OK, I bought the DVD, but I didn't see all of the parts yet. I saw the Wife of Bath, the Sea Captain's Tale, The Miller's Tale and The Knight's Tale. And until now, I find them all good. There's always great acting, interesting relationships and plot twists. I have to admit that I bought the DVD because James Nesbitt was in it. But when I started watching I began to realize that not only the Miller's Tale with Nesbitt would be good. The stories of Chaucer or cleverly adapted to the screen, in a modern way and every piece has something different to tell. Yesterday I saw The Knight's Tale, and to me it's the most powerful tale. I never saw such a great story, tension, great acting, and cinematographic style pressed together in 50 minutes! I personally felt like one of the guys chasing after the same woman. While she didn't say a lot, she had something on screen, that's a strong thing to realize I think. I will show this tale to the person I love, that's for sure. See this tale, or better all of them, I think there will be more than one to have a liking for...
Review of Canterbury Tales
