Shakespeare in Love

Eliezer 2022-04-23 07:01:28

The whole play uses a Shakespeare style to modify the lines from beginning to end, and it becomes the life language of the characters in the play. There is a sense of "life is like a play, and play is like life". The performance and lines are very demanding, and the skills of these actors are brought into full play, allowing the audience to experience the beauty of language! The plot gradually transforms the love between Shakespeare and Viola into the classic "Romeo and Juliet" that has been circulated in the world. In addition, several fights in the play are integrated into the dramatic presentation method, coupled with rhythmic music, which is intense and smooth. In addition, the tone in the play is also very particular. The director fills the buildings and scenes in the movie with neutral tones such as gray and brown, which were popular in the Elizabeth I period, and uses red, which is close to orange, to strongly stimulate the relationship between the hero and heroine. The love and lust of the spectators also enhance the viewer's body temperature and perception. There are also some funny scenes, such as the heroine's nurse moving in a rocking chair and shaking it outside the door to cover up the love between the hero and heroine, which also makes the film add some comedy adjustments to the overall slightly obscure dramatic atmosphere. . Of course, Shakespeare's performance in the play is always in a state of excitement, even close to madness. This exaggeration may be an almost artistic exaggeration of Shakespeare, a poet and literary genius! ?

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  • Ludwig 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    A grand love story of romantic love~ The actors are very Thearte ``Finnes' tune is very good~ It's a grand love...

  • Demond 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    In fact, it's a pretty bad movie~ I don't know how it got the best Oscar movie~ It's okay to relax after dinner~

Shakespeare in Love quotes

  • William Shakespeare: You will never age for me, nor fade, nor die.

    Viola De Lesseps: Nor you, for me.

    William Shakespeare: Goodbye, my love. A thousand times goodbye.

    Viola De Lesseps: Write me well.

  • [about Marlowe's death in a tavern]

    Ned Alleyn: A quarrel about the bill.

    Philip Henslowe: The bill! Ah, vanity, vanity!

    Ned Alleyn: Not the billing - the BILL!