Mary Shelley's Frankenstein,1994 Movie directed by kenneth branagh. And Pride and Prejudice, 2005 Movie directed by Joe Wright.Movie review

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                         Frankenstien Movie review


     Recently i watched this movie. it's based on Mary Shelley's book i enjoyed it for students like us who study literature in english this movie very helpfull to understand novel. 

we can find some differences in movie and the original text.
      

Aspect1994 MovieOriginal Text
Director/AuthorKenneth BranaghMary Shelley
ToneDramatic, Gothic, and visually intenseGothic, philosophical
Plot FocusEmphasis on action and horrorPhilosophical exploration of creation, guilt
Character DepthSimplified for dramatic effectDeep psychological insights
ElizabethMore prominent role in the movie, dramatic deathLess emphasis on her character
EndingAltered for cinematic impactMore ambiguous, philosophical conclusion

In the end of the movie we can find Elizabeth alive again and monster or victor both died togetherand monster done agnisanskar of victor but in the novel we can not find such elements.this movie is well scripted and well acted.


Pride and Prejudice Movie review


In this novel we can find some differences here are some :
Aspect2005 MovieOriginal Text
Director/AuthorJoe WrightJane Austen
ToneRomantic, visually lushSatirical, social commentary
Character DepthCondensed for film; some characters less developedRich character development
Elizabeth BennetEmphasized for cinematic portrayalComplex, witty, and independent
Mr. DarcyMore visibly emotional and broodingReserved and develops gradually
DialogueModernized and shortenedOriginal, witty, and detailed
SettingBeautiful countryside visualsDescriptive passages, rich in detail
Plot FocusRomance and visual appealSocial structures, class, and personal growth

Recently i watched this movie i can enjoyed it .well acted or well scripted.





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