Romeo & Juliet

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apollo T @prouvaireslvr Jul 21 i have always loved mercutio from romeo & juliet and his character is something i’ve always been passionate about so please excuse me if i do get a bit too in depth in this comment but i did not enjoy how mercutio was portrayed as a montague in this movie. this is coming from someone who has analyzed mercutio and read over his scenes in the original play multiple times, but please do not take my word for it as art is subjective and i am a student and not a professional. here are my reasons why this does not work: his famous line "a plague o’ both your houses" would not work. the deaths from each families all even out this way as there are 2 from each major family. the fact that mercutio is drawn into the feud by itself is a tragedy, as it represents how the feud is no longer between 2 families. the fact that he is also supposed to be neutral adds more complexity to his character which i will not go in detail as i am running out of characters. See more Alfie J @alf05xx Jul 7 The Leo version was way better See more Jazmyn D @RT28815047 Mar 26 I love Hailee in general but I can't feel as though she connects with the dialogue. In pivotal scenes it just feels like she's spitting out the lines and giving a few smiles but I dont believe her. Im already trying to follow along with the added dialogue... The guy who plays Romeo doesn't connect with me either. Im disappointed but not overly surprised by this film. Costume and scenery are beautiful though. See more Nevaeh M @Nemiller Dec 17 Very cringy, bad acting, no chemistry. Maybe this is not my type of vibe for a movie, but even a blind man can see this movie is NOT it See more Brad T @Ilovemovies506 Dec 5 🙏💀bruh the story is great but HEAR ME OUT tybalt be looking good 😏😏😏😏 🥲I did cry tho because this is a great movie and I love the lesson it gives us. See more Daniel V @RT97553145 04/28/2025 Cinematically appealing. Stunning scenery. Beautifully filmed. Some of the language is updated to make it more accessible for students, while leaving the significant soliloquies in their original words. The music is both charming and haunting, matching the scene's context. For teachers, the lack of nudity is incredibly helpful for classroom use. Students prefer this version to Franco's masterpiece. The star imagery hidden in plain sight adds nuance to the scenes. See more Read all reviews

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