elizabeth trout

Agree. It was delightful and intelligent. A joy to see a fierce and funny Tovah after watching her get kicked around by Law and Order's Jack McCoy. I'm not Jewish, but I think the ending is BS. No way he would have passed on his dream job. If Joanne wasn't up to it, Rebecca got it.

I love most things NYC, and film, but this movie lionizes the very wealthy celebrities with a "don't you wish you were them" theme. My gut reaction is F U and your $1100 a night, monagramed pillows, obsequious staff. Please don't lecture about donating to charities, who to vote for, etc. Have fun, look beautiful. You've lost touch with your clients.

Sarah Silverman is funny, charming and unflappable. Great show for kids and family. Just afraid not enough original content for a weekly series. (Series of specials..?) Also, get Sarah out of the jumpsuit and let her dress a bit.

Very well done. Baez’s opulent direction and over the top visuals enrich the beloved play, even though at times are a bit much. Performances excellent and the actors’ mastery of the dialogue makes this story easily understood and accessible to all. Principals are young and beautiful. Their innocence, while a bit of an anachronism in modern times, I think will forever seal Shakespeare vision of the families’ children sacrificed to their petty hatred. Lots of action: posses on both sides are Scary and frightenly agile.

I felt the need for insulin for the length of the movie: saccharine and predictable. Was then surprised and sheepish when I learned it's based on a true story. PS Rene, eat something!