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Inside Out: A Film Critique Dialogue

This document contains a dialogue between two students, José Alfredo Olazábal Pérez and Andy Paolo Mejia Carhuajulca, and their teacher Gabriela Emma Edith Montoya Muñoz. José conducts an interview with Andy, who plays the role of a film critic, about the animated movie "Inside Out." Andy praises the movie's innovative plot, likable characters, important message about the role of emotions, and creative setting inside the mind. He also notes an important lesson from the character of Anger to never make decisions or promises when feeling emotional. Overall, Andy identifies with Anger due to easily feeling anger himself and seeing the negative, but says the movie gave him a new

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Inside Out: A Film Critique Dialogue

This document contains a dialogue between two students, José Alfredo Olazábal Pérez and Andy Paolo Mejia Carhuajulca, and their teacher Gabriela Emma Edith Montoya Muñoz. José conducts an interview with Andy, who plays the role of a film critic, about the animated movie "Inside Out." Andy praises the movie's innovative plot, likable characters, important message about the role of emotions, and creative setting inside the mind. He also notes an important lesson from the character of Anger to never make decisions or promises when feeling emotional. Overall, Andy identifies with Anger due to easily feeling anger himself and seeing the negative, but says the movie gave him a new

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(AC-S08)

5
Week 08 - Task: Assignment - My
favorite horror film

STUDENTS:
 Mejía Carhuajulca Andy Paolo
 Olazábal Pérez José Alfredo
COURSE:
 English III
TEACHER:
 Gabriela Emma Edith Montoya Muñoz

CHICLAYO-PERÚ
DIALOGUE
Good evening, teacher Gabriela Montoya, we are the students, José Alfredo
Olazábal Pérez and Andy Paolo Mejia Carhuajulca. We will now present our
assignment number eight.
José: Hello friends, how are you today? In this interview we will have a critic.
His name is Andy. He's a very important person in the film world. I have
questions for him about the animated movie "Inside Out".
Andy: Hello dear friend. I like to be here. I'm ready for the interview.
Jose: What did you think of the plot of the movie?
Andy: I found the plot of the movie innovative and eye-catching, plus when I
watched the movie I started thinking about how to control my emotions.
José: Did you like the characters?
Andy: Of course I did because they showed how the mind of a young girl
named Railey works before and after a crisis.
José: Did you like the story?
Andy: Yes, because one of the most important messages that the film
conveyed to me is the important role that emotions play in human beings
because they represent the ways of adaptation in all stages of our lives.
José: What did you think of the setting?
Andy: I thought it was creative because the film conveyed what a person
feels in real life in a dynamic and easy to understand film, such as the terms
memory spheres, train of thought and central thought island, which are
those things that help us to divide our emotions in an orderly and thoughtful
way.
José: What did you like most about Inside Out?
Andy: One thing I heard from "Anger" was never make decisions when
angry, never make promises when happy, that stuck with me and I think it
teaches us all.
Jose: Throughout the film did you identify with any character?
Andy: I identified with the character of anger because I am a person who
gets angry easily and I also see the negative things in everything because I
was going through problems, the movie made me see life from a different
perspective, I will try to improve.
Jose: That's all, thank you for taking the time to come to the interview.
Andy: Thanks to you, take care.

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