Much Ado About Nothing

Much Ado About Nothing

107 mins | 2012 | PG-13
Director:
Cast: , , , , , , ,

Synopsis:

A modern retelling of Shakespeare’s classic comedy about two pairs of lovers with different takes on romance and a way with words.

MRQE Metric: 74

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Sheila O'Malley
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James Berardinelli
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Chicago TribuneB
Michael Phillips
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Daniel Carlson
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DVDActiveC
Marcus Doidge
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Chris Bumbray
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Dennis Schwartz
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Tina Hassannia
Film School RejectsB
Andrew Robinson
Film School RejectsA
Rob Hunter
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Sean Collier
Screen RantB
Kofi Outlaw
Eclipse MagazineA
Sheldon A. Wiebe
Movie Nation
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Fort Worth Weekly
Kristian Lin
Qwipster's Movie ReviewsC
Vince Leo
The Critical CriticsC
Howard Schumann
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Meredith Borders
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Jennie Kermode
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Todd Brown
PopMattersB
Cynthia Fuchs
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Josef Lommer
movies.comC
Dave White
Susan GrangerB
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Dan Hudak
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Thomas Spurlin
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Steven Rea
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Michael Burgin
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Chris Cabin
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Film.comB
Jordan Hoffman
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Jim Batts
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Patrick Mullen
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Bernard Boo
NOW MagazineC
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Anthony Lane
The Globe and MailC
Digital SpyA
Emma Dibdin
At The Movies with Margaret & DavidB
Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton
Laramie Movie ScopeC
Robert Roten
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Alistair Harkness
DVD TalkB
Jamie S. Rich
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Mark Dujsik
New York PostB
Lou Lumenick
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Timothy Monforton
HollywoodChicago.comB
Brian Tallerico
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Village Voice
Chris Packham
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Critics at Large
Amanda Shubert
St. Paul Pioneer PressC
Chris Hewitt
IndieWire
Eric Kohn
IndieWire
Christopher Schobert
IndieWire
John Anderson
The Onion A.V. ClubB
A.A. Dowd
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Don Simpson
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Christopher Orr
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Britt Hayes
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Richard Corliss
The Observer
Philip French
The GuardianB
Catherine Shoard
The GuardianC
Peter Bradshaw
The Globe and MailB
Michael Posner
Time OutB
Tom Huddleston
CineVueB
CineVueB
Movieman's Guide to the MoviesB

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