Shakespeare

Kenneth Branagh's version of Hamlet

Can I do this and cannot get a crown?
TUT-
Were it further off I would pluck it down

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Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing was top drawer stuff. Very nice acting, production, and dialogue-selection. Although not completely faithful to the libretto, it was the best adaptation across film and theatre.

>Othello is pretty good too.
True that. Orson Wells knocked that one out of the park.

Richard Burton's Hamlet

He play's Hamlet's descent into anger and madness better than any other I've seen. Even greater than Laurence Olivier's desu.

youtu.be/lsrOXAY1arg

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The Lion King

Coriolanus.

Let me be the first to check your digits

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checked

wastedus

DAMN

Hamlet 1996. Beautiful 70mm film.

Thank you, I'm here all night

The death scene was laughable though.

This, I actually made a thread about it yesterday. What the FUCK were they thinking with Henry's smile and the cgi? And also using the heaven or hell line there as well made no sense

shakespeare sucks

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>27 replies
>no pic related
HAAAWHYTE PIGGU

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>Not using the God given poetry of Shakespeare's work even if it's foreign

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Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.

>noone posting the GOAT

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Romeo and Juliet from 1965?
or Much Ado About Nothing with Denzel

Not the best but I really enjoyed Titus.

I have yet to watch the whole thing but have watched this clip dozens of times
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a lesser get

why does this exist

Romeo + Juliet

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paste

For you

unironically this

was always jealous my freshman English class watched the old 60s one, but the one across the hall watched this

csnc?

Ran, Titus and Romeo + Juliet.
All is True is my favourite Shakespeare biopic.

What the fuck is wrong with you?

got to watch both of these in the 10th grade, although our teacher skipped over the titty scene of the 60s movie

Shakespeare was the Michael Bay of his time.

ours literally put a post-it note on the projector exactly where the nipple was lmao

Will watch now!

I’d like to lay my head in Helena’s lap.

Damn, kino. My favorite adaptation of my favorite Shakespeare piece.

Love that Prologue.

Soviet Hamlet is pretty damn kino.

No votes for ‘Prospero’s Books’?

The Macbeth one with Fassbender.

BBC's othello and king lear from the early 80s is good.

Who was the S. Craig Zahler of his time?

>nobody mentioning the GOAT

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Genuinely bad adaptation. Pretty kino aesthetic, though.

John Webster for sure.

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Because it’s based

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Tromeo and Juliet

Ran is a perfect movie

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It was good but no romeo+juliet, better casting probably.

based

I disagree but those digits can't be wrong

this one was pure kino

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Richard III, with Ian McKellan.

'tis
youtube.com/watch?v=VmtMURyOp48

It's fun and comfy. Keanu is hilariously bad but I kind of like that.

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>it's another Hamlet with Hamlet being played by a 30-50 year old man

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Serious question: are you homosexual or female?

Throne of Blood > Polanski's >>>>>>>human waste>>>>>> 2015

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farquad

Where's that webm from

Fantastic aesthetic, love this adaptation

It is a truly fantastic teen movie

Roman Polanski's Macbeth
Pure kino

Throne of blood no contest

very bad

Throne of Blood

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