Differences Between Romeo And Juliet 1968 And 1996
“Romeo, Romeo, wherefore are thou, Romeo?” These are word spoken by Juliet in both versions of the movie Romeo and Juliet Produced by Franco Zeffirilli in 1968 and Baz Luhrmann in 1966, Both the masquerade ball and the balcony scenes portray the characters of Romeo and Juliet very differently as well the overall production of the adopted versions of the plays.
In the masquerade ball in both are having a good time, but in the one in the 1968 scene its older, obviously and in the 1996 its more modern and looks more fun to be in. In the 1968 its more elegant from their generation and in the 1996 movie it’s more fun but still elegant as well. In the 1968 scene there’s not that much lighting and it looks dead, it doesn’t look that exciting. They’re
In the masquerade ball in both are having a good time, but in the one in the 1968 scene its older, obviously and in the 1996 its more modern and looks more fun to be in. In the 1968 its more elegant from their generation and in the 1996 movie it’s more fun but still elegant as well. In the 1968 scene there’s not that much lighting and it looks dead, it doesn’t look that exciting. They’re