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As You Like It

2006

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

As You Like It

2006

Action / Comedy / Drama / Romance

Available in: 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
WEB: same quality as BluRay
BluRay estimated release date: February 25, 2008

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42% TOMATOMETER · 12 reviews

49% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

6.0/10 · 4.1K

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BluRay ETA: February 25, 2008

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Plot summary

Witty, playful and utterly magical, the story is a compelling romantic adventure in which Rosalind and Orlando's celebrated courtship is played out against a backdrop of political rivalry, banishment and exile in the Forest of Arden - set in 19th-century Japan.

Director

Kenneth Branagh

Top cast

Kenneth Branagh as Self

Janet McTeer as Audrey

Bryce Dallas Howard as Rosalind

Alfred Molina as Touchstone

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.14 GB

1280*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 7 min

Seeds 3

2.12 GB

1904*1072

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 7 min

Seeds 6

Comments 3

KnhoJ123b 2130 days ago

Wreybies... This guy gets it.

Vandals 2135 days ago

Woot finally! Thank you for the upload :)

Wreybies 2135 days ago

What I love about Kenneth Branagh's rendition of Shakespeare is that he doesn't just know the lines - he understands the language in which it was written. I've seen people say that his delivery is "casual". I think of it more as natural. Shakespeare is so often delivered in that faux-epic, arm reaching out into infinity shtick that is painful to watch, and it's incorrectly taught us that the language of Shakespeare is intended to be lofty and elevated. Nothing could be further from the truth. He wrote for the people, and in the language of the day. Kenneth understands that and gives us a story, not just ponderously delivered poetic speech.

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6 / 10

I believe Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare based films are

DocTerminus

I believe Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare based films are a great success. I don't mean that they got good reviews and made box office bank. For me, his **HENRY…

I believe Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare based films are a great success. I don't mean that they got good reviews and made box office bank. For me, his **HENRY V** was the first time watching Shakespeare I was intrigued and, frankly followed the language and story. His **MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING** and his **HAMLET** reinforced my opinion. I even thought it possible that we would eventually see 37-ish Shakespeare stories enjoyed by modern audiences. While it may still happen, its unlikely to be completely under the directorial eye of Branagh. Maybe others felt this way, as a new company was formed - _THE SHAKESPEARE FILM company_. A production company under Branagh dedicated to Shakespeare productions. The company underperformed considerably with **LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST** and was shuttered after the only slightly more promising follow-up... > **_AS YOU LIKE IT_** Duke Senior reigns over a happy community, until his jealous brother banishes the Duke and takes his throne by force. The story follows the banished king's daughter as she navigates her love for a young farmer while under the gaze of the disapproving uncle. This film has a high powered cast. There is another lyrical score by Patrick Doyle. The cinematography and production design are beautiful. Placing the story in Japan is intriguing. It has a lot going for it. Yet, it seems muddy and unclear. The first portion of the film confidently plants Shakespeare's story into a Shogun ruled Japan. Yet, the story seems to meander away from that until only the costuming suggests Japanese influence. Maybe relocating the story to this cultural environment was a meal not fully cooked. Bryce Dallas Howard carries the film as a smiling and intelligent Rosalind. The excellent Alfred Molina is the clown whose scenes contain the only humorous material. Much of Branagh's Shakespeare community fills in several roles including my favorite, Brian Blessed playing the empathetic banished king and his tyrannical usurping brother. Depressingly, the usually wonderful Kevin Kline gives a quiet and toothless performance of Jaques which renders him forgotten by the time the credits role. Similarly wasted is Adrian Lester. Branagh certainly knows how to make money look good on screen. His approach adapting the bard's work is not as strong or confident as his earliest efforts. Maybe this says more about the original source, but there are surprising things that have to reflect today's choices. Most obviously, why is the plays most popular _All the world's a stage_ quote is delivered over a soft focus pan of Jaques sitting in the blurred distance. It is lost and forgotten. **AS YOU LIKE IT** is leaps better than **LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST**, but not enough to keep the new _Shakespeare Film Company_ alive. Other filmmakers have stepped up and are offering great modern takes on Shakespeare without twisting his language and story to unrecognizable propaganda. We may see the Shakespeare Cinematic Universe after all.

7 / 10

ridiculous to complain that Shakespeare plays were written by Shakespeare!

gilleliath

How dumb do you have to be to watch a Shakespeare film and then complain, like certain reviews here, that it has Shakespeare's dialogue? What did you expect?…

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