Shakespeare can be entertaining ;)

Rating: 7/10 (14 April 2014)

I've honestly degraded the movie directly after knowing that Gwyneth Paltrow will be playing a major role namely Viola's, but surprisingly I was really amused by her qualifications in acting which arose at once. What I also mean by this is the fact that she's American yet she managed to speak the British accent both professionally and fluently, which is a win for the movie and her. Along with Joseph Fiennes the young handsome version of Shakespeare, they both managed to create a passionate romantic atmosphere which has left a memorable print in our touched hearts. Taking the plot into consideration, I would say that it was so beautifully made that I have finally known what life was like back then in England. It reflected Renaissance by it's simplest detail, speaking about the music, the costumes, the literature and the architecture as well. However it also provided an overview about the historic plot, namely the Elizabethan age and the imperialism. John Madden has really achieved a great accomplishment by portraying the parallels between the fictional play and the film, thus it was interesting spotting these out like for example the unwanted live, and the tragedies and also by directing a movie which is based on the author rather than his work, hence it was such an epic change taking the Shakespearean literature into consideration which are more like an everlasting play which lacks the entertainment and the sense of humour. Summing up, the movie is absolutely worth the seven Oscars it has won, for nothing happens for no reason.