The director of "Roméo Juliette" Carlo Carre's traditional understanding of the film is superficial and fascinating. He and screenwriter Julian Fellows seemed determined to provide Shakespeare's enlightenment works for the "Twilight" generation
. In the film, Juliet played by Hailee Steinfeld obviously feels that the characters are not mature enough, and the actor has a sense of joy, but this sense of joy is put into the Renaissance era and plays an unfortunate lover, which makes the audience have no sense of substitution. Director Carlo Carre introduced her to the audience in an elongated, beaming close-up shot, but this shot seemed more suitable for toothpaste ads. Romeo, played by Douglas John Booth, is more proficient in his passionate tone, which is reinforced by his chiseled and beautiful face. But his charm is more like a fashion model than an actor
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Romeo and Juliet evaluation action
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Extended Reading
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Nurse: Why was the man so rude? He liked to use his tongue as a flame to wound a poor old woman.
Romeo: He's much enamored by the sound of his own voice.
Nurse: And you stand by and suffer such a knave to use me at his pleasure?
Romeo: If I knew any man to use you for his pleasure, my weapon would be quickly out, I swear.
Nurse: Now, before God, I'm so vexed. Every part about me quivers.
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Nurse: There's one thing more.
Romeo: What is it?
Nurse: There is a nobleman in town, one, Paris, who plans to marry and lie with her.
Romeo: Does she like him?
Nurse: Never! Should just as soon lay with a stinking toad! Her thoughts are with you.