Hallo,
ich muss morgen eine Film review zu "Shakespeare in Love" abgeben und wollte mal fragen, ob jemand diese Kontrollieren kann.
Task: Write the review for a young people's magazine.
Film review “Shakespeare in Love”
This review is about an interesting and lovely Interpretation of Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet”. The movie “Shakespeare in Love” by John Madden does not just tell us the story Romeo and Juliet also he integrates Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) himself as Romeo and his love Viola De Lesseps (Gwyneth Paltrow) as Juliet. First of all we see Will a playwright and poet of the Elizabethan Age having a writer’s blog. In search of new ideas for his plays Shakespeare visits a ball at the De Lesseps House falling in Love with Viola at the first sight. Tragically Viola should be married to Lord Wessex (Colin Firth) who is more interested in the dowry than in Viola. Breaking with social rules Viola an admirer of poetry starts a romance with Will.
When I saw the film I really enjoyed the realistic impression you got of the conditions dominating during the Elizabethan Age. So at this point a great praise for the props, the costume design and the setting. It is fantastic to see the social difference between the nobles and the normal population. Especially the costumes of Queen Elisabeth (Judi Dench) have to be highlight.
All those who might think now: A romantic movie set in history. Not on my Watch! Just go ahead, read the next lines and understand why this film could also be one for you.
What makes “Shakespeare in Love” to a really great film is the interaction of music and camera. Just listen to music played during a close-up it is possible to image the emotions of the person.
Another point that convinces me is the acting. I think there are not so many films where the situations of the different persons are played in such a brilliance way.
Finally I absolutely recommend the movie “Shakespeare in Love” to everyone who looks for great entertainment in a historical sleeve.
Ja so ungefähr hab ich es auch gedacht und klingt am sinnvollsten. Danke :)