Baz Luhrmann's 3D adaptation of The Great Gatsby was profoundly detailed and gave viewers an engaging visual experience. While the film was reminiscent of Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet in its acting and cinematography, it could have explored Gatsby's love for Daisy more. Overall, however, the reviewer found the film to be a brilliant and exhilarating movie that met their expectations.
Baz Luhrmann's 3D adaptation of The Great Gatsby was profoundly detailed and gave viewers an engaging visual experience. While the film was reminiscent of Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet in its acting and cinematography, it could have explored Gatsby's love for Daisy more. Overall, however, the reviewer found the film to be a brilliant and exhilarating movie that met their expectations.
Baz Luhrmann's 3D adaptation of The Great Gatsby was profoundly detailed and gave viewers an engaging visual experience. While the film was reminiscent of Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet in its acting and cinematography, it could have explored Gatsby's love for Daisy more. Overall, however, the reviewer found the film to be a brilliant and exhilarating movie that met their expectations.
calamity. Every prop, clip, filter has been fitted with detail making the whole movie profound. I was drawn into the 3D adaption which was a clever idea, Luhrmann fitted movements and actions from the characters into the movie that gives the 3D viewer a better, more engaging visual effect.
LUHRMANN DID IT AGAIN!
The Great Gatsby slightly reminded me off Romeo & Juliet, no not just because both films cast Leonardo DiCaprio, but because they are both acting and shot similarly. However, this film could have been slightly adjusted and made better, I personally think the film should have been more aimed at why Gatsby loves, and wants to be with Daisy Overall this movie personally reach out and bought my expectations of a brilliant exhilarating movie.
Grinning Gatsby enjoying one of
his many large partys
The narrotor in the movie - Nick
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I know if you enjoy a Luhrmann styled movie, (like his
other movie Romeo & Juliet or Moulin Rouge) you will find The Great Gatsby a higher evolved better visual/ quality movie. However if you have never see a movie created/ produced by Luhramann, the style he goes for is old content mixed with high quality standards. We see the books era and settings, east egg and west egg, through the eyes of the narrator, Nick Carraway, whos writing a memoir-confession from an asylum.