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Romeo and Juliet Scene Comparison Essay
By: Ganeem Juneja
Rome and Juliet Comparative Essay Romeo and Juliet is a very famous play written by William Shakespeare. It is a tragic story about two star crossed lovers as they try to find a place in the world together without dealing with the rivalry between their families. A lot of movies have been made to re-enact this play. Out of all the re-enactments, two movies will be the focus. Both the movies have taken an entirely different approach of the play. The movie by Franco Zeffirelli is more classic and traditional, whereas Baz Luhrmann's movie is much more modern. Shakespeare intended something's from every scene in this play. When both the movies are compared Franco Zeffirelli's version interoperates Act 1, Scene 5 better, as it efficiently communicates the intentions of Shakespeare of love at first sight, engaging the audience's interest and showcase of caution by the lovers. Franco Zeffirelli analysis of Act 1, Scene 5 is more preferable then that of Baz Luhrmann because he creates the feeling of love at first sight in a more effective manner. In Zeffirelli's movie, Romeo sees Juliet first in the dance room at the Capulet's where he falls in love with her immediately. As a result his face lights up and he adores her as she dances with her family. Juliet does not acknowledge Romeo at the same time, but when she does she steals quick glances of Romeo and amores him even when he is disguised under a mask. At this point in time Romeo starts questioning his love for Rosaline and her beauty. He also talks about Juliet's beauty and says that her beauty outshines the beauty of every other women. The way both of them stare at each other while they dance indicates young love, passion and admiration. Afterwards when they both talk about their feelings they just kiss once and try to talk more. They don't care about kissing but they admire each other and stare at each other for a extensive
By: Ganeem Juneja
Rome and Juliet Comparative Essay Romeo and Juliet is a very famous play written by William Shakespeare. It is a tragic story about two star crossed lovers as they try to find a place in the world together without dealing with the rivalry between their families. A lot of movies have been made to re-enact this play. Out of all the re-enactments, two movies will be the focus. Both the movies have taken an entirely different approach of the play. The movie by Franco Zeffirelli is more classic and traditional, whereas Baz Luhrmann's movie is much more modern. Shakespeare intended something's from every scene in this play. When both the movies are compared Franco Zeffirelli's version interoperates Act 1, Scene 5 better, as it efficiently communicates the intentions of Shakespeare of love at first sight, engaging the audience's interest and showcase of caution by the lovers. Franco Zeffirelli analysis of Act 1, Scene 5 is more preferable then that of Baz Luhrmann because he creates the feeling of love at first sight in a more effective manner. In Zeffirelli's movie, Romeo sees Juliet first in the dance room at the Capulet's where he falls in love with her immediately. As a result his face lights up and he adores her as she dances with her family. Juliet does not acknowledge Romeo at the same time, but when she does she steals quick glances of Romeo and amores him even when he is disguised under a mask. At this point in time Romeo starts questioning his love for Rosaline and her beauty. He also talks about Juliet's beauty and says that her beauty outshines the beauty of every other women. The way both of them stare at each other while they dance indicates young love, passion and admiration. Afterwards when they both talk about their feelings they just kiss once and try to talk more. They don't care about kissing but they admire each other and stare at each other for a extensive