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Movie Title: Shakespeare in Love
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Shakespeare in Esteem is a film for anyone who loves art and literature

with a passion. Aside from being a ravishing treasure legend, the film

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itself is a “admire letter” to the arts. I can only describe

it as a “golden” film, because that’s what I reflect of when I

picture scenes from the movie…pure gold. I esteem Shakespeare, and

the intellectual screenplay manages to earn a flesh and blood person out

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of such an enigmatic historical figure - it may not be steady, but it’s
a lot of fun nonetheless. The acting is satisfactory - Gwyneth Paltrow is
glorious, Judi Dench is unbelievable, Geoffrey Urge is hilarious, and
Joseph Fiennes is the hottest thing to arrive along since his older
brother! I worship the ending especially - Twelfth Night is my favorite
Shakespearean play, and the last line honest speaks volumes: “For
she will be my heroine for all time, and her name will be Viola.”
Perhaps the best thing about the film is the diagram it blends comedy and
tragedy together in such a bittersweet device.

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One final note: I too
was surprised that this film won Best Record, because I also loved
Saving Private Ryan. Both films were cinematic masterpieces of very
different kinds, and both were equally splendid. I’m joyful the Academy
shook things up a petite.bfounded while the final credits rolled. Marc
Norman and Tom Stoppard must have loved their subject matter,
researched the period with zeal as well as having the ability to
create a consuming romantic drama.

The whole thing was created
out of the barest glimmer of fact concerning Shakespeare’s life. It
focuses on the gap between his marriage in London as a young man and
his eventual return to London as a successful playwright. The theory
states that “suffering is the mother of creativity”, so
Young William must have had a mountainous deal of hardship indeed. Hence,
the opportunity for a extraordinary movie to be made.

A handsome
young Shakespeare is introduced to us during a shadowy period of
writer’s block. He is portrayed as any other writer we could imagine;
poor, horny, suffering from professional jealousy and not particularly
respectable. He’s over-committed to two theatres and selling vaporware
for all he’s worth. Poorly named vaporware at that, “Romeo and
Ethyl the Pirate’s Daughter”.

But fate has more in store
for this hopeful scribbler than even he would dream. Enter stage left,
the esteem of his life, in the guise of an actor, shyly auditioning for
a section in his novel play. (Shades of Blackadder here) . He is immediately
taken by this youthfull stage strutter because of a seeming preference
for Bill’s work over that of the leading playwright of the day,
Christopher Marlowe.

This interest takes him to the actor’s
home, where Tomas Kent transforms himself into Viola De Lesseps the
refined daughter of a wealthy merchant. This magic act is only
possible because of the artful protection offered by Viola’s nurse and
part time confidant, played by Imelda Staunton. And as with Clarke
Kent, no one can penetrate the cunning disguise of Mr Thomas Kent,
except for a first-rate ferryman. And it is this very ferryman that puts
William on the accurate path in his pursuit of the lady Viola.

And so we rep the privilege of watching William Shakespeare give
birth to the Well-known Romeo and Juliet as a counterpoint to his torrid
and unsafe affair with a woman betrothed to Lord Wessex; one of the
most influential and great men in the city. The ups and downs, ins
and outs of this relationship, and its eventual destroy, are all
delightful to stare as well as being grist for the mill of
Shakespeare’s future plays.

For anyone that has even a passing
familiarity with the Bard’s work or fair likes a honorable romance, take
the time to devour this special movie. In fact, catch a few times
because it gets better with every viewing.

I honestly did not know what to question when I first sat down to scrutinize “Shakespeare In Treasure.” Perhaps that was for the best, since this film teems with unexpected moments and twists, turning literary history upside down and giving it a clever and bawdy twist.

Gywenth Paltrow plays a young noblewoman who is expected to be demurely betrothed, but who wants none of the life ahead of her. She yearns for the theater, and, in her headstrong, ambitious drive, dresses like a boy to come by a piece in Will Shakespeare’s newest drama. Of course, the two drop in adore (hence the title!) and their duplicity leads to status complications that rep more and more defective. Literary jokes abound, but you don’t need to know a whit about Shakespeare to devour this romp. This is a romantic comedy cloaked in Elizabethian times, an anachronism that is thoroughly satisfying.

Paltrow’s Viola is gutsy, vivid, and torn, a portrayal that deservedly earned her an Oscar. Joseph Fiennes makes a lovable, bumbling Will Shakespeare. The two indicate a chemistry that brings the witty script to life and elevates this film to a level above most romantic comedies.

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This film should appeal to a wide range of viewers - even those who hated studying Shakespeare in school.
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