...mental hurdle of like, 'We compete against each other,' " Patrick said of the relationship, which she likened to Romeo and Juliet. "It's like the Capulets and Montagues with (me in) Chevy and (him in) Ford, this just doesn't work. But...

...only SHE can procreate). Another daughter, Daisy, had spent the night with Carlos, one of the enemy (shades of Romeo and Juliet) and marauding Lazuli were trying to take over the best part of the foraging area. Beyond the question of why someone...

...remembrance circle at HCOA next month. HCOA's youth theater group, Theater Shakes, performs William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," at 7 p.m. Nov. 20, with a discussion following on the issue of teenage suicide. Admission is $10 general...

...presents ?The Dinosaur Musical? by Willie and Robert Reale. Complete with exploding volcanos, great music and a Romeo and Juliet love story, this family-oriented comedy ?promises to reveal the truth about how dinosaurs became extinct.? Shows...

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Now Playing Synopsis: The classic Shakespearean romantic tragedy is updated by director Baz Luhrmann to a post-modern Verona Beach where swords are merely a brand of gun and bored youths are easily spurred toward violence. Longtime rivals in religion and business, the Montagues and the Capulets share a page from the Jets and Sharks of West Side Story when they form rival gangs. Romeo (Leonardo DiCaprio) is aloof toward the goings-on of his Montague cousins, but after he realizes that Juliet (Claire Danes) is a Capulet at the end of one very wild party, the enmity between the two clans becomes the root of his angst. He relies heavily -- and with serious consequences -- on his rebel gender-bender of a friend, Mercutio (Harold Perrineau Jr.), and Father (not Friar) Lawrence (Pete Postlethwaite) for protection and support. Romeo is, of course, exiled, and it looks like Juliet will be forced into an arranged marriage with the bland Paris (Paul Rudd). It ends, as Romeo and Juliet must, when Romeo hears a tragic piece of misinformation and brings his suicide wish to what was meant to be Juliet 's temporary tomb. This time, though, the turf and the weapon of choice have taken a turn toward the surreal. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, John Leguizamo, Harold Perrineau, Jr., Pete Postlethwaite Movie Details Movie Review