... -invented again with the younger generation through Romeo and Juliet, taking away the perception of Shakespeare as being a boring English class siting and reading through plays, and the idea of a musical film was re-invented in Moulin Rouge. All of these factors draw the audience further into the films allowing them to connect on a more personal level and relate to each one in a specific way. The three films ... the ending to be visualised on screen, as they already know it is going to happen but are more interested in how it will be portrayed. This factor is highly relevant in Moulin Ro...

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... in a play, due to the fact that language is the reader's personal link to the play's story line. Through the use of good language, the author is able to maintain a firm grasp on the reader's attention. Another powerful part of the play is the scenery. The scenery involved throughout the ... The textual version of Romeo and Juliet is altered to give a new understanding to the modern world via the film version; mainly in the opening scene through use of modern scenery, language, and armory. The most powerful aspect of any Shakespearean play is the dialect contained throughout the literary ...

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