The Research About Hollywood Black Fairy-style Movie

Since the 21 stcentury,influenced by trend of thought in postmodernism,Art of Film has also gradually joined the trend of overturning all traditions.In order to meet people’s aesthetic taste of gamification and secularization,movie producers make efforts to break the old,fixed ways and use a method of scoff and mocking to query the standard of good and evil which is just formed by humans in modernism.Hollywood films,which regard the commercial interest as their criterion,even develop the new-style movie---Black Fairy Film.In the movie,the creators take the classical in the past as their adaptation object,overturn fairy’s narrative pattern,lay complicated plot and clue,and attract more audiences by unsparingly adding adult-like elements such as bloodiness,violence,sexual passion and so on to reach the expected result of “new wine in the old bottle”.Always,Grimm’s Fairy tales have been recognized as the children’s reading.However,in fact,the stories content mostly folk legends which collected and recorded by the Grimms.So in the initial release,because of its colloquial elements,the book became the content of the reading what is not suitable for children.And the Hollywood black fairy-style movie began to reverse the beautiful fairy tale by the post modern narrative style.This passage mainly analyzes how film script changes the original work.Firstly,the writer analyzes the meaning of choosing the film as her object of study,which is adapted from Green Fairy by Hollywood,and uses relevant theory researches to know how divides concepts of this kind of movie.Then according to the changes of the original Green Fairy,the writer analyzes the reason why the Hollywood films choose to adapt the Green Fairy from the view of movie framers and audiences.Thirdly,in order to elucidate the adaptation,the writer list four relevant movies and make a comparison with the original work.At last,the writer conclude some common characteristics among the black fairy-style movies with the theory of audio-visual language.