English Movie Vocabulary and Grammar

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Vocabulary flashcards covering English idioms, word clarifications, cinema terms, grammar structures, compound adjectives, and entertainment adjectives from the provided notes.

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Head over heels (in love)

Completely in love with another person.

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Allegedly

Something is stated or claimed to be true, but it has not been proven yet.

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Lickety-split

At great speed; quickly.

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To get sacked

To lose your job or get fired by your boss.

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Funny

Describes things that cause laughter (ha ha ha).

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Fun

Describes things or activities that make you feel happy.

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Location

The correct English term for a place ("ubication" is not a correct English word).

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Package

A box or container with things inside, such as a gift.

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Packet

A group of pieces of paper stapled together.

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Box office

Spanish: taquilla

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Cast

Spanish: reparto

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Character

Spanish: personaje

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Crew

Spanish: equipo

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Dub

Spanish: doblar

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Play

Spanish: interpretar

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Plot

Spanish: trama

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Premiere

Spanish: estreno

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Release

Spanish: lanzamiento

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Role

Spanish: papel

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Scene

Spanish: escena

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Script

Spanish: guion

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Set

Spanish: escenario

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Shoot

Spanish: rodar

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Soundtrack

Spanish: banda sonora

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Star

Spanish: protagonizar

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Subtitle

Spanish: subtítulo

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Countable Nouns

Words that we can easily put a number next to, having singular and plural forms.

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Uncountable Nouns

Nouns that cannot be counted individually, generally lacking a plural form and unable to be used directly with numbers.

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Passive Voice

Structure placing focus on the object of the action rather than the person doing it; Structure: Passive Subject (object) + to be + Past Participle.

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Causative Have

Used when talking about someone doing something for us because we ask or instruct them to do it; Structure: Subject + have + object + Past Participle.

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Action-packed

Spanish: lleno de acción

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All-around

Spanish: versátil

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Bad-tempered

Spanish: malhumorado

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Breathtaking

Spanish: impresionante

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Everyday

Spanish: cotidiano

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Hi-tech

Spanish: tecnológico

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Last-minute

Spanish: imprevisto

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Long-term

Spanish: prolongado

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Never-ending

Spanish: interminable

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Real-life

Spanish: real

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Straightforward

Spanish: sencillo

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Thought-provoking

Spanish: reflexivo

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Well-known

Spanish: famoso

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Widespread

Spanish: generalizado

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Award-winning

Spanish: premiado

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Bizarre

Spanish: extraño

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Contemporary

Spanish: contemporáneo

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Controversial

Spanish: polémico

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Dreadful

Spanish: terrible

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Gifted

Spanish: talentoso

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Gripping

Spanish: cautivador

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Hilarious

Spanish: divertido

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Latest

Spanish: reciente

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Memorable

Spanish: inolvidable

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Moving

Spanish: conmovedor

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Outstanding

Spanish: excepcional

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Overrated

Spanish: sobrevalorado

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Powerful

Spanish: impactante

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Predictable

Spanish: predecible

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Shocking

Spanish: sorprendente

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Spectacular

Spanish: espectacular

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Tedious

Spanish: aburrido

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Unsettling

Spanish: inquietante