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A Critical Review of the Film Shutter Island

This is a film review in which the author focuses on the movie Shutter Island. The author gives a brief summary of the plot of the movie and provides three points about why they think the movie is so good: great production, stupendous art direction, and a fabulous actor. The essay includes specific examples that highlight these characteristics.
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Jenn's feedback:

"You have done a great job organizing the information in your essay in a logical manner. You have written a solid introduction that ends in a clear, guiding thesis statement. The essay is neatly sectioned into three paragraphs that detail your main points and provide good supporting evidence.

The primary issues in the paper that need to be resolved are spelling and sentence structures errors. The primary sentence structure error is the use of incomplete sentences. Most of the time this can be resolved by combining the sentence fragment with the previous sentence. Also, when you proofread the paper, a number of spelling errors can be found. While reading the essay, it seems that the same adjectives are repetitively used. Consider using a thesaurus to find words that mean the same thing but allow you to reduce the repetition. Make sure that you read through your paper, or have another set of eyes look at it, to catch these errors and further improve upon the paper."

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