Is this an easy A?
EasyA
90/100A large majority say Easy A if , and watch the films; minimal other work.
Online and tests; online adds more self-paced film and lecture work.
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
A large majority say Easy A if you take notes, use review questions, and watch the films; minimal other work.
Online and in-person students both report Easy A with note-based tests; online adds more self-paced film and lecture work.
Is the course easy?
Course content is intro film history with memorization and movies rather than hard analytical challenge.
Both formats describe straightforward intro content; online can feel more time-consuming due to note copying.
Is attendance flexible?
Several in-person reviews say attendance matters for notes, grade points, or seeing films; online has no physical attendance.
In-person reviews emphasize showing up; formal online reviews focus on self-paced notes instead of attendance.
Is this professor recommended?
Most students strongly recommend him as an easy interesting GE despite some complaints about boring delivery.
Recommendation is strong across formats; online students still praise ease when notes are solid.
Course guide
Grading
Lenient
82/100
Tests are predictable from notes and review questions, and many report As with modest study.
Format shift
Both formats report high grades when notes match lectures; a few say detail questions can sting.
Workload
Light
78/100
Usually three tests plus films and note-taking with little to no homework or papers.
Format shift
Online can feel heavier because you must copy long lectures yourself; in person notes are filled during class.
Teaching experience
Good
78/100
Students like the film knowledge and Easy A structure, but many call lectures monotone or boring.
Format shift
Online reviews stress detailed slides; in-person reviews more often mention dull delivery and personality.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
90/100
Grade rests almost entirely on a few multiple-choice tests with little other required work.
Format shift
Both formats center on 3 tests; online often has no assignments beyond films and notes.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Easy A Hunter
In person and hybrid-style reports still describe Easy A outcomes from note-taking, movie watching, and a few straightforward tests, with many calling attendance important.
Main concern
Boring monotone lectures and test questions from small lecture details punish lazy note-taking.
What students said
“Easy A:)”
“SUPER easy if you take good notes on the lecture. PROTIP: ALWAYS answer the review questions at the end of the lecture.”
“show up to class, fill in notes, watch movies, take tests (multiple choice).”
Remote format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Easy A Hunter
Online FILM100 is relatively easy with slide lectures, assigned films, and a few tests if you take thorough notes.
Main concern
You must take detailed notes and manage film access yourself; some find it more time-consuming than expected.
What students said
“Took this class online. Relatively easy class. Make sure you take good notes during the slides and watch the films he assigns.”
“3 simple tests, no assignments”
Exam style
Exams are mostly multiple choice from lectures and film fill-ins; friendly if you study notes, not open-book freebies.
Assessment risk
Standard
72/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In person, tests come from lecture notes, review questions, and movie fill-ins; many say the review questions are the test.
“ALWAYS answer the review questions at the end of the lecture. KEEP THESE for the test. They ARE the test questions in a different order and format.”
“Tests are 1 hour for 75 questions. Tests are 2/3 Review Questions. 1/3 from Movie Fill-in.”
“test questions come from those. Movies at the beginning are boring, but you'll get through them.”
Online tests are timed multiple choice drawn from lecture slides and films; review questions often match the exam.
“3 simple tests, no assignments”
“Make sure you take good notes during the slides and watch the films he assigns.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“SUPER easy if you take good notes on the lecture. PROTIP: ALWAYS answer the review questions at the end of the lecture. KEEP THESE for the test. They ARE the test questions in a different order and format. If you can do that and watch some movies, easy A :)”
“he's definitely one of the best teachers. he makes the class interesting and he's very helpful. easy A.”
“SUPER-MEGA-EASY. His test questions are literally directly from what he says in his lectures (word for word) and the film fill-ins.”
“Don't be fooled and think that this is easy just because its online. Its a time consuming course since you have to copy notes to do well on the tests.”
“If you want to take the most boring class that turns an exciting world of film into a drab, lifeless, arbitrary powerpoint presentation then this class is for you.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
50
Recent reviews read by the AI
123
Lifetime ratings
82/100
Evidence confidence
50 reviews with strong volume, repeated Easy A and note-test themes, and both online and in-person evidence despite older dates.
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