"Much Ado About Nothing" appropriately ends with lovers united, evildoers punished, and, in this incarnation, a helluva party. Perhaps the film's greatest accomplishment is the feeling this conclusion brings, one of smiles and joy. Watching Whedon's take is a bit like sitting in on a dinner party of friends who feel not obnoxious, but friendly and lovable. Is it all a bit slight, and sometimes even amateurish? Sure, but that's what happens when a group of friends make a film over twelve days.
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