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Compare the opening scenes of the two 'Romeo and Juliet' films.
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Compare the opening scenes of the two 'Romeo and Juliet' films In this essay I will be comparing two Romeo and Juliet films done by different directors at different times. The first film I will be comparing was directed by Franco Zeffirelli in 1968, which is considered the older version and the other film I will be comparing was directed by Baz Luhrmann in 1996 and this is considered the more recent version of Romeo and Juliet. For each film I will be comparing the opening prologue and opening scene, which lasts about 10 minutes, and both films differ in the way the scenes are set out and shown to the audience. In the more recent film of Romeo and Juliet the prologue is presented in many different ways. The first image to appear on the screen is a television with a newsreader, reading out the prologue, as if it is...
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