Sober people are considered lunatics instead. Hamlet is a prince with high purity of spirit and soul. She learned that her father was poisoned, but the murderer's own uncle, Claudius, was unable to accept reality and lost control after he united with his mother and took power. He said, "The weak, your name is" Woman, I have always wondered about such a sentence before, but speaking it under such a state makes people obedient. The reason why Hamlet is advancing with the times is that his content is realistic and happens from time to time. The ugly side of human nature has always existed, creating Hamlet's immortality. The style of the film is beautiful and full of literary and artistic atmosphere, with opera-like dialogue and scenes. On this basis, the ugliness and hypocrisy behind this group of imperial nobles came out on the same stage with them, which was a fierce irony. Extravagant and ugly, but they have to assume a hypocritical posture, and the pure spirit is deceived and destroyed. When Hamlet pretended to be crazy and stupid, those seemingly unrelated, but logically distinct words, both sharp and original, tore off the mask that hung on the face of that era.
Hamlet and Ophelia are beautiful boys, beautiful and fragile, and unable to accept the cruelty of reality, which makes them crazy, frustrated, and finally perished. Shakespeare does not motivate people with the final victory of justice, but uses destruction to impact people, because tragedies are often more impressive and thought-provoking than comedies. Maybe we are all Hamlet in life. When facing the negative side of society and the ugly human nature and unable to return to heaven, we also die, but it is the soul and innocence that die, not the body.
In addition, the filming by the director is also rare. At first glance, it looks a bit dull, and the film is unique. There are a thousand Hamlet for a thousand readers, so there should not be too many personal feelings and thoughts when shooting, so that the person can see his own point of view.
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