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Much Ado About Nothing Trailer


Pure unadulterated awesome headed to a theater near you come June 7th. I love the Emma Thompson/Kenneth Branagh version so much that I haven't ever found myself longing for another. But, come on! Nothing will keep me from seeing this one. How about you?
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  1. SunnyReads2:23 AM

    Can't wait!

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  2. Alix 4:22 AM

    oh wow! How did I not even know about this? I'll definitely be going even though I too adore the KB, ET so much.

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    1. Angiegirl2:02 PM

      Exactly. It won't replace ET/KB in my affections. But I cannot miss it.

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  3. Steph Su4:32 AM

    This trailer is so amazing. Who thought of putting that song together with that trailer? It's just dissonant enough to stand out. And OF COURSE I will be seeing this one, thank you Joss Whedon.

    Also, I keep on hearing about this Emma Thompson/Kenneth Branagh. I think I need to go track it down...

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    1. Angiegirl2:03 PM

      MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY. That song, Steph!

      Dude. Go watch the Thompson/Branagh version already. So, so good.

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  4. Karen L.9:12 AM

    SO excited for this one. I mean, it even has Nathan Fillion. I adore the Kenneth Branagh version A LOT, so when I showed it to one of my roommates a few years ago and she didn't like it, that should've been my first clue that it wasn't going to work out between us roommate-wise :)

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    1. Angiegirl2:11 PM

      It really has Nathan Fillion. WIN.

      Wow. Yeah, that roommate situation was never gonna work for you. Pity.

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  5. LinWash10:41 AM

    Joss Whedon? Nathan Fillion??? I'm already in the front row of the theater with just the mention of those two names!

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  6. Nikki11:31 AM

    I'm a HUUUUUUUGE Shakespeare fan, so I'm always up for seeing a new rendition of his works. I have to say, as much as I admire Joss Whedon, I'm not sure anyone will ever play a better Beatrice and Benedick than Emma Thompson and Kenneth Branagh. I mean, c'mon! Branagh was born for this stuff!

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    1. Angiegirl2:16 PM

      Yeah, I'm not anticipating it will top that version, because hello SO perfect. He really was born to play that role, I think. As was she.

      But this looks fun. And I do love the two leads.

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  7. Melissa2:36 PM

    *squee* Everything about this (*cough*NathanFillion*cough*) makes me happy. And on the upside, Reed Diamond *has* to be a better Don Pedro than Keanu Reeves.

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    1. Angiegirl2:47 PM

      He just *has* to be.

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    2. Melissa9:28 AM

      So I feel stupid. My daughter pointed out to me that Keanu was Don John, who's played by Sean Maher (*squee*, but not in the trailer. What's with that?!?). Still. Got to be better than Keanu.

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    3. Angiegirl12:23 PM

      Lol. Good eye she has. Sean Maher is playing Don John?! YAY!!

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  8. Heidi4:33 PM

    Yep! I may love the old version, but I cannot wait to see this one. Heck, it's Joss Whedon--I'll be able to get my boyfriend to take me to see Shakespeare!

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  9. Anonymous5:42 PM

    *hyperventilates* I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS. I can't even. It looks soo amazing ahhhhh

    That is all.

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