Twelfth Night

I return to this movie again and again, for the language, for the interplay of the cast, for the way the director has tweaked the original script to brighten the brightness and make the darkest scene bearable. Helena Bonham Carter can do more with an amazed eye slide than many actors can do with their whole bodies. The cast is rich and deep, and I particularly enjoy Ben Kingsley as the tragic fool, Feste. Mel Smith and Richard E. Grant absolutely destroy a ballroom and a croquet match, but Imelda Staunton is more than their match as Marie. Nicholas Farrell is the most lovely man who does not find a match in this movie. Imogen Stubbs and Timothy Mackintosh are not twins, but they go ahead and play twins well enough that we forgive them the lack of similarity. And I can't wait every time to see Nigel Hawthorne, as the steward Malvolio, correcting the sundial so it matches what his watch says. Really, the cast makes it worth it even if you don't think all that much of the script.

I watched it years ago but it's a wonderful movie can't wait to watch it again.

Such a great movie one of my favorites, amazing acting and a funny plot I would 10/10 recomend this movie!