Yesss! This was a very satisfying movie to watch. I had already decided that Tom Stoppard's dialogue was brilliant, having read his plays "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" and "The Real Inspector Hound". So when I found this on CleanFilms, I snatched it up so I could watch it. Sarah L. complains it's too cliched, and, okay, it is a bit. I mean, you've got the Feminist Girl, the Evil Guy She's Doomed To Be Married Off To, the Person Everyone Respects, the Poet Who Is Doomed To Be Rejected... but even with all these cliches it was still a heck of a lot of fun to WATCH. Seeing the events at the end unfold just left me going, "Ah! Yes! That was good."Memorable quotes:
"I have spoken with your father."
"Is that all? I speak with him every day."
"It'll turn out well."
"How?"
"I don't know. It's a mystery."