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Disguised as a boy named Ganymede, Rosalind (Bryce Dallas Howard) meets Orlando (David Oyelowo) in the Forest of Arden.
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Rating: PG (Violence|Some Sexual Material)
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Original Language: English
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Director: Kenneth Branagh
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Producer: Kenneth Branagh, Judy Hofflund, Simon Moseley
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Writer: Kenneth Branagh
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Lionsgate Films
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Production Co: HBO Films
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For an overview of the play and some decent performances this is fine but isn't up to the standards of Branagh's 'Hamlet' or 'Much Ado' (I haven't seen 'Henry V' or 'Love's Labours'). His concept of setting it in a Japanese culture doesn't really work , especially since there are so few actual japanese actors. Also the dramatic beginning, although interesting as a scene setter, is far too drataic and doesn't work in what should essentially be a comedy. The actors all do very well with their parts and make sense of the script (there is little actual verse in the play so it isn't a difficult one to follow) but you can't help wishing that such a good cast were given a more substantial Shakespeare play to perform. Interestingly the epilogue is cleverly done and is better than most of the rest of the film. If only Branagh had pursued this style rather than the other.
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bryce dallas howard is decent enough and pulls of shakespear well enough, but even though directed by shakespeare regular branah, comes of dull, wether this is down to original play of him i cant say, ive never rea'd a line of shakespeare
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Quite a strange film, based on Shakespeare but set in Japan. The performances were good, the photography and scenario beautiful, yet the story didn't really convinced me in the end.
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The awful confusion of Shakespeare's novel itself is a confusion, imagine a movie about it...
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