Ronnie & Julie

This movie was alright. They could have made it much better by making it a comedy like all the other Shakespeare stories which have been made into high school based comedies. The ending was also disappointing, there was no real moral to the story.

But my goodness everyone who has seen the winter Olympics knows that even grade school kids who are in training skate far beyond this actresses's capabilities.

This was amazing. Like another comment has said, other movies use comedy. But this movie isn't based on comedy, but romance and drama, I think that that is what makes it unique. A brilliant movie, and I guarantee that if you watch it you won't be disappointed. I give it 11 out of 10.

Okey so this movie isn't very convincing. The snow is fake and you know from the start that it's gonna be a happy ending. But that is what I like about it! It is just like a Disney movie in a way, you know that things might get tough in the middle but they always solve the problems in the end. I think it is.. cute! And the fake snow and the scenery is a very important part of that. And what really makes my heart melt is the cute duet by Tanya Hacheroff and Cameron Grant they play when Ronnie & Julie are sooo in love..

And sure I can see why men who need action and shooting in all movies doesnt like it but I know that I will watch this movie the day before x-mas year after year after year!

According to the description, it's a modern day adaptation of romeo and juliet. Josh jackson, margot finley as romeo and juliet fall in love on the ice. While their parents are fighting for votes in the local election. The usual misunderstandings, mis-communications. Keep an eye out for teri garr as ronnie's mom, liz. Ups, downs. Not to give away any spoilers, but there's a very large departure from the original story. As i said, this is very family friendly, so a whole new ending. Shakespeare is spinning. Distributed by hallmark entertainment, so it's very, very family friendly. Sugary sweet. Every now and then they play a couple measures of the theme from the original r and j by tchaikovsky. Directed by philip spink. Modern adaptation by richard clark, larry sugar.