Contemporized not Modernized

Rating: 10/10 (31 March 2014)

Contemporized not Modernized
Some many reviews of this tasty film misuse the English in saying this production modernized Shakespeare's Romeo Juliet so patiently I resist beating down such verbalizations and those that present such limited misrepresentations. This film is deeper than a mere modernization it not only makes Shakespeare's Romeo Juliet understandable to a modern audience but liberates them from reactionary nostalgic beliefs for these are the contemporary wise guys dames thugs dudes and others so often marginalized by a society that demonizes humanity for all its wrongs characterized wrongly in what the government appoints itself the arbiter of in monopoly of what it sells and dictates but denies in others as it is all right just and proper.
A fine production fine acting fine writing fine set designs in an eternal romance as such will never die as a story that lives forever in that it is told so as to be brought to each generation a new in what is so well felt and inspires human beings where before there was none. In hopes of a better world that is prepared in the old world being seeded with new thoughts for new blood for new life in films by which we find life and meaning to our own miserable existence.