What should I say? “Romeo and Juliet” being a classic tragic romance story that has been a hit all around the world. I had not been into it at all only knowing that they had both died at the end thinking they were foolish before reading the book and watching the film. And now after finishing the film, it had been a real rollercoaster for me feelings went up and down when watching the film and even after. Still remember when first the Montagues and Capulets were fighting and not knowing where Romeo was and to the extend knowing that he didn’t like Juliet at first instead he liked Rosaline was a small shock for me as I always thought that Romeo liked Juliet from the very beginning. And moving onto the scene where the Capulet’s held the party and Romeo still liked Rosaline before the party which was the reason that he went to the party and after seeing Juliet he immediately falls for her and even kissed on the first time seeing her. And then moving onto the famous scene where Juliet’s on her balcony and Romeo climbs to find her and kiss her. I’m sure we were all amazed by his tree climbing skills. And from this part I started getting why Romeo and Juliet would die for each other. Seeing him do dangerous acts just to spend time with Juliet I know that this man is in love and so deep that he couldn’t keep himself conscious. Then onto the part where they get married I know they both love each other a lot. They were both with the priest and when Juliet was forced to marry Paris the priest didn’t let Paris go in because he knows that she only love Romeo and would wait for him even if he was banished. The most unfortunate part of the entire story would be Romeo not being able to receive the letter from the priest so he didn’t know that Juliet was just asleep. At that moment I was thinking what if Romeo didn’t kill Tybalt or what if he had gotten the letter? These are the biggest “What-ifs” for me in the film of Romeo and Juliet. And the part that impressed me the most was how Rome and Juliet being in opposing families they still had an “underground love” that not many people knew.