In conclusion, the
changing of genre or audiences causes an original work to be
presented in a new manner. An adaptation is a refreshing way to
experience an old story. However, in the process the new work can be
interpreted completely differently than the original. Alice in
Murderland took the idea of turning Lewis Carroll's novel into a
horror movie. The intent was to scare the audience, but in the end it
made the audience laugh. One can directly see the caricature and
incongruity of Alice in Murderland resulting in a comedic
movie that contributes to re-introducing the story of Alice in
Wonderland in a funny manner. Alice in Murderland is a perfect
example of how an adaptation changes the audience and genre of a
story to introduce more people to the story by changing the original
work.
Go watch the movie!
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Evan:
ReplyDeleteYou are so right dude! I am going to tell my friend about this movie! It would not a movie to show my kids!
John:
ReplyDeleteWell, I am still telling my friends it's too boring unless they are drinking alcohol and watching this at two in the morning when there is nothing else to do.
Emily:
ReplyDeleteI'm convince. He's done a good job explaining the movie and why it is funny. I plan on giving this movie to some friends so they can make a few laughs.