The film was released by a teacher of foreign literature as a guide. If I didn't know Al Pacino was there, I might not have the patience to watch it. It's a pity that Al Pacino could not save this movie. Shakespeare’s script was written off-stage, and he thought that it would be distracted to be adapted into a movie, and to a large extent it would slow down the pace of the movie. This movie is a good example. I don’t know if I did it deliberately. The actors’ dialogues all have a strong accent, which is a British accent. The costumes and scenes are unquestionable, after all, they are still a work of heart.
When it comes to acting, Al Pacino is outstanding. As my teacher said, after watching this film, Sherlock will feel different, and it will be pity for him. Perhaps it is the credit of Pacino's creation, or perhaps it is the director's intentional act. Those who haven't read the original author dare not make more guesses.
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