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overrated. Example: That TV series is overrated.
not as good as people say
hackneyed. Example: The plot was so hackneyed!
done so often it is boring
disjointed. Example: The play was disjointed and difficult to follow.
unconnected and not in a clear order
far-fetched. Example: The film was a bit far-fetched.
impossible to believe
risqué. Example: The play was a bit risqué.
against accepted social standards, likely to shock
gripping. Example: It was a gripping film from start to finish.
exciting, keeping your attention
harrowing. Example: It was a harrowing documentary about war.
extremely upsetting
moving. Example: It's a moving story about a child whose mother dies.
making you feel pity or sadness
memorable/unforgettable. Example: What a truly memorable performance.
you remember it long after
understated. Example: The ballerina's performance was understated.
done or expressed in a simple but attractive style
tedious. Example: The play was long and tedious.
boring
hilarious. Example: That new comedian is hilarious.
extremely funny
applause. Example: The applause was deafening.
clapping to show enjoyment
glowing reviews. Example: It got glowing reviews.
excellent reviews
encores. Example: The audience called for several encores.
calls from the audience to perform more
standing ovation. Example: She got a standing ovation.
the audience stood up and applauded at the end
awards. Example: Her latest album has won three awards.
prizes/honours
up-and-coming. Example: Sam won Best up-and-coming actor.
likely to become very successful
masterpiece. Example: Her new symphony is a masterpiece.
very great work of art
typecast. Example: She has become typecast as a middle-aged mother.
always associated with that type of role
panned/slated. Example: His latest opera was panned by the critics.
very negatively criticised
lauded. Example: His previous works were universally lauded.
highly praised
bombed. Example: The play bombed in London's West End.
was a failure
booed. Example: The show was booed on the first night.
got disapproving noises from the audience
total flop. Example: The new soap is a total flop.
complete failure
miscast. Example: Novak was miscast as the father.
was the wrong person for the role
unconvincing. Example: He was very unconvincing.
not seeming real or true
audition. Example: Megan did well in the audition.
short performance to show ability, hoping to get a role
rehearsals. Example: She's busy going to rehearsals.
practice performances
interpretation. Example: I liked her interpretation of the song.
way of understanding and performing it
version. Example: I prefer the original version.
one of several performances that exist
covers. Example: None of the covers are as good.
versions of songs that are not the original
portrayal. Example: Her portrayal of the mother was tender.
the picture she created of a character