Short
plot summary |
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A
tale of two sisters, one a party goer, the other a free thinking
no nonsense kinda gal. To take out the party goer, boy has to get
a date for the other sister, which he does by paying a free thinking
no nonsense kinda guy (played by Heath Ledger).
They
go out and, eventually, they fall in love.
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Rating |
| Teen
Advisory: Contains moments of literary wit, intelligent debating points,
brass bands. |
What
our panel of critics thought |
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"The
up chuck reflex! Oh, how that brought back fond, but sticky, memories
of my High School substance abuse sessions! All I know now is that
I still cannot stick together the smallest pieces of paper without
the room going round in circles! Oops!"
"An
even better performance of singing a song to woo a girl than
Tom Cruise in Top Gun. A triumph, with just as much vest popping
muscle, but none of that mucking about in jets."
"Loved
the pregnancy suit. Thank goodness she took it off before going
out."
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Please tell me the ending
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At
a party she is told that he was paid to go out with her. She is
upset.
She
reads a poem in class - 10 things I hate about you, which ends,
basically, I don't hate you at all, babe. He gives her a guitar
to set up her own band, they hug and make up. It all ends happily
ever after in the sunshine.
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Dr Bravisimo-Encore II Movie Review |
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Oh,
a populist rendition of a Shakespeare tale, acted with sexy chicks
in short skirts and hunky guys in vests. MMhh! I was ensconced in
the moment and enjoyed this movie with great immensity
The
movie is quite a troublesome vixen. It risks angering both the teen
brigade and Shakespeare lovers but I care not for these turgid extremists
who may twitter against the essence of this voluptuous enterprise.
The
end product is a movie of wit and young supple flesh the likes we
rarely see but when we do it sends us into paroxysms of rhapsody.
In my top ten Shakespeare type movies of the last 10 years. A total
sunshine filled by the seaside joy. Awesome, dudes and dudesses!
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Quotable
quotes (real) |
| "I
happen to love being adored thank you." |
Other
comments |
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A
sunny skied, good looking, enjoyable romp in the complex Shakespeare
world we wish had existed when we had to study it at school. A rock
Shakespeare. Thoroughly enjoyable once you get into the swing of
the modern language Shakespeare styling.
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Date of Review |
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October
21 , 2002
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