1. Romeo And Juliet
The scenery in Zeffirellis" film helps to clarify the meaning of the Elizabethan language that is being used in the production. The party held at the Capulet castle, where Romeo and Juliet meet, has the traditional historical English atmosphere: heavy curtains, stone pillars, and cold castle look. ... The language in both films is from the same era, the 16th Century. ... The mannerisms and language were appropriate for the era being portrayed in the film. However, in Lurhmann's film, the modernization of the film makes the traditional language seem out of place. ...
- Word Count: 834
- Approx Pages: 3
- Grade Level: High School