Here is the latest mega 3D animation movie , Gnomeo & Juliet, written by Walt Disney Pictures , truly a marvelous musical comedy cartoon movie , which gained the global focus at the ist day of its release because of its attachment with the big names such as William Shakespeare and Elton John as well.
Inside the gorgeous British town of Stratford-upon-Avon there’s a street where the owners of two adjacent houses have no design of the wealthy lives being led in their backyards. In these backyards there are two groups of garden gnomes – one garden is feint by the blue hatted diversity, the other is lined by the red hatted multiplicity. An era aged dispute – of which the cause has long since been beyond – is keeping them at a distance, but unforeseen events might just be sufficient to get them back as one yet again.
Insecurely based on the Shakespearean misfortune Romeo and Juliet this animation film keeps the middle line between tragicomedy and story. Like a lot of animation films being completed these last years it combines fun things for kids with fun things for adults – with no hurting either group (the innuendo that is fun for adults is not seen by kids whose virtue protects them from it, the divergence from the creative tales to make it fun for kids is not so misshapen that it makes it unrecognizable for them parents).
The animation is great – the gnomes and the gardens are just attractive to observe. The setting with gnomes is perfect –
the sounds, the implications of being a garden gnome – it mechanism out really well.
If there would be one bit of lack of enthusiasm for this film it is that its trailer is a bit too prejudiced towards spectators that want to see story instead of a bit of light comedy.
Gnomeo and Juliet, fairly obviously (judging from the title), is based on William Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet, which focus on two ill-fated lovers, apart from it doesn’t stay wholly realistic to occupy yourself. And it’s a lot less sad.
The voices of Gnomeo and Juliet consist of a well-liked cast mostly ended up of Britons – James McAvoy while Gnomeo, Emily Blunt as Juliet, Michael Caine since Lord Redbrick, Matt Lucas as Benny, and Jason Statham as Tybalt plus the voices of Hulk Hogan, Ozzy Osborne, and Maggie Smith.In addition quite evidently as an animation, this film was shaped for a youthful aim audience. Perhaps to give a essential indulgent of Romeo and Juliet to the children if they were to ever study Shakespeare. If that was the reason of this film, then it fails as most of its satisfied is filled up with the content wanted for a children’s film in its place of what was needed for an animated re-enactment. It gives a rather remote understanding of the play by infrequently smidgen references all the way through (not subsequent it point by point), keeping the theme of competition between the families (represented as Reds versus Blues) and of course, by keeping some of the original names – well precisely, it only keeps two names, Juliet and Tybalt. Any viewer that by now has deliberate Shakespeare’s play in one way or another (whether having seen the 1996 film or seen a phase manufacture) would often wonder throughout Gnomeo and Juliet why it took the original name roughly wholly, giving the feeling to all who would go into the theatre thinking that they would be in for an animated take of the respected play.
On the other hand, if the purpose of the cinematography was to give amusement, which is what an animated film needs to please its child audience, then Gnomeo and Juliet succeeds. This world powered by warring indoor and outdoor gnomes with its good-humored way of depicting warfare between the Montagues and the Capulets is a enjoyment for children to watch, in particular with a few stomach laughs in for them. As for the adult audience, it’s exciting to see that this is a exclusive animated curl of the story but the entertainment is limited, as the comedy is planned for the audience. The gnomes in the film come to life when out of the way of humans, like the toys did in Toy Story. This is exhilarating for those who enjoyed Toy Story, to see alike characters but surely not as pleasant (alas), but to others it may just be measured a B grade rip-off.
Each one of two reactions could be predicted from everybody going to glimpse Gnomeo and Juliet. 
The first would be “This is busted Shakespeare” which is most likely to come from adults let down of the result (likely because of their mistaken first thoughts of the title). The second one is “Wow, I want to see that once more!” which would visibly come from anyone who enjoyed it. Judging from the reactions of the children in the same theatre, the latter reaction is the more probable one, and in that case Gnomeo and Juliet is in point of fact a good film for the kids, which is sincerely what it planned to be. It’s a multi-colored, enjoyable, melodic film that will make you chuckle, beam and want to watch yet again! The typescripts are all very funny and you can undoubtedly see where the part of Shakepeare’s play has been used. The songs are fun and will have you playing them on the approach home.It’s stirring!
This British 3D CGI trait has an unbelievable voice aptitude cast, and they all do genuine work in support of the brilliant, vivid visuals. To single out two aspects of this movie, one – it has fun with its Shakespeare (the kids don’t need it, but it works on an extra level for those parents who can keep in mind it from school) and, two – it is time and again funny all the way through. The comedy ranges from silly jokes to banter, illustration puns, live with the pretense of garden gnomes pending to life, character comedy, situational humor, view gags.