I've never read this before today, but I was amazed at how many lines I knew. So much has entered common parlance! I thought it was mostly wonderful but it dropped off near the end for me. (Why do all these people insist on killing themselves? I don't know, and frankly the fighting bit went on so long that by the time suicide was in fashion I didn't much care.) Mark Antony's speech to the crowd was the last point at which this play really held my interest. But then, it was such a fantastic speech that anything following would suffer by comparison...