Review of O
The movie O directed by Tim Blake Nelson is a film adaptation of the famous Shakespe are play Othello. The film takes come forth in a private high school in the United States and revolves around the lives of the schools basketball players and in particular, Odin James, the Hawks star player. Odin is a modern Othello that the age group watching this film asshole really relate to. That is what the objective of the spotless movie is; to nark teenagers interested in Shakespeare. Some may say that this simulated military operation cheapens the great play but I feel that it that allows people that would not normally be exposed to Shakespeare to revel his work, in a way that they can easily understand. O may seem like a poorly altered version of the play but stays surprisingly reliable to the Shakespearean version and makes it more interesting by modernizing it and do characters that are easier to relate to.
The way O is modernized is a nice break from the Shakespearean verbiage and settings that many of us do not entirely enjoy. Despite the fact that the manner of speaking is severely different in O, what is macrocosm state stays the same. Odins final speech in O is as meaningful as Othellos in Othello but is just easier to understand.
Hugos considerable speeches to Odin can be understood with ease as well. The language is not the only aspect of O that is modernized, however, as the entire setting and the plot is also made for the youth of today. kind of of the main cast being in a war, they are part of a basketball team, battling for the state championship. Instead of being set in a castle, it is set in a high school. The differences such as those go on...
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