There are many different settings as well as different scenes in both the play and in the movie. ... The book shows how two lovers take their lives so that they can be together without anyone trying to keep them apart. ... Instantly they fall in love. ... What's a Montague? ... "Whats in a name?" ...
What makes Baz Luhrmann's film of Romeo and Juliet a memorable film? ... The two gangs are set apart by very different dress trends. ... He is alone and isolated and the shot makes him look small the sun is also setting to show sadness. ... These both are more complex than what they seem. ... Their conflict is very western style as they stand apart from each other. ...
He gets so angry that the audience do not know what to expect from him. ... She uses religious imagery to disguise what she is doing. ... Falling in love should be a good thing and Juliet should be delighted at how things went with Romeo, at first she enjoys the thrill and excitement of their conversation but then the inner conflicts are starting to materialise and she realises what she is doing, her conscience is telling her to stop but her heart is telling her to carry on. ... This creates dramatic tension because the audience do not know how far things are going to progress between the two ...
