I absolutely loved this film. Every frame was absolutely gorgeous, amazing performances (as expected), and the plot even withstood some serious trimming so the film was a tidy 100 minutes or so. Gonna watch it again soon.
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so much for my strategic diminished-expectations technique.
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Haven’t tried it with this one but I fully endorse watching Shakespeare movies with Closed Captions on. Did it with KB’s Hamlet; makes the whole experience more absorbing.
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I have only watched about half of it so far, but so far I can’t say I am as impressed as others. Macbeth reads to me as play full of speed and passion, and even a kind of insane, macabre humor. Coen’s interpretation takes all the life out of it.
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The design and cinematography reminds me if some of those old 50s and 60’s existentialist teleplays. Stark simplicity, OK. But the overwhelming sense of numbness and exhaustion don’t work for me.
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I had seen Kathryn Hunter before in Rome as Cleopatra's handmaid, but I didn't register her name. After The Tragedy of Macbeth on Apple TV and Landscapers on HBO Max, I have a much greater respect for her talent, deservedly considered one of the English langauge's best actors.pic.twitter.com/PEDXnBlWNd
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I loved her in Orlando and have quoted her line “You are pleased to be witty” for decades.pic.twitter.com/bzuRqASVmP
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