Tuesday, April 17, 2012

First Ghost Scene

The first scene with Mel Gibson and the Ghost was very melo, and calm. The fact that the ghost was so old made it more non believable than the other scenes that were shown. Even though the scene seemed calm there was still no passion behind it. If I were to re create the scene differently I would display more emotion from Hamlet because he was quiet and calm.
The second scene was really creative in the way the ghost was displayed. The ghost was there but not really there because his face was shown but it was hard to see because of the setting in the scene. Also the creativity in this scene was shown when there was a flashback of how Hamlets father died. This lets us grasp the storyline behind the play into a visual perspective.
The third scene was modernized which made it hard to understand why there would be a modern version of Hamlet. They spoke in Old English and lived in a modern time which made it seem like an oxymoron. The ghost was touching Hamlet to much and it seemed as if he wasnt a ghost and was alive.

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