'To criticise something on the ground of...'?

[Mehrgan]

Hi all,
I'd appreciate it if you could help me with this sentence. If we wanted to mention the elements in a film (the cast, the story, etc.) which are going to be criticised, then what would be the right we can say that?

The film will be criticised by/on the ground of it's actors...?


What is wrong with this sentence?



Many thanks, and sorry if the question sounds ridiculous!

[5jj]

If we wanted to mention the elements in a film (the cast, the story, etc.) which are going to be criticised, then what would be the right way we can say that?

The film will be criticised by/on the ground of it's actors...?

It's 'its actors' - no apostrophe.

I don't really think you can say it in this way. I would say something like, "The focuses of attention for the criticism of the film will be: the actors, the director, ...". Others may come up with better ideas.

[Mehrgan]

It's 'its actors' - no apostrophe.

I don't really think you can say it in this way. I would say something like, "The focuses of attention for the criticism of the film will be: the actors, the director, ...". Others may come up with better ideas.

Many thanks for the note!