Can anyone suggest two films that I could use to compare and contrast?

Because I have to choose two for my English task, and the films have to a decent amount of smiliarites. My problem is that there are too many movies out there to choose from and I'm not good at making choices. So if anyone could suggest a few films, it would really help.

Well actually, I could do a book and film. Its better if I do a novel and film because it will prepare me better for the following year, so if you have a book & film or film & film that you can suggest, it would be very helpful.

The classic contrast -- in either book or movie form -- would be Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story.

You could also contrast the book and film versions of such works as Elmer Gantry or The Kite Runner, although I'm not sure the film version is out yet.

Another thought -- choose any film that you enjoy and then find another film with which you can compare it.

You could also compare and contrast two similar books by the same author -- such as A Thousand Splendid Suns and The Kite Runner.

Is Romeo and Juliet a book that has a lot of complex themes or messages? I haven't read it personally, but I just want to make sure I'm not in-over-my-head because I have two weeks of holidays to read the book, and watch a film and write a 5 page journal for each text, plus I have many other holiday assignments as well.

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare can be read at many levels. Many U.S. students read it in English class when they're 13 to 15 years old. The basic theme is easy for young teens to understand. Since there are many film versions of this play, you can probably do your assignment by watching one of the films. I believe the most recent popular film came out about 10 years ago.

Of course! I can help you narrow down your choices and suggest two films for your English task. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to make your selection:

1. Identify the genre or theme: Think about what specific genre or theme you want to focus on for your comparison. Is it romance, action, drama, sci-fi, or something else? Narrowing it down will help you find films with similarities.

2. Consider the timeframe: Decide if you want to compare modern films or include older classics. This can help narrow down your options further.

3. Research film recommendations: Look for film recommendation websites or platforms dedicated to movie discussions. Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, or letterboxd.com are great resources to find curated lists or user-generated recommendations.

4. Look for commonalities: Read synopses, reviews, or watch trailers to identify similarities between films. Pay attention to their plot, characters, setting, or themes.

5. Evaluate availability: Check if the films you are interested in are easily accessible for you to watch. Consider factors like availability on streaming services, rental options, or local libraries.

With these steps in mind, I can suggest a couple of films for you to compare and contrast:

1. "Inception" (2010) directed by Christopher Nolan: This science fiction thriller is known for its complex narrative, dream manipulation, and mind-bending visuals. It explores themes of reality, perception, and the power of the mind.

2. "The Matrix" (1999) directed by The Wachowskis: This cult-classic action film delves into a dystopian future where humanity is trapped in a simulated reality. It also deals with themes of identity, control, and the nature of existence.

Both films deal with the concept of reality and challenge the audience's perception. They offer a rich source for literary analysis and comparison.

Remember, these are just suggestions, so do some research, read reviews, watch trailers, and decide which films resonate with you and fit your assignment criteria. Good luck with your English task!