Critics often use strong language to make their reviews sound more exciting or affirmative. Choose a word from the list to replace those in bold in the sentences

Here are the suggested replacements for the bold words in the sentences:

- **gorgeous**: Possession, starring the beautiful **gorgeous** Gwyneth Paltrow, deals with two loving **passionate** romances, one in the nineteenth century and one in the twentieth century, and is based on A.S. Byatt’s interesting **fascinating** novel.

- **dull**: In spite of its all-star cast, Ocean’s Eleven is a generally boring picture: the action is never exciting; and the jokes are hardly ever funny. This is a movie which like the original version starring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, will be quickly **instantly** forgotten.

- **adventurous**: Moulin Rouge has to be one of the most adventurous **daring** movies of recent years, with shiny **glittering** costumes and good performances from all involved, it is a film that needs to be seen again and again.