Gross US & Canada
$20,710,451
Opening weekend US & Canada
$116,975
Gross worldwide
$20,710,451
Gross US & Canada
$20,710,451
Opening weekend US & Canada
$116,975
Gross worldwide
$20,710,451
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By Caterina 2022-09-25 21:22:28
"Hamlet" uses tragedy to tell about life and philosophy, about the love and hatred between people.
1. Complex love and hatred focus on one person. When the mind is fascinated by hatred, it will eventually bring what we really love like death and ashes, and let life truly dissipate.
2. Only a three-dimensional life philosophy art work can understand why Shakespeare's works can cross national borders, which is full of energy thought and philosophy.
~~~The first time I wrote about...
By Clovis 2022-09-24 10:50:58
Written on November 4, 2021 Foreign Literature Class.
I have read the original script of "Hamlet", and I have also watched the new-style drama that has been adapted and presented on the stage, but this is the first time I have seen the movie. Since it's about writing after watching, let's talk about the movies you enjoyed in class! The film chose to directly start with the king's funeral. The gloomy weather and solemn occasions made the atmosphere feel depressing and laid the tragic...
By Don 2022-06-20 23:01:31
There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, tell me what I see in my eyes
Also known as the Prince's Revenge, to be honest, the long classics are really not suitable for making movies, and they have almost become running accounts.
At the beginning, it was the funeral of the old king, and the younger brother from abroad was enthroned. It's weird, shouldn't it be the eldest son succeeding? The eldest son is hamlet, just called H for short. The younger brother not only ascended the throne, but also integrated a foreign wife. This is really more...
By Dorris 2022-06-20 19:33:55
"Hamlet" is the representative work of Shakespeare's tragedy. The ideological content has reached an unprecedented depth and breadth, profoundly revealing the evil and essential characteristics of the society at the end of the feudal period. In terms of the inner performance of the characters, "Hamlet" is the most confusing, or the most philosophical. "Hamlet", also known as "The Prince's Revenge", mainly tells the story of a prince fighting his uncle in order to avenge his dead...
By Haylie 2022-06-20 17:53:00
[The road of revenge is a challenge to new ideas]
If it can endure the erosion of the years, it can withstand the imaginary changes in literature, it can bear the splendid cultural praise, and it can bear the praise and learning of the world. Shakespeare, the master of literature and art in the Renaissance, used his plays to prove to the world that excellent literary works are indeed true.
As one of Shakespeare's excellent "four tragedies", "Hamlet" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and brings glory to the literary...
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By Jordi 2023-09-18 10:16:35
Since everyone is arguing about his clothes, so am I. ....
By Annabell 2023-09-06 12:08:45
Both of them are very good actors and have created many wonderful characters, but they are not Hamlet and...
By Johann 2023-08-26 12:46:07
don't like the accents in it except for a few british...
By Allen 2023-08-13 21:04:23
It is said that Shakespeare only had more than 20,000 English words in his time and his vocabulary was as high as 20,000. There really is no one else but Shakespeare who has mastered almost all the vocabulary of his own time and can use them so masterfully. The film respects the original book very much, although I haven't seen other versions and can't compare, but I always feel that gibson's role in hamlet is not so good, but Ophelia is really beautiful! Helena has become a total freak after...
By Delia 2023-07-11 03:53:23
The form is very close to the original version and the stage performance, a feeling of "as it should be". But it's a bit rough on the plot. Hamlet is not heroic, Helena is so tender and does a good...
Hamlet: Frailty, thy name is woman.
Hamlet: O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain!
Hamlet: Alas, poor Yorrick, I knew him.