Movie critics are individuals who review and analyze films, providing their opinions on various aspects such as acting, direction, cinematography, and storytelling. They often write articles or create video content that helps audiences decide which movies to watch. Critics may work for newspapers, magazines, websites, or television programs, and their reviews can influence public perception and box office success. Many movie critics use a rating system to summarize their evaluations, often assigning stars or scores to indicate the quality of a film. Their insights can also contribute to discussions about trends in the film industry and the impact of cinema on culture. Critics may attend film festivals, such as Cannes or Sundance, to discover new talent and emerging films.