Throughout history, Shakespeare’s work has been used as inspiration for various artists. Artists have created their own interpretation of Shakespeare plays which have resulted in many creative works. For example, Romeo and Julie have been used to inspire movies like the modern interpretation Romeo and Juliet by Baz Luhrmann or Gnome and Juliet, which divides the same plot but with an animated twist. The Bad Sleep Well is another example of a movie inspired by Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. The plot is inspired by one of the scenes in the play. This particular interpretation of Hamlet differs substantially from the original play, but it still conserves some of the themes and relationships which Shakespeare wrote about.
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For example the relationship between the lead characters and their fathers. Nishi is a son which is forgotten when the bosses of his father ask him to marry another woman to advance his position. While Hamlet is the legitimate son of old Hamlet. The relationship which Hamlet build with his father is not discussed throughout the play, but it seems as if were strong due to the troubles which hamlet goes through to avenge him. Nishi and his father had a relationship built on lies; Nishi believed that his fathers were dead while his true father was the individuals which he called “uncle.”
In the film Nishi becomes someone else in order to wed the daughter of the vice president. This is not exactly what Hamlet does, but it can be compared, Hamlet either acts as is he were crazy or become mad due to the revenge plot. Both of the characters ' evolve characters which are not like themselves in order to be able to go through their schemes.
The film resolutions are also very different. In Hamlet most of the main characters die due to the characters desire for revenge and all the conspires within the play. However, in the film the individuals who die are Nishi and Wada, one of the accomplices of the Public Corporation, and another accomplice. The villain, the vice president, does not kill himself and is not killed by Nishi. The play and film and very
The film took place in the …show more content…
For example the relationship between the lead characters and their fathers. Nishi is a son which is forgotten when the bosses of his father ask him to marry another woman to advance his position. While Hamlet is the legitimate son of old Hamlet. The relationship which Hamlet build with his father is not discussed throughout the play, but it seems as if were strong due to the troubles which hamlet goes through to avenge him. Nishi and his father had a relationship built on lies; Nishi believed that his fathers were dead while his true father was the individuals which he called “uncle.”
In the film Nishi becomes someone else in order to wed the daughter of the vice president. This is not exactly what Hamlet does, but it can be compared, Hamlet either acts as is he were crazy or become mad due to the revenge plot. Both of the characters ' evolve characters which are not like themselves in order to be able to go through their schemes.
The film resolutions are also very different. In Hamlet most of the main characters die due to the characters desire for revenge and all the conspires within the play. However, in the film the individuals who die are Nishi and Wada, one of the accomplices of the Public Corporation, and another accomplice. The villain, the vice president, does not kill himself and is not killed by Nishi. The play and film and very