Carmen: A Hip Hopera, depends on a musical drama from the nineteenth century. It mixes an affection musical drama with a considerable measure of advanced rap and hip bounce. Beyonce plays Carmen …show more content…
"Carmen" gives a sharp mixing of 'music video' and 'romantic tale'. It is significantly a "Music Television." Having a musical show in rap is a superior thought in idea than in execution; music is similarly as vital to the frame as words, yet umpteen expressions tumbling out with no genuine song behind them is at last genuinely monotonous; they should be in a quick talking challenge for all the great it does. Robert Townsend demands over-coordinating the motion picture with delicate concentration, quick rehashing of shots, moderate movement and so on., yet everything it does is make the film appear to be much more like an awful music video than it as of now …show more content…
R&B artist Beyoncé Knowles is Carmen, and she assumed an uncommon part as Carmen. The story is a worthy refresh of the first musical show, as all the real subjects stay set up: eagerness, predetermination, and the ruining force of enthusiasm and sexuality. Be that as it may, without the music (none of which remains, put something aside for a short reverberate of the title topic), this variant has a craving for simply an exaggerated cleanser musical