Article: It's hard to make it as a big-time film critic. Many critics work hard for years before earning any money at all. Moreover, many critics write film reviews as a hobby, simply because they love film. Film criticism takes a lot of time and effort, and a steady income is not guaranteed, so passion is key. A passion for film criticism will show through in your work. If you want to critique films, you need to know what makes a quality film. Look for critically acclaimed films across all the different genres, and watch them. Consider classic films, indie films, foreign films, short films, animated films, comedies, and dramas. Be sure to watch as many "classic films" as you can--film critics often reference these. Search "classic films" online to find a number of lists. Purchasing a subscription to a streaming service like Netflix is a great way to get access to a wide variety of films. Reading the work of established film critics will help you gain a better understanding of film critic writing and film as an art form. Find a few critics who you really like, and follow their work. Form your own opinions about a given film, then read a critic's review to see how your opinions compare with theirs. Take note of your favorite critics' writing style and tone, and examine how they present their ideas. How do humor and context factor in to the critique? A good understanding of filmmaking and video editing is important to being a good film critic. Making a few short films of your own, whether they are 5 minutes long or an hour long, can help inform your interpretation of others' films.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Cultivate a passion for film criticism. Watch a variety of quality films. Read the work of other film critics. Make some films of your own.

Problem: Article: For the juice, you'll need 2 green apples, 2 stalks of celery, 2 large kale leaves, 1 medium cucumber, cup (15 g) fresh cilantro, and half a peeled lemon. To make it easier to run them through the juicer, use a sharp knife to cut the apples into eighths and the cucumber into quarters. It's not necessary, but you can also roughly chop the kale and fresh cilantro if you prefer. After you've cut the apples and cucumbers, run each ingredient through the juicer separately according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure that you have separate containers for each juice. Once you've juiced all of the ingredients, pour all of the juices into a large measuring cup. Use a spoon to stir all of them together so they're fully blended. If you like, you can chill the juice after you've mixed them together. When the juice is fully mixed, pour it into a large glass. Drink the glass at room temperature or chilled depending on your preference.
Summary: Cut the apples and cucumber. Process each ingredient through the juicer separately. Pour the juices together and stir well. Serve the juice immediately.

Gently washed the newly exposed skin with warm water and antibacterial soap. Pat dry with a clean, soft towel when done. Gently lather the area with antibacterial soap and warm water for 30 to 40 seconds. Rinse the soap away, then clean the area again for another 30 to 40 seconds in the same manner. Patting the area dry, rather than scrubbing it, prevents the wound from reopening. The physician, nurse, or other healthcare professional in charge of your treatment may have specific instructions regarding the proper care of your wound once the Steri-Strips are off. It is recommended that you check with your healthcare provider for any necessary continuation of care. If there are no special requirements, you should care for the wound simply by washing it gently and letting it dry completely before covering it with anything (bandages, clothing, etc.). Avoid exposing the wound to sunlight since excess sun can irritate the area and cause the scar to turn red. Depending on your circumstances and the speed at which your wound is healing, your physician or nurse may recommend that you apply more Steri-Strips or another type of bandage over the area for a few more days. Wounds that have been closed with strips and then left open can often become dry. Ask your doctor about a viable cream to apply to keep the area moist and reduce scarring. Creams with silica in them or Vitamin K have been shown to help reduce scarring.
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Wash the area with antibacterial soap. Talk to your doctor about proper wound care.