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The idea that infatuation can develop so quickly is an interesting one and one that is explored in both the play and the film
It is interesting because an audience can contemplate the nature of infatuation and decide whether or not such feelings are wise or foolish.
Luhrmanns film captures this idea and keeps it interesting for a contemporary film audience. In the corresponding scene, Luhrmann underscores the action with action and romantic non-diegetic music to enhance the idea young love. The casting of young actors further develops this idea. The setting becomes highly symbolic in this scene. The pool being a symbol of life and energy and the Romanesque mansion acting as a visual metaphor, bringing the old text into a new medium. Close-up shots are used prominently in tis scene to capture the pyous looks on the actors' faces. In this scene it would seem as though looks on the actor's faces. In this scene it would seem as though Luhrmann at least, believes in the idea of young infatuation and the universal nature of young love and in following one's heart and desires, in such a way he keeps this idea interesting.
'he idea that infatuation can develop so quickly is an interesting one and one that is explored in both the play and the film
It is interesting because an audience can contemplate the nature of infatuation and decide whether or not such feelings are wise or foolish.
Luhrmanns film captures this idea and keeps it interesting for a contemporary film audience. In the corresponding scene, Luhrmann underscores the action with action and romantic non-diegetic music to enhance the idea young love. The casting of young actors further develops this idea. The setting becomes highly symbolic in this scene. The pool being a symbol of life and energy and the Romanesque mansion acting as a visual metaphor, bringing the old text into a new medium. Close-up shots are used prominently in tis scene to capture the pyous looks on the actors' faces. In this scene
It is interesting because an audience can contemplate the nature of infatuation and decide whether or not such feelings are wise or foolish.
Luhrmanns film captures this idea and keeps it interesting for a contemporary film audience. In the corresponding scene, Luhrmann underscores the action with action and romantic non-diegetic music to enhance the idea young love. The casting of young actors further develops this idea. The setting becomes highly symbolic in this scene. The pool being a symbol of life and energy and the Romanesque mansion acting as a visual metaphor, bringing the old text into a new medium. Close-up shots are used prominently in tis scene to capture the pyous looks on the actors' faces. In this scene it would seem as though looks on the actor's faces. In this scene it would seem as though Luhrmann at least, believes in the idea of young infatuation and the universal nature of young love and in following one's heart and desires, in such a way he keeps this idea interesting.
'he idea that infatuation can develop so quickly is an interesting one and one that is explored in both the play and the film
It is interesting because an audience can contemplate the nature of infatuation and decide whether or not such feelings are wise or foolish.
Luhrmanns film captures this idea and keeps it interesting for a contemporary film audience. In the corresponding scene, Luhrmann underscores the action with action and romantic non-diegetic music to enhance the idea young love. The casting of young actors further develops this idea. The setting becomes highly symbolic in this scene. The pool being a symbol of life and energy and the Romanesque mansion acting as a visual metaphor, bringing the old text into a new medium. Close-up shots are used prominently in tis scene to capture the pyous looks on the actors' faces. In this scene