Too self-conscious to woo Roxanne himself, wordsmith Cyrano de Bergerac helps young Christian nab her heart through love letters. Drama,Musical,Romance It's not really a movie for us. It's made like last year's "Judy" when only 7 people bothered to see it. Little bit of signing. A little bit of dancing. A little bit of inclusion,, et voila, you get an Oscar. This depiction is nothing close to "Cyrano De Bergerac" with Gerard depardieux, Vincent Perez and Anne Brochet that won everything that year (1990). Personally, I quit after 27 minutes. It wasn't going to get better and I have seen this done way better. PS: If you want to re-do classics with inclusion,, you should take a look at Kenneth Brennagh's Shakespeare "much ado about nothing" with Denzel Washington. That is how it's done properly without cutting corners.