Kiss Me, Kate

About This Movie

Kiss Me, Kate (2003) has this delightful blend of comedy and music that really stands out. Directed by Chris Hunt, it offers a kind of playful chaos as the divorced leads stumble through their roles in a musical adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew. The pacing is quite brisk, keeping the energy high, while the mistaken identity plot weaves in some nice twists, especially with the mafia subplot adding a bit of danger. The performances are engaging, with a palpable chemistry that echoes their onstage characters. The whole production feels vibrant, and the practical effects bring a tangible quality that enhances the viewing experience. It's an interesting mix of Shakespearean charm and musical flair, all wrapped up in a comedic rhythm that keeps things enjoyable.

Divorced actors recreate Shakespeare. · Mafia mix-up adds comedic tension. · Distinctive blend of music and humor.