Note to scriptwriters: don't waste the first half of your film making your two leads unattractive, petty self absorbed characters. Whether they sort it out or continue to vindictively spoil each other's stay in Verona one couldn't care less. Having taken so long to make them so thoroughly unlikable, the writer then has to desperately race against time to make them suddenly realise that they can't live without each other in order to share the obligatory kiss conclusion. This is all as fake and stomach churning as the fake horsemeat pasta prank in the show!
There are some lovely scenic shots of the historic city, especially the amphitheatre, which might be of interest if you're thinking of going there.
I assume the film had a wine company as a sponsor judging by the frequent shots of wine being uncorked and poured.
There are some lovely scenic shots of the historic city, especially the amphitheatre, which might be of interest if you're thinking of going there.
I assume the film had a wine company as a sponsor judging by the frequent shots of wine being uncorked and poured.