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Romeo + Juliet

  • Movie
  • 1996
  • 2h 0m
  • United States
  • 6.7/10 (257,887 votes)
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Overview

Shakespeare's famous play is updated to the hip modern suburb of Verona still retaining its original dialogue.

Cast

  • Baz Luhrmann
    Baz Luhrmann Director
  • Leonardo DiCaprio
    Leonardo DiCaprio Romeo
  • Claire Danes
    Claire Danes Juliet
  • John Leguizamo
    John Leguizamo Tybalt
  • Harold Perrineau
    Harold Perrineau Mercutio
  • Lupita Ochoa Attractive Girl
  • Pete Postlethwaite
    Pete Postlethwaite Father Laurence
  • Gloria Silva Nun
  • Paul Sorvino
    Paul Sorvino Fulgencio Capulet
  • Brian Dennehy
    Brian Dennehy Ted Montague
  • Paul Rudd
    Paul Rudd Dave Paris
  • Vondie Curtis-Hall
    Vondie Curtis-Hall Captain Prince

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Viewer comments

  • Toji Fushiguro

    After watching these two somehow a flicker of hope I still get to find my juliet

  • Mahdi Khaldi

    this film takes the bounds of the unwatchable and stretches them to near-mythic proportions. how a director could start with a play of such stature and end up with such a poorly acted, unintelligibly edited piece of filth is beyond my comprehension. the only thing this flick has going for it is the supporting cast. Pete Postlethwaite is excellent, as always, but putting him on screen with leo's befuddled romeo is a true crime. some modernizations are better left unmade. on the whole, i'd rather sit in the treatment chair in "A Clockwork Orange" and be forced to watch "West Side Story" for three days straight than be forced to endure a second watching of of this beast.

  • Mustapha Ndure

    This modern version of Romeo and Juliet was actually the most foolish one I have ever seen. The director depended on choosing popular actors and forgot about everything else. I think that his fatal mistake was choosing the setting of the movie to be in modern times. If he had decided that the script would go unchanged and retain the same events as the original play, then he might as well have preserved the setting. Yet he didn't and at the end everything was messed up. It is quite apparent that the problems that faced Romeo and Juliet cease to exist in modern times. First of all Romeo and Juliet come from extremely rich families, when they realized they were in love, couldn't just go to another Italian city or even buy two two hundred dollars plane tickets to Spain and forget about their families. The film just doesn't present anything contra that solution. Maybe in the older days, some five hundred years ago, girls in Europe couldn't walk out easily out of their family's house, but I presume that his is not the case nowadays. Even if we made the hypothesis that Romeo and Juliet weren't "that smart", or if Juliet's family was the only traditional family in Europe and the events went on in the same sequence, when Romeo was banished couldn't she just go visit him like his church friend did and tell him about her plan?With all those up to date communication devices was the DHL the only choice to report such vital news? Also this banishment in a desert thing seems so stupid. Eur