What are your favorite Shakespeare film adaptations, Sup Forums?
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What are your favorite Shakespeare film adaptations, Sup Forums?
Hunter Rogers
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Zachary Ward
Macbeth - 1971 version
Roman Polanski kino
Joseph Gutierrez
This
Luis Powell
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Jaxson Ramirez
By far the best
Blake Moore
Macbeth with Patrick Stewart where it all takes place in one big apartment building or something. With the super duper cheekbones girl
I can't remember if it was a movie or a BBC tv-movie thing.
btw the recent version of Hamlet with Fassbender is absolute trash.
Parker Gutierrez
Titus Andronicus was bretty gud
Grayson Davis
>the recent version of Hamlet with Fassbender is absolute trash.
You mean Macbeth?
Cameron Bailey
>err *Macbeth with Fassbender whoops
Gabriel Barnes
HAIL MACBETH! HAIL MACBETH!
Kayden Brooks
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Benjamin Edwards
Ran>Polanski Macbeth>Throne of Blood>Kurzel Macbeth>The Bad Sleep Well>Coriolanus>Brando Julius Caesar> McKellen Richard III> everything else
Olivier, Taymor and Branagh adaptatiions are all trash.
Carson Evans
perfection.
were they fucking high when they directed this film? i mean alan cummings is always high but what about the director
Charles Hernandez
the macbeth patrick stewart one that has the 3 witches are nurses? was pretty good, i think it was like a balkan setting? but the 3 witches were shit because whenever they were on screen it turned into a fucking marilyn manson music video
Daniel Young
If you ask me Shakespeare is overrated.
Gavin Sullivan
If you ask me, you're retarded
Nathan Long
someone whose work is still regularly talked about 400 years later and you think your opinion is worth listening to?
Aiden Bennett
Shakespeare is like The Beatles. Personally don't care for it but can appreciate the significance.
Connor Stewart
chimes at midnight/falstaff is fucking godly. Better than citizen kane imo.
Xavier Wilson
Should probably get this one out of the way.
Lincoln Martin
400 years of what else, exactly?
David Barnes
as much as I like the bad sleep well I always found it a bit of a stretch to say it was an adaptation. I mean it clearly has Hamlet elements in there but I wouldn't say that it could be advertised as an adaptation of Hamlet or recommended as such. I think the film uses it maybe as a starting point or foundation but then builds mostly its own thing.
Liam Lewis
The 1953 Julius Caesar with Brando as Mark Anthony is highly underrated.
Check out his funeral speech: youtube.com
Henry Gray
Kino.