A faithful adaptation - A version of something that is very similar to the original, with no major changes or differences., Box office smash - A movie that has been extremely successful in terms of ticket sales and revenue., Candlelit - Illuminated by candles; having a soft light from many small flames., Trailer - A short advertisement for a movie, showing some of its scenes., To tell the tale of - To narrate a story about something., Screenplay - The written script of a movie., To compose the score - To write music for a movie., Rave reviews - Very positive comments made about a movie or other form of entertainment., A cast of amateurs - A group of people who are not professional actors but perform in a play or film., Cinema-goer - Someone who regularly visits cinemas to watch films., A close-up - A shot in a film which shows a person's face or body in great detail., Credits - The list of people involved in making a film, shown at the end of it., A cult film - A movie that has become popular over time due to its unique style or content, often among a specific group of fans., A film buff - An enthusiastic fan of movies who knows a lot about them., A flop - A movie that fails commercially, usually because it does not make enough money to cover its production costs., To make something on a shoe-string budget - To create something with very little money available., To appeal to a mass audience - To be attractive to a large number of people., Mass-produced - Produced in large quantities using machines and assembly lines., The opening sequence - The first few minutes of a movie, which introduce the characters and setting., A bleak portrayal of life - A representation of life as being difficult and without hope.,

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