Love's Labours Lost me

[robearal]

I watched the 2000 version of Love's Labours Lost, and was not impressed. The concept seems sound enough: turn Shakespeare's play into a 1930s movie musical. That would have been OK if most of the cast could really sing and dance. Things also seemed a bit choppy, telling great chunks of plot in "newsreel" footage.

Nathan Lane was fantastic in the

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[unclrashid]

You didn't get the memo? Hollywood moviemaking is about what STARS will bring in the desired demographic, and has little to do with acting, singing or dancing.

BUt I still can't explain Silverstone.