The film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet differs from the play in several key ways: the narrator is a TV instead of an objective narrator, the prince of Verona is now the police boss, and the feuding families are no longer medieval but have modernized names. Additionally, swords are replaced with guns, fights begin at a gas station instead of the city of Mantua, and both Romeo and Juliet die by gunshot instead of dagger or poison.

1. Differences between the film and the play. In the film the narrator is the TV but the play is the objective narrator. In the film director also has changed the prince of Verona because now it is the boss police. Another point observation is that the families aren't medieval but they names are still same.

4. Another observation is that the Mantua not is the city, in the film Mantua is the desert