One of the best modern adaptations of William Shakespeare
This is one of the best modern adaptations of William Shakespeare’s work. It starts with Mekhi Phifer scoring the winning basket for his high school basketball team. The crowd then rushes the court and holds him up as a hero. Josh Hartnett sees this with envy and thus begins his plot to undermine his once friend using rumor, inuendo and jealousy. It’s a devilishly well laid plot with twists and turns and I especially liked the ending. I was also glad it didn’t use the original language. I know a lot of people say the beauty of Shakespeare was in his words but to many especially kids it’s too daunting and confusing.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["None available"], "Directors": ["Tim Blake Nelson"], "Producers": ["Eric Gitter", "Anthony Rhulen", "Daniel Fried", "Michael I. Levy", "William Shively"], "Starring": ["Mekhi Phifer", "Josh Hartnett", "Julia Stiles"], "Studio": ["HBO Max"]}

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