Breathes There a Man With Soul So Dead he Doesn't Want this NOW?

[JOE SOAP]

It's the single best Shakespeare comedy, redone and rewritten by the nearest person - and I'm really not being hyperbolic about it - to Shakespeare in this modern life. Who wouldn't wanna see it?

I'll go see Coriolanus.

[Tiplodocus]

I quite liked some early episodes of Big Bang Theory.

And I quite like some of Joss Whedon's stuff.

But I don't think this is for me.

[Lee Bates]

I intend to go out of my way to never, ever watch this.

[Devons Daddy]

I will give it a go,
I am not adverse to such stuff, Shakespeare always a good basis, and Joss whedon. his name adds to the allure.
Nathan Fillion also?
then for me, as soon as it on the iTunes store, it will be a download.

[Mudcrab]

I'll watch it for Amy 

When it's on TV.

[TordelBack]

You probably enjoyed the three hours on an empty stage that was 'Dogville'.

I confess I did not, for all its obvious cleverness.  But I have enjoyed Whedon's previous zero-budget mates'-rates outings just as much as his swords'n'splosions stuff, I like the work and/or comeliness of almost all the participants, and I doubt if you really need the fabulous setting and costuming of Brannagh's version to make Much Ado entertaining.