Everyone's A Critic 52 Week Movie Challenge: For Film Buffs and Casual Movie Watchers - Watch, Rate & Record Information About the Movies You Watch (Challenge Book Series) Paperback – September 30, 2019

I’m obsessed with Everyone’s a Critic: 52-Week Movie Challenge Journal! It’s simple, fun, and actually makes you excited to watch and reflect on movies all year long. Each week has a clear prompt that’s easy to follow, and the pages have just the right amount of space to jot down your thoughts, ratings, and favorite scenes. I love that it nudges you to try new genres or revisit classics you forgot about—it’s like a mini adventure for every movie night. The journal feels high quality too, with smooth pages and a sturdy cover. Honestly, it’s the perfect gift for any movie fan or even yourself if you want to get more intentional about your film-watching. I can’t wait to fill it out all year!

I bought these for my adult kids, who are all movie buffs. They loved them! There is 52 different categories of movies, with a huge variety in those categories. The movie watcher selects the title, adding in even more variety. Pages are nice and thick, so ink shouldn’t bleed through.

I gave this to my brother for Christmas. With some gourmet popcorn. He enjoyed it

Bought as a gift for a movie lover. He was very appreciative and looking forward to starting the movie journey in the book.

I bought this for my son who is a movie buff. I thought it would be fun to have a prompt for when he couldn't decide what to watch. Great way to think out side of the box and maybe watch something you wouldn't have thought to on your own.

Such a fun challenge book. I bought it for my friend for Secret Santa. She loves movies and challenges so it gave her something to do and keep her entertained. Highly recommend it for friends or couples. It is a lot of fun.

I liked the ideas and the format but the printing is so light that I had trouble reading it. I realize this is an attempt to make it difficult to photo copy but it's frustrating for me to be unable to read what's on the page.

My daughter loves this book and is still working through the different types of movies suggested.