Rosaline

"A comedic adaptation of Romeo & Juliet from her cousins POV. Scenes mixed with today's more modern music makes this funnier."

"Super cute! Just a feel good watch. Definitely for anyone who considers themselves a Shakespeare nerd"

"Love love love! A fun and quirky take on Romeo + Juliet "

"6/10 cute, I liked watching it. A fun twist on romeo and Juliet I’ve never seen. Nothing mind blowing though, and it missed a few beats but better than I expected actually."

"This movie was so cute!"

"It was a fun movie, I love Rosaline a girl ahead of her time. While Juliet is the typical teenage girl that falls for a boy after a night. What I like is the ending where the two main characters noticed that they really don’t know anything about each other. The story plays around Shakespeare’s play filling in gaps. Watch it!"

"Great casting and a good example of combining present day with Shakespearean times. However, it felt a little long and boring at times. "

"this was a cute and brainless watch, but it got a dislike from me because most of the jokes fall flat and the chemistry wasn’t there. with better execution this idea could have been really good."

"Kind of cringy and cliche. But it somewhat worked for the film. I’m typically against turning Shakespeares pieces into modern ones, but this I didn’t mind. It had funny comedic moments and the modern music went along with it. I loved the use of just regular slang that is used now a days with a mixture of shakespearean language. Funny. It was nice to see the other side of what the story might be for Rosaline. I don’t believe Shakespeare wrote rosaline’s story? Anyway I loved seeing the in between that fills in the gap for R&J. Costumes were amazing. Overall cute little Rom-com movie. Definitely recommend! Especially since valentines day is coming up… a good film to watch! #romeoandjuliette #romance #romantic_comedy "

"Cute premise. Found the use of current speech patterns, modern slang and today’s music absolutely hilarious when paired with the setting and costumes of this Shakespearian period! "