
Great supplement to reading the play
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First and foremost, the acting is superb. Danielle Day Lewis shows exactly why he received an Academy Award in "There will be blood" in this movie version of "The Crucible". The witch trials of the the 1600's is portrayed magnificantly that intentionally mirrors the the 1950's McCarthy trials - on purpose I might add by the author of The Crucible Authur Miller. The movie does indeed give a real life adaptation of the 1600 events of the witch trials and does a great job at bringing to life the real characters of Sarah Good, Elizabeth and John Proctor, Goody Osborn, Giles Corey and the rest. In case you do not know, the witch trials did happen in real life in Salem, Mass. in the 1680's and shows what paronoia within their community can do. The characters in the movie/play were real. There really was an Elizabeth Proctor, Goody (Mrs) Osborn, Thomas Putnam etc. You can find this out and see the actual legal court documents from the 1690's on the net, just do a search in Gooogle for "Salem Witch Trials". Movie well done!
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