How does one crack into the movie reviewing

business?

Well, assuming you aren't already trained in journalism (with a degree and/or relevant work experience), I expect there are three things you could do to try it.First, one of the most common ways to break into the business is to get a (usually unpaid) internship at a magazine, newspaper, or professional content website. This can help you build contacts as well as learn what these publications are really looking for. If you are young and can afford to take an unpaid internship, this may be the most effective avenue.Second, you can start a website (or post to an existing website) devoted to movie reviews. Post well-written, high quality reviews to build a portfolio of work to show potential employers. Try to promote your reviews online so that you can build a fanbase as well as get good feedback to improve your work.Third, you can start talking with publishers who might be interested in having reviews. Local community or alternative newspapers, semi-professional websites, and other similar publications may not be able to pay you (or pay you much), but they may be stepping stones to a paid career.Good luck!