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    Of Being a virgin viewer of Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet‚ I found myself dissatisfied as I began to see the famous balcony scene reveal itself on the courtyard floor. “Where is the barrier‚ the ‘stony limits’ that separates the lovers from each other?” I inquired. How could the most renowned scene of William Shakespeare’s most popular play be missing? I continued to watch in astonishment as the daring scene developed into a masterpiece. Baz Luhrmann and Franco Zeffirelli both achieved

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    help of sound effects‚ costumes‚ and visual movements. Undoubtedly‚ both Zeffirelli and luhrmann have majorly had the sound effects of their movies to support their conflict scenes. Zeffirelli had used the orchestra to create a dramatic tension for the viewers or the clanks of the swords as they clashed together moments before the death of Tybalt as he fought with Romeo‚ similarly the sound effects luhrmann had used were the rap music to give off the gangster vibe of danger or the gunshots between

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    inventiveness and cleverness in The Great Gatsby was reconstructed into a film in the year of 2013 directed by Baz Luhrmann. Although Luhmann took the great writer’s words and transformed them wonderfully into a motion picture‚ he added his own ideas to it to make it seem more modern. Luhrmann’s changes are most recognizable in his choice of details‚ music‚ and the scene concepts. Nevertheless‚ Luhrmann was still able to bring Fitzgerald’s novel to life through his own replica of each character and the important

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    irony> Romeo’s death by Tybalt> Romeo kill Tybalt> Mercutio describes his death. * M&BV‚ Biased to Romeo (NOT) Tybalt better fighter. * (L8) “Challenge”> Dramatic irony‚ Tybalt can’t move on (Act 1 Scene 5) * (L12-16) M(extended metaphor) > “Romeo is already dead”(Romeo will be killed by Tybalt) (Heartbroken Rosaline ‘Crippled by cupids arrow’ * T “Prince of cats”> 9 lives/immortal> Familiar(Witches devils etc) “Prince” * Tybalt there to fight Romeo‚ but

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    Assignment 6 Final draft 10-12-11 Appearance: Does it Really Tell the Truth? We’ve all done it‚ desired something based solely on its looks only to find out that “All that glitters is not gold.” The age old phrase tells us that first impressions‚ in many cases‚ can be deceptive. Wanting something simply for its outward appearance can result in misfortune and disappointment. Be wary of what the eyes want because the appearance of material things‚ marketing appeal and yes‚ even

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    William Shakespeare‚ has appeared in many mediums of art throughout the years. Nearly every artist who has sunk their teeth into this classical piece of literature has added their own twist to change the effect the piece has on the viewer; in 1996 Baz Luhrmann came out with his own film version of the classic tale. Like most recreated versions he made many impactful changes that overall added to the drama at the end of the play. For example he chooses to show that the law is chasing Romeo‚ takes out

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    Interpretation of Literature 6 December 2013 The Great Gatsby: Luhrmann v. Fitzgerald From super evildoer Tom Buchanan‚ to a modernistic‚ rap party‚ the Great Gatsby‚ directed by Baz Luhrmann‚ contrasts the written version of the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald in many ways. This contrast provided by the movie creates a different interpretation of the intended meaning and importance of the characters‚ scenes‚ and images in the written version. This is evident through the emphasis or importance

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    We should also really blame Tybalt‚ which is the troublemaker‚ for the death of star-crossed lovers. Tybalt had always started some brawls with the Montague. The day of the party had come‚ the Capulets welcomed guests to the party and invited everyone to get their groove on. While everybody was having a good time‚ Romeo saw Juliet dancing and fell in love at first sight. Meanwhile‚ Tybalt recognized Romeo. Blood boiled and his temper went up. Tybalt told Lord Capulet that he was going to beat up

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    Hello family and loved ones of Tybalt. You all know me as Lady Capulet. In our family‚ Tybalt was a cousin‚ a nephew‚ my nephew‚ a husband‚ and also the most recent death in the family. I know this is a sad day as one of the strongest Capulets has been killed. We are gathered here today to celebrate his life and death and to also clear up for some people what actually happened the night he so sadly died. The night he was murdered was the saddest deaths we have had in a long time. That night‚ he was

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    In William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet‚ Juliet’s cousin Tybalt is portrayed as an aggressive character who despises all who belongs to the House of Montague. Both arrogant and hotheaded‚ Tybalt is proud of being a Capulet‚ and does not possess an ounce of countenance at the mere mention of the name Montague. Tybalt’s challenge to Romeo poses as the greater threat to the “well-being” of Romeo and Juliet’s relationship in comparison to Count Paris’s eagerness to marry Juliet in that his distaste

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