englishpage.com Home > Vocabulary > Entertaining Films Entertaining Films f t g+ p Vocabulary A. = Adjective ADV. = Adverb IDM. = Idiom N. = Noun V. = Verb A. something which is done in a different way, not done in the normal alternative way In the U.S., alternative films are usually artistic films or foreign language films A. extremely artistic, overly artistic, too artistic artsy This often suggests that someone tried too hard to make something artistic entertaining A. something which entertains; amusing and interesting hilarious A. something which is very funny; something which makes you laugh A. 1) containing strong emotions or feelings 2) extreme intense An intense film is one which emotionally drains you or makes you tired. Intense is not necessarily negative, it just means that a movie is not light or relaxing light A. relaxing, amusing, not too intense This is the opposite of "intense." A. something which is usual, or commonly done mainstream Mainstream films are those which are usually highbudget, popular, and made for entertainment. "Mainstream" is the opposite of "alternative." superficial suspenseful A. 1) not deep or profound; lacking real content 2) only on the surface A. something which makes you keep guessing or makes you question how something will end http://www.englishpage.com/vocabulary/interactivelesson10.html 1/2 thoughtprovoking A. something which makes you think used to describe many different things, such as movies, books, conversations, ideas, issues, etc Exercises Vocabulary in Conversation Vocabulary FollowUp Copyright © 2016 Englishpage.com, All Rights Reserved Contact us | Privacy Policy | Advertise with us Your personal online English school. Learn English at Englishpage.com! Weekly Lesson Grammar Book Vocabulary Verb Tenses Conditionals Modals Gerunds / Infinitives Articles Prepositions Minitutorials Irregular Verbs Reading Room Listening Lounge Games English Forums English Schools English · Foreign Dictionaries English ·English Dictionaries Irregular Verb Dictionary Phrasal Verb Dictionary Verb + Preposition Dictionary http://www.englishpage.com/vocabulary/interactivelesson10.html 2/2