Title: Entertaining Fluff
Product review: Casanova is an attempt to do a Shakespearian comedy set in 18th Century Venice. It has mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, and lots of swashbuckling action. It's not as well done as if the Bard had actually done it (How could it?), but it is nevertheless a bit of entertaining fluff well worth ones time and money. The costumes are splendid and, of course, the Venetian scenery is sublime. Another plus: instead of using modern tunes to make the story "accessible" to modern audiences, the film sticks with music from the period.
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