Tybalt did nothing wrong.

>>8795229
Romeo the kinda nigga that turns his personal problems into a group activity

>>8795229
That movie was so fucking bad

>>8795264

You're crazy

>>8795229
This is correct

>>8795264

But that's wrong though.

>>8795264
I was the best adaptation of Romeo and Juliet t b h

I haven't finished Oz, don't ruin it

>>8795264
Fuck you buddy that movie is straight kino

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>>8795229
>did nothing wrong?

>>8795555
Wasted quads

Is Mercutio the most lovable side character of all time?

>>8795264
12 year old detected

>>8795264
Never seen someone get so roasted. A

>>8796256
Yes
Romeo and Juliet is only good because of the side characters, daily reminder

>>8795264
It's alright. On par with the Zeffirelli version
>>8796298
this is the truth

>>8796307
Fav side character?
Hard to put down #1 bro Benvolio or Friar Laurence

>>8795264
R+J is the only palatable modernization of any Shakespeare play. It has a nice soundtrack, is visually appealing, and avoids the monumental fuck up of translating into modern English. The acting is pretty good, and every line shows a good understanding of Shakespeare's intentions. You really can't ask for anything more from a modern movie adaptation. I posit that you are so fucking bad, and not the movie.

>>8796309
Friar Lawrence definitely, Mercutio and the Nurse are great too

>>8795264
So a West Side Story man eh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVspqShcXSA

>>8795264
>"I'll grab my sword!"
>*grabs giant gilded revolver with the word "sword" engraved in it*

Its moments like these that made my face nearly fold in half from cringe. I didnt think a movie was capable of being that heavy handed.

>inb4 b-but its bad on purpose so its good!

>>8796328
It's true to the original wording, but set in a vaguely contemporary setting. What are the alternatives here Herr Direktor?

>>8796328
If you weren't autistic you'd know that that's supposed to be funny.

>>8796345
"For there is nothing more serious than a lunatic when he comes to the central point of his lunacy; then his great earnestness incapacitates him for taking a joke"
-Max Stirner