The whole idea of the review is to get you to think geographically, or spatially, as you view the films. This last question may be the most important to answer. Now this may seem overwhelming at first, but let's add some structure to help you out. You'll soon see that it is not difficult at all to come up worth a couple of paragraphs which cover one or two of these questions. List the movie attributes On the physical side of things, there are a several things that are required of every review.
Every film takes place somewhere.
Your first job is to try and figure out where the movie is supposedly taking place. This may be absolutely simple, or physically impossible as some movies never designate a location or refer to any place names, or may be intentionally in a fictional setting. Again, this may or may not be easy. Watching the credits at the end of the film may give you an exact answer. You will undoubtedly be very surprised at least once this semester with the difference between assumed and actual film locations.