Book vs Film

In my opinion, the book and the film are altogether different. The only same thing, is the argument of the novel.

The setting it's completely different, in the book, Verona it's a city, and in the film it's a village near the beach.

The night, represents the romantic scenes of Romeo and Juliet, and the day's moments are of tension and conflict.

In the book, the language it's adequate for the setting, but in the film it's not adequate because is all the more modern, exept the form of speaking.

The element more prominent it's the change the swords for de guns. In the book are used in the movie swords and pistols.