The director regards Shakespeare’s complex story as a pantomime with voiceovers, free to play in a Scottish cloud-covered environment. He often adapts dialogues to the inner activities of human beings instead of oral language. The speed of each dialogue is very high. Slow, coupled with a lot of profound pauses, makes people think that every sentence is important, and lacks focus and change.
Michael Fassbender's Scottish accent is not very stable, but seeing his interpretation of the role can be regarded as flawed. A high-spirited and arrogant soldier immediately exposed his deep self-doubt after he got the throne.
As the shortest, sharpest, and most violent story in Shakespeare’s tragedy, "Macbeth" is the easiest to make into a movie. "Macbeth" has never been treated by a big screen anymore, shocking the soul and impeccable performance, fast-paced and inspiring Exciting, it fits well with the Middle Ages. Although the scene is too bloody and not suitable for students to watch, the superb narrative ability of this Australian director can make this Shakespeare work enduring.
