suggested Readings Links Vocabulary Academic Standards Credit Printable version of the lesson plan in rich text format. Back to Top 1. Give students an opportunity to vent their opinions about when movies are more effective than novels and when movies do not capture the essence of a novel. Introduce the project of comparing and contrasting the movie version of One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest to the novel.