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Romeo And Juliet Movie Analysis

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ROYAL THIMPHU COLLEGE Assignment Submission Cover Page Name: Babita Gurung Enrollment No: 200407 Program/Section: BA Eng Evs / CE ‘A’ Submission Date: 10/10/2014 Module: Literature Module Tutor: Anurag Kumar Pandey Assignment Description (in brief): “Comparison of Romeo and Juliet Movie from Shakespearean Text Book” Academic Integrity and Anti-Plagiarism Pledge I hereby declare that this assignment is my own work and written in my own words. I have not copied from, or shared substantial information about, this assignment with any other student (except as required for group assignments). Use of Sources: As is expected in academic writing, I have read and studied source materials (articles, essays, news, books, magazines, journals, in …show more content…

Such acts like creative paintings, endless process, recycling and not productive. Beside these movies are found relying on materials, tools and mainly on screen play. By watching film experiences it is more sensory because of melodies and feelings. It cannot be describe like literature because it can change the pace (short lightening, speeds, etc). While making movies translation is used mainly to set the timings. Real time verses filmic time because of this reason film is limited, pace, transition …show more content…

The new version movie is charming converted into modern movie of the 16th century Drama. In modern movie play, roles of drug are strong and it is meant for the youth. It has drastic change in terms of fashionable weapons, costumes, casting and music. From the beginning of the play till the end fashionable costumes and gadgets have established, bearing respective house names in modern cars and pistols have proven their personal identity. Some main characters signify signals like Capulets in black colour dress (villain), Juliet in pure white dress (virgin), Fair Lawrence with Christianity symbol at back side of his body (Paganism). (Tori

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