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They begin to compare the two films, raising the important question: Is the new adaptation better than the 2002 version? This sets the stage for an engaging discussion, focusing on key aspects of the film without giving away crucial plot details.
Setting and Production
A prominent feature of the new adaptation is its stunning aesthetic and production quality. Tony praises the film's setting, noting the impressive costumes, picturesque locations, and attention to historical details that transport viewers back to post-Napoleonic France. The original French dialogue enhances the authenticity of the experience, making viewers feel more immersed in the time period.