Poetic, lovely, dramatic and comedy.

Rating: 8/10 (8 January 2015)

First, you can't see this movie expecting historical accuracy. In fact, you can't with any movie. Trust me, i'm a history teacher.
But, you can expect a interesting vision about a part of the life of one of the greatest dramatist in the mankind's history played by a bunch of magnificent actors. You will see a perfect interpretations of all characters.
As the director of the movie is a British man, you'll see the typical monochrome of shine colors in a grey focusing, eternal influenced by the climate and industrial mist current in the Island.
you going to laugh a lot, you going to feel "the verse", you gonna suffering with the fate of the characters and you gonna believe the performance of the actors. A little thing in the movie that cause me a interest is the constantly use by Philip Henslowe (Geoffrey Rush) of the typical cliché in "the tables" of "Deus Ex Machina" when in a trouble he proclaim "The natural condition is one of insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster.(..)Strangely enough, it all turns out well." This is gonna be the Leitmotiv in the argument of the movie, because, in the adversity, always going to be a answer. A delicate tribute to the theater in the script to make a movie about theater.
Awesome movie, dynamic's speech, and beauty performances of all. Probably Rush deserve more than Dench the Oscar of Supporting Role for a short interpretation. And one question i have: what the "F" happened with Ben Affleck between this movie and Argo?, i cant believe he was acting in that good way.
The only bad thing i can see in the movie is the absence of more music in the crucial moments to increase the message and the feeling of the shoot. But, this is only a personal opinion. To be a US movie, is a typical British cinema, and under that view, the lack of music is understanding.