That may be true from your point of view as a rater, but from mine as someone deciding whether to watch a movie, I want you to condense your thoughts down to a

That may be true from your point of view as a rater, but from mine as someone deciding whether to watch a movie, I want you to condense your thoughts down to a yes or no by assigning an appropriate weight to each factor. Was the acting so bad that it ruined the movie despite the good cinematography? For example, I found Mirror Mask enjoyable and would recommend it. They dreamed up and brought to life a fantastical world full of magic and wonder. The visuals are excellent. The story is mediocre, so you should watch it with the right expectations, but watch it nevertheless. The ability to distill something complex and multi-dimensional to a clear conclusion ("enjoyable and I recommend it" in the above paragraph) is a sign of clarity of thinking and expression. If you can't do that, I'll go by other people's ratings. Remember that the goal isn't to accurately capture one person's opinion, but to help potential viewers decide whether to watch it.