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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I'm a fan of Shakespear though.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:30, 3 replies, latest was 13 years ago)

and see if you were fast enough to see it and reply
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:31, Reply)

But Shakespeare's comedies in particular are dreadful.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:31, Reply)

I enjoyed it, you can buy beer and drink it while standing up!
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:33, Reply)

Fucking overblown hammy tosser ac-torrrs.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:34, Reply)

( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:35, Reply)

whereas if you read the plays (which I did when I was in my twenties, during lunchbreaks at work) they are actually quite funny. Well, the comedies are, anyway. I'm not so keen on the tragedies.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:38, Reply)

1. The plot is pathetic
2. The characters are shallow and shit
3. It's filled with gags which haven't been funny for hundreds of years: 'relevant today' my cock-end
Just shit.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:42, Reply)

Quite funny the first time you read/see them, but can you see school kids in four hundred years trying to analyse 'Ooh Matron'?
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:44, Reply)

on 'the Carry On films as a social barometer' in my head for a good 20 years now. How you can see the shift in values etc in the 60s into the 70s by those films, and how by the time they ended they'd become redundant.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:46, Reply)

but it wasn't really feasible to research, and no-one except Endemol would fund it.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 12:48, Reply)

but a midsummer night's dream is genius.
( , Thu 2 Aug 2012, 13:13, Reply)
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