Great Minds Start LittleCreated by a mum from a baby's perspective, this video will ... more
captivate and stimulate your child, providing numerous opportunities for you and your child to interact with one another!Baby Shakespeare World Of Poetrypresents babies...
The fourth "video board book" from the Baby Einstein people is their most engaging product ... more
yet. Aimed at slightly older audiences (ages 1 to 4),Baby Shakespearecombines poetry with the usual mix of festive classical music, bright objects and happy thoughts designed to stimulate young minds. This video is aimed at exposing little tykes to the language context. Twelve words (grass, tree, etc.) are explored in pictures and poem form with plenty of playful stops for children singing their ABCs and close-ups of brightly coloured toys in action. We even meet Baby Einstein's first host: a dragon puppet named Bard, who (along with his friends) playfully participates in the action. He deserves a repeat performance. --Doug Thomas
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Advantages: Beautiful period piece with a great cast and there are sword fights guys. Disadvantages: It's a girly, romantic film and nothing blows up. Sorry guys.
Clunes is equally as wonderful as his competitor, Richard Burbage. Tom Wilkinson really does steal almost every scene he's in as the money lender, Hugh Fennyman. It is fun to see Colin Firth as an unattractive marriage partner considering his usual roles and Ben Affleck manages to convince me to like him (and I am not generally a fan!) as the leading man of the day, Ned Alleyn.
BONUS FEATURES
The dvd comes with a few Bonus Features including the theatrical trailers for the film and a documentary on the love that the film industry has for Shakespeare and "Romeo and Juliet" in general. It's actually quite a lovely and interesting documentary.
Looking back "Shakespeare In Love" was a product of a time when Hollywood was enamoured of huge, period romances of love in the face of adversity. "Titanic" had been the big winner at the Oscars ...
Directed by John Madden, Shakespeare in Love ended up winning 7 oscars! A film about Shakespeare himself, in the middle of writing a new play, when he mets the love of his life, who inspires and helps him stage a new play at a very crucial time of his career.
A period/romantic film needs a certain charm to work with audiences, and this film is full of it. The drama unfolds at a decent pace and the british sarcasm keeps the proceedings going. There's outstanding chemistry here between the lead pair and somehow the background score and the poetic dialogues make it a magical experience for the viewers. The writers does a fantastic job by bringing in different characters, putting in the different situations involving theater and personal life. The fact that the female protagonist pretends to be a male so that she can act in the play is ...
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