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these screenings ‘Romeo and Juliet’ has always been a graceful and rewarding theme. Rewarding figuratively and literary, as the producers could in fact acquire a great income due to the popularity of the film. Such was the case with the ‘Romeo and Juliet’ directed by Baz Luhrmann and screened in 1996. It earned their creators 46 mln dollars in the first 12 weeks of screening and gained eight prestigious awards, among which were four BAFTA awards, and over a dozen other nominations. What was the secret

against the dominance of men in general perspectives. Though men represent monsters in films and may reflect the truth and reality, Carpenters’ Halloween gives his onlookers a headlight that gender equality remains strong and that women nowadays learn to withstand against all odds.

television film by Uli Edel Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny (1996) is historically accurate to some degree. This film review will address three points: what was seen in the film, what Edel portrayed incorrectly in the film and examples of factors that lead to the fall of Czar that were disregarded by Edel in Rasputin. These points will discuss to what degree does Edel correctly portray the events leading up to Rasputin’s assassination and the death of the Imperial family. What we see in the film The

Over the last decade, while the U.S. based Eastman Kodak Company was sleeping, the Japanese firm Fuji Photo Film opened its first film-production plant in the U.S., cut prices, marketed aggressively and stole valuable market share. Kodak maintains that it will not engage in a price war to win customers back, due to potential profit erosion. The inroads that Fuji has made

families, the Capulets and the Montagues. The two star-crossed lovers proceed to take their own lives, after believing their beloved has been condemned to death by fate. The play has been adapted into several different films, including the 1968 version directed by Franco Zeffirelli, and the 1996 version directed by Baz Luhrmann. Zeffirelli selected Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey to play the roles of Romeo and Juliet, while Luhrmann chose Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes to play the same roles respectively

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Franco Zeffirelli both directed their own “Romeo and Juliet” films. The two films are being based on how the directors interpreted the original play. Even though the 1996 version done by Luhrmann has a modern and playful view, it just doesn’t match up to the original piece as well as the 1968 version directed by Franco Zeffirelli. Zeffirelli portrays Juliet to be youthful, innocent, and new to the world of love and lust. But in Luhrmann’s film; he presents Juliet as manipulative and experienced. She

of the most famous line written by Shakespeare himself in his 1594 play “Romeo and Juliet”. For years this has been a classic play but can you ever really make a film just as good? Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 film “Romeo+ Juliet “ a modern interpretation of the classic Romeo and Juliet. Although the real question here is did Luhrmann’s 1996 film stay true to Shakespeare's 1594 classic play Although there are many differences like when Romeo drinks the poison in the play but in the movie he takes drugs before

play by William Shakespeare, is a plot concerning prohibited fondness between Romeo and Juliet, affiliates of adversary households, and it finishes with the dreadful decease of the love ones. The two films that capture the awful love story of Romeo and Juliet are the Zeffirelli version in 1968 and the 1996 Luhrmann version. Both movies create their own perspective of Romeo and Juliet. We could note one difference concerning the staging of two movies. In the 1968 version the setting is set in a type

Stereotype is considering to be "A fixed, over generalized belief about a particular group or class of people." (Cardwell, 1996). Having a form of judgment on a social group or an individual based upon there characterizes or lifestyle they live. Do the right thing is a 1989 comedy-drama film directed and written by Spike Lee take place over the hottest day on a block in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Lee plays Mookie who is a 25- year old man who is determining to make a better living for himself