The classic Simpsons episode of Lord of the Flies has turned into a comedy

“Lord of the Flies” in 1963 – written and directed by Peter Brook, which was filmed with non -professional children’s actors – loyal enough to the book. But it is also without a doll and does not take terror. In the book, Simon speaks to the head of the pig, and he answers again as the devil itself is. In the movie, Simon (Tom Jaman) stares only at The Rotten Head, as if the directors did not know how to formulate the surreal terror. Black and white photography also ends with undermining the tropical preparation of the book, which fills the early feeling of adventure and Final darkness.

“Lord of the Flies” was filmed in 1990, directed by Harry Hawk, with its own terms and adaptive to the work of Golding. Roger Ebert, Image Review, He was asked if the “Lord of Flies” had lived its cultural importance.

“The story is less influential nowadays than before, if the events happen every day in our medium streets that are more terrifying than anything that small monsters do for each other on Goldening Island.”

Modern history has opposed the argument of Ebert: “Lord of the Flies” is still studying in school A new movie “Lord of the Flies” outside the ground.

Around 2017, there was also an idea that floats around Hollywood to reshape all the girls of “Lord of the Flies”. This specified project has never emerged from the ground, but the basic idea has via the Showtime “Yellowjackets” series. “Yellowjackets” from Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, the girls’ football team in New Jersey, in 1996, was cut off in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash. Despite the superficial differences, “Yellowjackets” pulls a lot from “Lord of the Flies” (the title related to insects and everything). The third season of the show has strengthened the characters of Shona (Sophie Nils) and Natalie (Sophie Tshcher) as the story of Ralph, respectively.

In teenage girls ’position in the horror of survival,“ Yellowjackets ”refute a common joke about“ Lord of the Flies ” – that children only go alone because They are children. Layl and Nickenson also wrote at the original “Yellowjackets” stadium:

“In 1954, William Golding wrote a novel about a group of British schools – believing, one assumes that they represent the height of indoctrination by the polite community, and the true self -suppression in favor of a group of agreed girls, or more girls in childhood, if you stop, if you stop, somewhat, somewhat in childhood to childhood, somewhat in childhood to childhood, somewhat in childhood to childhood. Acceptable, more than boys from children, women are not in nature, kindness or weaker.

However, “Yellowjackets” is not so truly Air conditioning “Master of Flies”. It is more than a response to Golding and the way the adventure books were answered as lighter “Al -Marjan Island.” We’ll see whether Guadagnino “Lord of the Flies” comes ever, but until then, there is always the original Golding (and “Das Bus”).