Much Ado about Nothing- review
In my opinion it was a modern and realistic interpretation of a classic Shakespeare play, which really made laugh and sort of jump in to this amazing story about people and how they deal with that problem within the plot of the film, the characters were great and well detailed and the actors just seem to work well with each other.
I fought the directing the amazing, Joss Whedon always directs great movies, it’s not one of his finest but it’s probably one of my top five of Whedon films, if I was to judge them all based on Whedon’s performance as a director, but for the actors they gave the film that edgy modern feel, and even though it was in black and white, it still showed the light and darkness that is associated with Shakespearian plays. But in the long run of the film, the humour and the more dark of the film made it unique in a way that nothing bad can really be said about it, only good. I only hope is that Joss Whedon’s next Shakespeare movie is A Mid Summers Night Dream, as that would be both amazing and mystical all at the same time, and would be possibly one of his best.
Peer Assessed by Nathan Thompson
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