Directed by Kevin Lima, Enchanted is an award winning movie. The film has a consistent theme of strong women with a diverse range of twists and turns on notorious fairytales. The main character Giselle experiences the most significant transformation. Throughout the film she influences other characters to changing for the better. Along the way Giselle begins to compare the differences between the fantasizing world of Andalasia and New York - the city of lights. First of all, Giselle starts to compare the contrast of living in Andalasia and New York. In Andalasia Giselle has an almost perfect life, with singing and charming animals to accompany her as well as no risks in sight. The narrator uses the famous line ‘Once upon a time’ whilst an …show more content…
Lima uses a birds eye view to show Giselles struggle with the busy crowd. Giselle experiences her first feeling of anger with Robert, Lima uses her innocence to create humor in dialogue when she is happy about feeling angry. In the argument she shouted, ‘ ..you make me so..so..angry!’ In contrast, one morning Giselle appears as a motherly figure in Robert’s eyes because she made breakfast with Morgan eating away before school. Giselle matured by teaching Edward about a ball, a date, and the New York culture. When Edward finally showed up Giselle was not as happy as she originally imagined. Edward started singing their song but Giselle did not join in which implies she did not feel the same way anymore. Giselle decided to go on a date with Edward but the real reason behind it was so she could be reminded of her ‘date’ with Robert and how happy she was. At the ball, Giselle and Robert danced while looking at each other’s eyes intensely. Lima uses the effects of lights and camera angles to show the special dance they performed. Giselle and Robert were placed directly in the middle to give emphasis on their love. Giselle was first thought of being the damsel in distress but in the end scene, she saves Robert and becomes a hero. She is thought to be a strong woman physically and mentally. Although the Queen states, ‘ It’s the little brave princess coming to the rescue.’ To end the movie we see Giselle …show more content…
Although Nathaniel is portrayed as a clumsy man, he matures especially towards the end. He lands in New York because his love stated, ‘ A man like that, strong and brave, i’d do anything for.’ He believes he is this man. She lures him by letting him imagine possibilities. ‘If there is ever going to be a happily ever after for us.’ Once Nathaniel realises the Queen was only using him, he stood up to her. ‘She sent the girl there, she poisoned her.’ He learns there is more to life than being a puppet. Robert grows whilst spending time with Giselle but he proves it towards the end. As Giselle sings at the park Robert falls into a ‘spell’ and starts to nod and hum. She makes him relax and enjoy life. At the ball Robert struggles to say what Nancy is to him, she ends his sentence for him. ‘This is Nancy, she…,she..’. He proves his love for Giselle when she was unconscious. Robert quotes her as he attempts to find a solution to the spell put on her. He whispered ‘True love’s kiss.’ In a heroic tone Robert says, ‘Over my dead body.’ , showing he was trying to be like Edward. Lima uses Edward as a way to entertain the audience, Edward arrives at the apartment block. The camera shows him being full of energy knocking at the first apartment and merges the screen into different apartments with his energy slowly fading away. In Edwards case, he became strong mentally by standing up for what was right. At the ball, he calls
Robert is a fun, caring man to women and he especially desires Edna. He sees her unhappiness and of course tries to comfort her.
marriage as well as being a wife is the proper role in life as did
They talk about many things, from conflicts between the two of them to future plans. They spot something in the sky that Giselle has seen millions of times in the same garden with Isabelle, a glory. Giselle remembers something she used to do with Isabelle when they saw something like that and persuades Tina to do it with her in favor of Isabelle. It was for them to each say half a goodbye to the glory, as Isabelle would want for it to keep coming back. The story ends with Tina and Giselle saying
I believe that if it weren’t for Robert’s visit and presence, the narrator more than likely wouldn’t have had this kind of experience. Maybe, the narrator wouldn’t have changed his mind of thinking and feeling at that moment. Who knows if he did change for the long run, but maybe it was a much-needed moment that he was eager to have, for himself, for his relationship sake. To realize that there is much more to seeing then what he just sees in front of him, because Robert taught him that even though you have your vision, some can still be blind to
The Hollywood movie Pretty Woman (1990) is about a prostitute in Hollywood, marrying an extremely rich businessman, in spite of her mutual distrust and prejudice. The movie contains the basic narrative of the Cinderella tale: through the love and help of a man of a higher social position, a girl of a lower social status moves up to join the man at his level.
...gently every day and now has found the love of her life. Also, this version of Cinderella is more magical than the original which is more along the lines of today’s fairy tales. The movie Cinderella emphasizes that working hard and being well-behaved will result in an abundance of rewards.
At the end of the party Romeo hides in Juliet’s orchard and overhears her talking
He meets many people and falls in love with Peg's daughter, Kim. He is a very artistic man and makes boring hedges into amazing pieces of art. The ladies of the neighbourhood are astonished by his talent and soon beg him to give them haircuts. The unique styles he creates soon make him a celebrity. However, there are several people who do not like Edward because of his 'deformity.' So, after a few shocking, horrifying events Edward is in serious danger of being killed as a violent neighbourhood calls out for his
Cinderella differs from other princesses in any other fairy tale. She can be portrayed as a heroine in the eyes of the young, as well as the old, which is what makes her such a great and unique character. Cinderella overcomes numerous barriers, never accepting defeat and is kind to all, even those who do not reciprocate her goodness. She deals with her evil stepmother and stepsisters in the best behaviour, and in the end, she is able to obtain what she had worked so hard to achieve. For all these reasons little girls as well as grown women alike can relate to Cinderella in their hardships and can draw power and trust in their own selves from her inspirational tale.
Romeo gets caught and has to kill himself or he had to fight Paris. When he fights Paris, he(Paris) gets killed and lays him on top of Juliet so they can be together.The only thing Paris says is to make sure I'm laying with Juliet and then he dies.
Most classic Cinderella movies made Cinderella look and feel as if she was “helpless” and “weak”. However, this movie made Cinderella feel strong and positive. This Cinderella is one who isn’t afraid to speak her up her mind to anyone not even the Prince. Like when Cinderella has him if he has any idea of how a girl should to treat. When the prince answered “Like a Princess you suppose”. You would agree with him. However, Cinderella cringed and frown. She said “No, like a person with kindness and respect.
Whenever Elizabeth was sad about Victor postponing the wedding Maureen would make herself smaller by turning into herself and holding her arms tightly. Elizabeth worries so much about Victor that she can not stand still and constantly goes to the window to watch for Victor. To show Elizabeth’s love for Victor Maureen’s pitch would get higher and her voice would fill with excitement when Victor entered a room. Maureen made sure that whenever Victor was in the room, Elizabeth never took her eyes off him. Elizabeth climbed the ladder with such speed and determination, because she knew she would be with Victor no matter how dangerous the situation
When we first meet Juliet Capulet, we find her cocooned within the safety of her parents’ position and wealth, and the mothering love of her best friend, a woman known to us only as “the nurse”. It is the latter’s friendship which appears to better define the young protagonist. For with her parents, Juliet is nothing more or less than a dutiful, obedient daughter and this we learn of her almost immediately after meeting her: “I’ll look to like, if looking liking move,
Once he is in the house, he finds it has that same vibe as outside. When he sees Roderick, he notices he is more pale than before and has barely any energy. Roderick explains that he is scared and suffers from nerves and fear. The person notes that Roderick is scared of his house and also that Roderick’s sister, Madeline, is sick as well which doctors can’t explain. He decides to stay with Roderick to try and cheer him up and make him feel better, but it doesn’t work. After a while, Roderick tells the person what they think is wrong. He semi confirms that the house is what’s wrong. Madeline dies sometime after and Roderick tells the person to help him bury her body in the house because he doesn’t want scientist to use her body. Roderick became sicker over the next few days and even the person has trouble sleeping. The person decides to read to Roderick to
To begin, Lucia and Georgina displayed an incestuous relationship, but Lucia did not reciprocate those feelings, and only stayed to take manipulate and take advantage of Georgina's love, resulting in unrequited love and a purgative experience for the reader. Georgina understands that Lucia never really loved her and that "Lucia had stolen my name, my money, my heart, and left me here to rot. Everything she had told me - even the name Lucia Ardent - had been a lie, carefully woven to draw me in" (214). Georgina develops a strong infatuation for Lucia, later realizing that Lucia had taken advantage of her love and betrayed her. This is an emotion the reader can relate to, hence delivering catharsis. In addition, Fredric experiences unrequited love as he falls deeply in love with Georgina, even after he is aware that they are cousins, but Georgina does not think of him in that manner, which provides purification for the reader. Fredric knows it is wrong to love her due to their circumstances and Georgina believed that "the discovery would change his feelings for me, but it plainly had not, and the memory of his impassioned declaration hovered between us” (253). The incestuous love that Fredric feels