"Ten Things I Hate You" is a youth-themed movie, but it has a depth that is completely different from similar movies. In fact, this is a modern version adapted from Shakespeare's masterpiece "The Taming of the Shrew". Several centuries ago, "The Taming of the Shrew" was cleverly modified by the screenwriter, and the scene immediately became the most familiar campus environment for young people today. ()
This modern version of "The Taming of the Shrew" is arguably the best teenage comedy ever. The film is lively and funny, with fine style but no lack of wisdom. This is a movie worth playing on DVD in the classroom. For the sake of freshness, the director of the film boldly uses eight Hollywood stars who are just starting out. The film is full of good-looking, vivid and colorful plots, and it is completely aimed at the tastes of the young people of the Y generation. ()
