History WebVideo / RomeoAndJulieta

* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler:Party supplies]] are visible in the bag with Roméo and Julieta when they're put in the car. What happens to [[spoiler:piñatas at parties]] again?R

* [[KnightOfCerberus Knights of Cerberus]]: Whenever the humans show up again in force, things immediately get more serious.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler:Party supplies]] are visible in the bag with Roméo and Julieta when they're put in the car. What happens to [[spoiler:piñatas at parties]] again?

* Bathos

Though a reasonably modest success at the class screening, some people just can't leave well enough alone, and so [[{{Tropers/Yesatron}} one of the creators]] set to work on constructing [[ a new adaptation]] using clips of the old video. This video was different from the first in several ways, featuring extensive re-editing and [[SilenceIsGolden the complete omission of dialogue]]. Though not entirely devoid of humor, the film is undoubtedly more somber than the original.

Though a reasonably modest success at the class screening, some people just can't leave well enough alone, and so [[{{Tropers/Yesatron}} one of the creators]] set to work on constructing [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ziUsg97Rw4 a new adaptation]] using clips of the old video. This video was different from the first in several ways, featuring extensive re-editing and [[SilenceIsGolden the complete omission of dialogue]]. Though not entirely devoid of humor, the film is undoubtedly more somber than the original.

* ContinuitySnarl: Partygoer #1's shirt inexplicably changes color in beteen shots.

* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Roméo and Julieta. See

* TakeThat: The portrayals of Roméo and Julieta were intended as digs at the ""

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* BigBad: [[spoiler:The humans in general,

From the beginning, the plan was to create something that would stand out by virtue of sheer investment while still having as much fun creating it as possible, through use of choreographed camerawork and... [[LargeHam memorable]] characterization. However, the sheer outlandishness of the premise [[note]][[CrowningMomentOfFunny The teacher actually said "Oh, my God," when she saw the script.]] [[/note]] lent itself more to HamAndCheese than to serious work, leading to a shift toward {{Bathos}} fairly early on. The final result? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6yYcF-ZrOc This]].

* [[spoiler: [[TheHeroDies The Hero and Heroine Both Die]]]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal: Both protagonists.]]

** Despite not actually saying anything, Partygoer #1's mannerisms are the most exaggerated out of any human character. [[spoiler:He even lets out an EvilLaugh just before killing Roméo.]]

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It all started simply enough in a Spanish II class somewhere in the western United States. The final project for the class was given: use your existing knowledge to create a reasonably coherent video narrative. So it was that three classmates joined forces, and "Roméo and Julieta" was born.

* DarkerAndEdgier

* In Name Only: Admittedly, Romeo and Julieta isn't very faithful to the source material. The "feuding families" plot is completely excised, the only interaction they have with other characters is with the pastor [[spoiler:when they get married]], and ultimately [[spoiler:they are killed by outside forces rather than committing suicide.]]

* NoNameGiven: The pastor and humans are never given individual names, even in the credits. WordOfGod confirms the pastor's intended name as "Tikidude".

* ShoutOut: The film's working tilk

* NoNameGiven: The Tiki pastor and humans are never given individual names, even in the credits. WordOfGod confirms the pastor's intended name as "Tikidude".

* Darker
* GeniusBonus: It doesn't escape a narration credit despite being an entirely wordless film. The narrator is credited as [[spoiler:CalvinCoolidge, aka "[[TheQuietOne Silent Cal]]".]]

* GoryDiscretionShot: [[spoiler: Roméo]]'s death.

* NoNameGiven: The

* GoryDiscretionShot

* NoNameGiven
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* MoodWhiplash

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The plot is as follows: Two piñatas are bought at the store and taken to a household preparing for a birthday celebration. Though scared and unsure what the future holds for them, they quickly forge a deep emotional bond with each other, but it quickly becomes obvious the house has something unpleasant in store for them…

From the beginning, the plan was to create something that would stand out by virtue of sheer investment while still having as much fun as possible, through use of choreographed camerawork and... [[LargeHam memorable]] characterization. However, the sheer outlandishness of the premise [[note]][[CrowningMomentOfFunny The teacher actually said "Oh, my God," when she saw the script.]] [[/note]] lent itself more to HamAndCheese than to serious work, leading to a shift toward {{Bathos}} fairly early on. The final result? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6yYcF-ZrOc This]].

The plot is as follows: Two piñatas are bought at the store and taken to a household preparing

Though a reasonably modest success at the class screening, some people just can't leave well enough alone, and so [[{{Tropers/Yesatron}} one of the creators]] set to work on constructing a new adaptation using clips of the old video. This video was different from the first in several ways, featuring extensive re-editing and [[SilenceIsGolden the complete omission of dialogue]]. Though not entirely devoid of humor, the film is undoubtedly more somber than the original.

Not at ''all'' to be confused with its sort-of inspiration ''RomeoAndJuliet".

From the beginning, the plan was to create something that would stand out by virtue of sheer investment while still having as much fun as possible, through use of choreographed camerawork and... [[LargeHam memorable]] characterization. However, the sheer outlandishness of the premise [[note]][[CrowningMomentOfFunny The teacher actually said "Oh, my God," when she saw the script.]] [[/note]] lent itself more to HamAndCheese than to serious work, leading to a shift toward {{Bathos}} fairly early on. The final result? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6yYcF-ZrOc This]].

The plot is as follows: Two piñatas are bought at the store and taken to a household preparing

Though a reasonably modest success at the class screening, some people just can't leave well enough alone, and so [[{{Tropers/Yesatron}} one of the creators]] set to work on constructing a new adaptation using clips of the old video. This video was different from the first in several ways, featuring extensive re-editing and [[SilenceIsGolden the complete omission of dialogue]]. Though not entirely devoid of humor, the film is undoubtedly more somber than the original.

From the beginning, the plan was to create something that would stand out by virtue of sheer investment while still having as much fun as possible, through use of choreographed camerawork and... [[LargeHam memorable]] characterization. However, the sheer outlandishness of the premise lent itself more to HamAndCheese than to serious work, leading to a shift toward {{Bathos}} fairly early on. [[note]][[CrowningMomentOfFunny The teacher actually said "Oh, my God," when she saw the title on the script.]] [[/note]]
The final result? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6yYcF-ZrOc This]].

From the beginning, the plan was to create something that would stand out by virtue of sheer investment while still having as much fun as possible, through use of choreographed camerawork and... [[LargeHam memorable]] characterization. However, the sheer outlandishness of the premise lent itself more to HamAndCheese than to serious work, leading to a shift toward {{Bathos}} fairly early on. The final result? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6yYcF-ZrOc This]].

Ah, schoolwork. Who would think that somewhere in the mundane academia of it all, llama piñatas could possibly find a home?

-->-- Opening Narration

->''"Un día, hubo dos piñatas en una tienda. Desafortunadamente, fue también una semana del cumpleaños de un chico. Así fue que, las dos piñatas comprendieron que iban a morir. Se preguntaron: '¿Por Qué debemos Hablar? ¿Por Qué debemos Escuchar? ¿Por Qué debemos Amor?'"'' [[note]]Translation:''

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[[OnceUponATime One day]], [[BeigeProse there were two piñatas in a store]]. [[BlindIdiotTranslation Unfortunately, it was also a week of birthday boy]]. [[BeigeProse And so, the two piñatas realized they were going to die.]] They asked: "Why should we talk? How do we Listen? How should we love?"[[/note]]