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Love's Labour's Lost (1985)

A scholarly king and his three companions swear off the society of women for three years, only to have a diplomatic visit from a French princess and her three ladies-in-waiting thwart their intentions.

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Jenni A 01 Sep 2007

Shakespeare and Broadway collide with an amazing cast!

G. Allen Johnson 01 Jan 2000

The writer-director has come up with a sumptuous, happy piece of fluff.

cli o 03 Dec 2008

Okay, so this Branagh go at Shakespeare may leave out a lot of the Bard's words, but the spirit is definitely there. Strictly speaking, in the classic sense, comedy does not necessarily equal ha-ha funny. To put it in truly simplistic terms, comedy has only to follow a certain path. With tragedy in the classic sense, there is the trajectory of rise and fall, whereas with comedy, there is fall and rise -- with or without yucks. One need only compare Branagh's attempt with that of the BBC's complete dramatic works of Shakespeare attempt, to see that Branagh has infused the play with the proper spirit, the lively humor it should have. The BBC attempt is so droningly unpleasant -- although much truer to the text -- that it feels in the aftermath like a disheartening tragedy. As I've said before, I hope Branagh does all of Shakespeare's plays before he blows out the candle. Every one of his productions breathes vibrant bright life into the plays, closer to the text or not. I think if Shakespeare saw this adaptation, he'd love it.

Risto R 19 Feb 2009

One star for Shakespeare, one star for musicals, one star for Adrian Lester.

Prairie Miller 08 Apr 2001

If you suspend disbelief and just go with the weirded out flow of things, it's a bit like, well, Shakespeare on acid.