Ennis Casanova is Brilliant!

[Ray]

SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXY!  FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABUlous.  The opening blue screen was crapo, but the film was just lourvely! Yummo sista!

[MaineWriter]

SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXY!  FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABUlous.  The opening blue screen was crapo, but the film was just lourvely! Yummo sista!

Hey Ray--

I actually saw this movie, in the theater, when I couldn't get into Brokeback because it was sold out. I had lots of laughs and Heath/Casanova was still looking like Ennis, which was a plus. It is definitely worth a watch, folks...

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[Kelda]

ooooooooooohhhhhhhhh!!! perhaps I should rent this tonight!!

and RAY! hello!! I've missed seeing you about recently!

[Shakesthecoffecan]

I really like Heath in every roll he has had, and there is such a range to what he has played already. Now Cassanova, I dozed off three times watching it.

[RouxB]

I told ya!


 

[coffeecat33]

I really enjoyed this film! How can you go wrong with a film shot entirely on location in Venice, with Heath Ledger as the great lover Casanova bedding half the women (including nuns!) in town? Beautiful scenery and costumes. Everyone looked great & had fun in this movie.

[Front-Ranger]

Yes, it had some funny parts. And it was great to see Heath using his face again.

[delalluvia]

I love the period, the setting and Heath.  Who cares what the story is about?

[Ray]

....there was a story too?  Wow, I have to watch it again!

[j.U.d.E.]

Yes, it had some funny parts. And it was great to see Heath using his face again.

Ha! That comment made me laugh. But oh so true!

Loved Casanova too! Was expecting the worst, so I was actually positively surprised. Some parts are pure cr*p, but all in all very entertaining. Heath is as sexy/sexual as ever and who cares about the story.. or lack thereof.. 

~ j U d E