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Similarities Between Gnomeo And Juliet
In the movie “Gnomeo and Juliet”, both families have an extreme hatred for each other. With this evidence, it was clear that the theme of the film was that revenge is never the key to success. In the production, it showed that no matter how hard the gnomes would try to sabotage and pull pranks on each other, at the end it didn’t make anyone feel good on the inside but even worse on the outside. This theme was expressed in the scene where Tybalt cut off Benny’s hat and Gnomeo wanted to get revenge by cutting off Tybalt’s hat. The two were then trying to hurt one other while they were on an uncontrolled lawn mower which then leads to Tybalt being crushed into the wall. Gnomeo wanted revenge for Benny’s hat and thought at the end it would make

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