In this lesson, we take a look at a film review of your choice. To get the most out of this lesson, the student should bring a film in which they did not play particularly well, or play particularly poorly. The reason for this is that it is easier to pinpoint a student's mistakes in a game in which they are playing "averagely" and in a game that is close, rather than a game that is clearly won or lost. For this film review, we go over each individual death you had as well as the scenarios leading up to them. The goal is to pinpoint any fundamental mistakes you may be making, as well as see if there are some tips and tricks you can incorporate into your gameplay (such as jumps and slides). At the end of the film, you will have a better idea of why you died in certain situations, and what you could do better next time. In addition, you will have a better fundamental understanding of how to play the map/game type in which we watched. Each film will take approximately 1 hour.