The two movies I have in mind is the story of Hansel and Gretel Walt Disney's Tim Burton version and Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters by Tommy Wirkola. Each of the movies are definately adapted for a specific audience. Due to the use of background effects and adaptations in certain scenes it defines scary moments for the viewer timed at just the right moment.
In both versions they are similar by using live actors and have background music. Other similar ways are how the movies use props in a scene for added effect in order to show where Hansel and Gretel lived out in the woods in a cottage. Another part is where Hansel and Gretel work together to try and escape the witch's house. While watching both movies a person feels sympathy for Hansel
In both versions they are similar by using live actors and have background music. Other similar ways are how the movies use props in a scene for added effect in order to show where Hansel and Gretel lived out in the woods in a cottage. Another part is where Hansel and Gretel work together to try and escape the witch's house. While watching both movies a person feels sympathy for Hansel