Such worries are, however compensates for by the film's engaging, often poignant characterisations. In the sentence above poignant.has the same or almost the same meaning as: remarkable movies dramatic creative

The word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as "poignant" in the given sentence is **dramatic**. Poignant refers to something that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret. In the context of characterizations, poignant suggests they are emotionally moving, often in a sad or touching way. "Dramatic" captures this sense of emotional impact.<br /><br />Here's why the other options are incorrect:<br /><br />* **Remarkable:** While poignant characterizations might be remarkable, the core meaning of remarkable is "worthy of attention; striking." It doesn't necessarily imply sadness or regret.<br />* **Movies:** This is irrelevant to the meaning of poignant.<br />* **Creative:** Poignant characterizations could be a result of creativity, but the word itself doesn't describe the emotional impact.<br />