>*mumbles incoherently in a thick Scottish brogue* >*responds

Its all about the final battle anyway, and that one is one of the best imaginable.

It was pretty at least.

>being this american you can't understand slight accents

>>79629837
mel gibsons hamlet is trash

6/10 made me reply

>>79629984
go back into the oven jew

>>79629868
>red filter and claustrophobic camera keeps you from actually seeing anything
>Macbeth whispers "ring the alarum bell!" to himself in the middle of nowhere
I don't mind artsy reinterpretations of the classic tragedies, but this just came across as trying way too fucking hard

I didn't have an issues understanding the language. But I agree on one thing, it's a bad film. Looks nice, but that's about it.

>>79629947
>scottish
>slight accent
There was a point, watching Snatch that I thought Pitt's character was talking fluent scottish.

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How about best adaptations? The BBC and Globe ones are all good from an acting perspective, but they're not cinematic. Pic related is probably the best Shakespeare movie in recent years.

>>79630066
Wasn't that supposed to be an Irish accent?

>>79629837

>Ameriplebs trying to watch Shakespeare

relax, your reaction is quite normal.
I think there is an Americanized version, its all gangstas N shit.

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>>79629837
>name a worse Shakespeare film adaptation
MacBeth 2015 was fucking kino. Just because the language was too hard on ya, lad, doesn't mean it's fucking shit. Fassbender and Cotillard nailed it, and the directing was fucking amazing.

>>79630809
>>79630713
Motherfuckers please. I can recite most of the Richard III soliloquies by heart. I touched a first folio in DC. It's a bad adaption.

>>79631161
Why?

>>79630631
yes

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the best adaptation has arrived

>>79630243
underrated as fuck

>>79631361
Throne Of Blood is the best, but Kurzel's is quite good, too, especially visuals wise.

>>79630033
digits confirm

>>79629837
Your favorite one.

>>79630243
Ralph Fiennes is fantastic in this.

>>79629837
>>79630033
>>79631161
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>>79630243
Need to see that. I'd say some good film adaptations are:

Polanski's Macbeth
Branagh's Henry V

Chimes At Midnight isn't an adaptation of a single play, but I think it counts

>>79631549
>Polanski's
Pile of garbage.

>>79630809
wtf this looks like garbage

>>79631580
no u

>>79631224
There's room for interpretive changes in order to make the work more interesting, like having Macbeth intimidate Malcolm immediately after he discovers the body. The problem is that the movie is so self-consciously artsy that it does ridiculous shit like having Macbeth fucking his wife when he decides to kill Duncan, or having dialogue that only makes sense when spoken be internal monologues.

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>>79631590
No, you.

>>79630022
shouldnt you be sucking cock to keep your minimum wage mcjob amerikain?

>>79631580
This

Macbeth adaptations

>god-tier
Kurzel, Kurosawa, Trevor Nunn

>good-tier
Welles

>meh tier
Polanski

>shit tier
Strayan Macbeth

>>79631533
There he is. There he goes again. Look, everyone! He posted it once again! Isn't he just the funniest guy around?! Oh my God.


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Forever...

>>79631580
That end fight though

>>79631681
I'm okay with this.

>>79629837
>Implying I even knew wtf was going on.

do we even get "tragedies" anymore?

>>79631726
I forgot the John Torturro one, the one where he's a mafia man killing his capo Rod Steiger. Put it in good tier.

>>79631620
>>79631719
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>>79631839
If you're thinking of something like MacBeth or Oedipus, we certainly don't.

>>79631873
I have a trip in order to give people like you the opportunity to filter my posts. You should be thanking me for my generosity

>>79631883
Carlito's way but shit, that was 25 years ago already. Beasts of no Nation surprisingly shied away from the expected tragic finale, so it doesn't classify. I'm inclined to say Pan's Labyrinth has some of the tropes if you look at the figure of the captain. I Saw the Devil is definitely a tragedy, so are A Bittersweet Life and The Yellow Sea. I think Koreans dabble in tragedy far more than Westerners, mostly because they go full out when it comes to the endings where most Western films feel the need to at least offer a bittersweet one

>>79631956
Shut the FUCK up namefag

>>79632035
Oldboy, the original, was a good modern tale of Oedipus, even though it's the weakest in the trilogy.

>>79632064
PREACH IT, MAN!

>>79631956
That's not how this works, faggot. Go to Reddit if you want an account and people to recognize you.

>>79631883
I was thinking about this the other day 'cause i don't think horror movies or thrillers can really be classed as tragedies, but I'd consider something like requiem for a dream some sort of modern tragedy.

The one with Patrick Stewart was pretty shit.

>>79631839
I suppose we have to let time have its way with it, but horror films are often tragic in nature.
>the descent
>alien 3
>wicker man
>texas chainsaw massacre


When it comes to literature McCarthy's books are splendidly tragic. There's a good amount of tragedy in Eastern European literature, especially from the Balkans. For reference, Kazantzakis and Kadare.

>>79632184
He was great in it, as expected, but the cast was weak and the cinematography uninteresting. Meh-tier. Great performance by him tho.

>>79632184
He's the best screen Macbeth though

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>>79632948
That's McKellen you twat.