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The three versions of Hamlet each showcase a new and unique interpretation of Hamlet’s famous soliloquy, “To be or not to be”. Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of Hamlet released in 1990, Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation in 1996, and lastly the latest modern adaption out of the three, Michael Almereyda’s released in 2000. However, there are certain choices that the directors made that enhanced and built-upon the original Hamlet play. Kenneth Branagh’s rendition is the most effective version due to…

to provide a movie based on real life situations. These kinds of movies are easier to do as compared to those that need various effects. They require real places for the setting and minimal fancy things to make the scenes seem real. In the newer version of The Parent Trap, differences in culture of the twins was depicted by making one of them a typical American child and the other one a more conservative British child. For the dialogues, the actors used simple English. Transitions for the…

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(James, Merickel). She then tells the version that, if we were able to re-write stories to be whatever we liked them to be, would have happened. In the second version, Rains End replaces Aunt May. She and the lion derived an understanding. May allows the lion to pass on in peace, while offering shade and comfort in the last dying minutes of its noble life. The storyteller offers the lion back to May. The second version is a gift to her and homage to an improved version of the truth. “It’s still…

called The Getaway by Jim Thompson, which published in 1958. The first movie came out at 1972 and the second came out at 1994. The first movie earned over $36 million in USA. And the remake earned $30 million. The story line are so similar. The first version movie is that Carter “Doc” McCoy was in jail at Texas. He told his wife, Carol, to do anything in order to have a deal with Jack Beyon, who was immoral businessman. Beyon used his power and got Doc a paroled, but he needed Doc to rob a bank…

Jeanne-Marie LePrince de Beaumont’s print version and Disney’s 1991 film edition of Beauty and the Beast both convey the message of how one must sacrifice something to show their true love towards another, however Disney’s version of the story sends the message more effectively. In Beaumont’s version of the story, when Beauty’s father, the merchant leaves the village, Beauty requests for a rose upon his arrival to the village. After Beauty discovers her father is imprisoned in the Beast’s castle…

upon would be out. o Since we assume the version that Saks has is the first version, those terms that are in Maller’s version, which are materially different will be out. o “If the Destruction is partial, Tenant shall complete the restoration within 90 days after the Destruction. If the Destruction is total, Tenant shall complete the restoration within 180 days after the Destruction.” Is materially different and will be left out because in the Saks’ version, rather than forcing them restore…

In The Simpsons’ version, Groening tends to exaggerate many things. Also, he likes to create a humorous mood, but for many, it’s pathetic, and it’s an obnoxious. “The Raven” is not a joke, but Matt Groening makes it like one. Throughout “The Raven” Edgar Allan Poe sets…

One would have no idea while watching the modern day Disney versions of Cinderella, that this tale was once horrific in nature. Other Disney tales with this type of dark past include: “Snow White,” “Rapunzel,” and “Sleeping Beauty.” The Disney Corporation has been able to profit from the rewriting of classic folktales and turning them into what you see today, as the modified and child friendly versions, of the original stories that would have focused originally on darker meanings…

their inevitable conclusion. My main points of reference will be Charles Perrault’s Little Red Riding Hood, both Hans Christian Andersen and Walt Disney’s versions of The Little Mermaid, as well as Disney’s more recent film Brave. My aim is to uncover whether or not the genre can be defined by this single motif, particularly by highlighting versions that do not end this way. I will assert that fairy tales are in fact not undeniably heteronormative. The fluid nature of the tale sees that they…