Robinson Crusoe
One of the best known works of Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe, is known for its intriguing portrayal of the evils of the modern world such as colonization, economic individualism, slavery, etc. The nature of the protagonist and the situations he is put into and his actions during his solitary confinement on the island, are also central to the various film adaptations of the novel.Though it is often observed that movies based on literary works don't live up to the expectations of the readers. On the other hand it is also a fact that often movies surpass the popularity of books. As far as Crusoe is concerned, as mentioned earlier, there are various film versions of the novel. The one I'm going to discuss here is the 1997 film of the same title. To read the plot line of the movie click here Since Robinson Crusoe is quite a modern novel, it is easy to capture its plot in the movie. Therefore, the events after Crusoe's shipwreck are common among all the cinematic adaptatio...