... death-marked" lovers (Shakespeare 1). Throughout the play as a reader it is sensed as well as assumed that the hatred between both families goes back centuries. The modern movie version of the play, Romeo and Juliet, differs from Shakespeare's play in setting and clothing, how the characters meet, how the lovers take their lives, ... an example of one of Shakespeare's greatest plays. The story takes place in Verona, Mantua. Baz Lubrmann sets the modern day version William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet in Verona Beach, Florida in a modern day society. There are many different settings a...

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... of lack of appreciation, Delacroix's alternative motive is to some up with something so offensive that the end result will be his termination from the company. Delacroix comes up with a modern interpretation of a minstrel show, "Mantan the New Millennium Minstrel Show". Minstrel shows of yesteryear-portrayed black actors as what Lee says, "coons and buffoons" In today's light Davidson recalls, "feelings ... cases that have been fought to take this kind of degrading entertainment off the air only to again be shown and accepted. The scene I found most profound was in the dance studio wher...

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... You was not set in the 16th century. The Taming of the Shrew was not set in 1999. Ten Things I Hate About You was set in a modern high school setting in Padua California. Taming of the Shrew is set in Padua Italy and Verona Italy. Throughout the works You one saw how there was many ... sees how Baptista was very controlling and demanding.. Throughout the works there were many plot differences. Ten Things I Hate About You there was younger characters and there was modern technology. Ten Things I Hate About You there were teachers and guidance counselors this was a major plot difference. I...

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... I noticed the variation and links between the costume designs of the two movies. Disney's version shows a Traditional, Classical design whereas the Albert and Hammerstein Movie of Cinderella had more brighter, modern costumes. It was almost as though they were living in a Toy Land, everything was so over-the-top and exaggerated that sometimes it was hard to believe that these were ... made the prince look the part handsome, rich, sophisticated, everything a prince is supposed to be. No wonder why all the women in the kingdom wanted to marry him. Music and Dance The music in both of the ...

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Lagaan is considered to be a modern classic of Indian cinema, Lagaan tells the story of a central Indian farming village. This isn't the usual boy-meets-girl, boy falls in love with girl, then song and dance sequences, parents objecting to their marriage, boy fighting for girl and finally a union and boy and girl live happily ever after. This movie is about people struggling ... ...

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The traditional "good" woman has many stereotypical characteristics. She doesn't talk to men first and doesn't ask them to dance but waits for them to approach her. Rushing into sex never happens. In fact, more than casual kissing on the first date is a rarity. If you want to get into ... mate, many of her reservations seemed no longer as strong. She went out of that strict characteristic of the "good" woman and took on those of the more of the "modern day". ...

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... important theme in the movie because the whole movie was based on the facts of gender expectations. Also it showed the difficulties of the gender expectations had brought in our modern society. The theme of gender expectation was showed clearly in the movie of Billy Elliot. The story was based in 1948 in Durham where mining strike occurred against Magaret thatcher ... . A boy being a ballerina is unthinkable. Billy faces his problems of depression for he is forbid to do ballet. Anger at the gender expectations in the world. Sadness for he cannot dance. In the movie we mostly see Billy sm...

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