Richard Corliss

I think Judi Dench is, like, great, but I think Imelda Staunton is, like, the supporting performance, like, I think about more in this movie as time goes on.

We'll close out here with Richard Corliss for Time, who writes, Shakespeare in Love fancifully retells the creation and premiere of Romeo and Juliet.

It peoples the London of 1593 with the usual suspects, Christopher Marlowe, Crafty Rupert Everett, Queen Elizabeth, Judi Dench, a sly dominatrix.

Really loved that he called out the dominatrix thing.

She's wrong.

Richard Corliss,

baby cat.

Richard Corliss from Time gave it an 80 and said, directing with a cool, steady hand that renounces shaky cam, the way Fletcher would denounce rock and roll, and getting strong performance from his two leads, Chazelle provides a potent metaphor for artistic ambition as both religion and an addiction.

He got it.

yeah

Richard Corliss usually gets it though

yeah you've