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iRubric: Literary Analysis: Movie Review Rubric

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Literary Analysis: Movie Review Rubric Literary Analysis: Movie Review Rubric Rubric Code: MXC5764 By lgagnier Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Review - Comparison
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Fair 6 pts	Needs work 4 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Compare/Contrast	Excellent Student directly compares and contrasts the text to film with strong supporting evidence.	Good Student directly compares and contrasts the text to film with adequate supporting evidence.	Fair Student indirectly compares and contrasts the text to film with some supporting evidence.	Needs work Student improperly or incompletely compares and contrasts the text to film with no evidence.	Unacceptable Student is missing contrasting or comparing details.
Analysis	Excellent Creative/original thought interpreting the movie. Student addresses & analyzes the director's choices.	Good Convincing interpretation of movie to support argument. Student addresses & analyzes the director's choices.	Fair Supports argument about the movie, though ideas may be obvious or lacking depth. Student chooses some type of structure of the film to analyze but does so minimally.	Needs work Ideas/evidence not well explained in body paragraphs. Evidence not used to connect to the argument in the movie review. Student does not mention any of the director's choices.	Unacceptable Analysis isn't present; explanation is just plot summary, or does not address the movie review. Student does not mention any of the director's choices.
Spelling and Grammar	Excellent Zero spelling and grammatical errors and has a complex use of grammar and vocabulary.	Good A couple of spelling and grammatical errors, & do not hinder comprehension.	Fair A few careless spelling and grammatical errors, & do not hinder comprehension.	Needs work Many spelling and grammatical errors that do hinder comprehension.	Unacceptable Most sentences need revision because they hinder comprehension.