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The music video debuted on MTV on September 8, 2010. Ketchum III of HipHopDX wrote a more positive review: "Even though 'Make A Movie' is formulaic, it wins with its cheesy porno references, a solid Chris Brown chorus, and a silky instrumental." RapReviews was also positive about the song: "there are songs like 'Make a Movie' featuring Chris Brown which harken back to the freak flop flow of ' Slow Jamz', with the perfectly contradictory combination of fast slung lyrics to slow quiet storm grooves." Music video Like much of Twista's more radio ready work, it's not particularly impressive, but unless you're dead set against having a good time you won't be able to stop your head from nodding." William E. also wrote a mixed review: "Make a Movie, a quasi-R rated jam that brings on recovering superstar Chris Brown for a Kardashian inspired ode to cinematic intercourse. AllMusic's David Jeffries was also critical: "when Twista compares his shutter speed to his sex speed on 'Make a Movie', it's a cringe-worthy moment even R. The critical reception to "Make A Movie" was generally mixed. The song was described by Rap-Up as "Twista spiting his rapid flow while Chris Brown croons over the seductive track." Critical reception Twista explained that the collaboration came around due to mutual respect between the two. The collaboration was said to be unexpected and geared towards a pop audience. The original version of the track featured T-Pain on the hook but the final version features Chris Brown. The song was put down as being unoriginal, as there been other songs titled "Make a Movie" about making sex tapes, such as "Make a Movie" by Chamillionaire, which Twista is featured on.