II. Reading. Read the dialogue and decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F). Harry: What are you doing next Friday? Kate: Nothing special, why? Harry: Would you like to go to a film? Kate: I don't know, maybe. Is there anything good on? Harry: It depends what type of film you like. I had a quick look at the film guide on the cinema website. I suppose you don't like horror films. Kate: No, I hate scary films with lots of red blood and shocking plots. Harry: I didn't think you'd like them. I don't enjoy them too. What about science fiction films? I really like a good science fiction film. I loved 'Star Wars'. Kate: 'Star Wars' was OK, but I think most science fiction films about the future are boring or have plots which are too complicated to understand properly, so I'm not so keen on Sci-Fi. I'd prefer something connected to the past or present rather than the future. That's why I prefer documentaries. Harry: OK, well they don't show many documentaries at the cinema and Sci-Fi films are out. How about romantic films? Kate: Love stories are a bit boring, but romantic comedies that make you laugh can be fun if the actors are OK. But I don't think there any good ones on at the moment. I haven't read any good reviews. Harry: Well, what shall we go and see? Kate: Is there anything more exciting on? I like thrillers, especially those with a crime to solve. I really love the old Sherlock Holmes books. He's my favourite detective. Harry: There aren't any detective thrillers on, but we could go and watch the latest James Bond film. They are showing it at 7:30 on Friday. Kate: OK, that sounds good. James Bond films always have an exciting plot. I've been reading a James Bond book from the library. It's a really good thriller - I can't wait to turn the page to see what's going to happen next. I feel like watching a good action movie. Harry: OK, see you on Friday.

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