This week's #MTOS is plain and simple: Drama films! Hope you can join us on
Sunday at 20.00 GMT for a lively Twitter debate on the movies:
Don't forget to hashtag your answers #MTOS and follow @CurtMilner.
Q1: Let’s get to it: What is your all-time favourite film drama
(English-language, foreign, or both)? #MTOS
Q2: What’s the worst/most disappointing drama you’ve ever seen? #MTOS
Q3: Which films do you think have most successfully blended drama with
another genre, such as horror, sci-fi, romance etc.? #MTOS
Q4: Who is your favourite dramatic director and why? #MTOS
Q5: Do you think there was a particularly strong era or decade in film
history for dramatic movies, or do you think that time is now? #MTOS
Q6: What is your favourite British drama? If you named a British film in
#Q1 give us another you love… #MTOS
Q7: It might make you laugh, it might make you cry, it might make you
gasp, but what is your single favourite scene or moment from a drama? #MTOS
Q8: So far 2015 has been a great year for drama films. What has stood
out for you this year? #MTOS
Q9: Who is your favourite dramatic actor/actress or who has stood out
for you recently? #MTOS
Q10: And finally, what is your favourite line of dialogue from a drama?
#MTOS
Thanks,
Curt.
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