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Analysis of the Film Version of Macbeth.
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ANALYSIS OF THE FILM VERSION OF MACBETH I have decided to look at the modern version of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Within this play, I will look at the costumes of the actors, the language and the setting of the play. The director of this film has decided not to go with the normal stereotypical Macbeth - as in the old style looks like costume and character. He has opted for a much more modern version of the play. Macbeth and the other men are normally draped in the old fashioned 'figure-hugging' tunics whilst clutching swords for their weapons. In this version though, top class suits have been chosen - black jacket and pants, with an ice white shirt. I believe that this outfit has been chosen to reflect the modern day image. When Macbeth becomes covered in Duncan's blood, the white of the shirt makes it stand out a lot more and makes it...
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