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The Tra Gedy of Ma gb Eth.
My favorite film of the year. Thanks for posting this
Beautiful
Denzel really sold every line. Im not well versed in Shakespeare so some of it I had trouble following, but every Macbeth line had a physicality to it that made it feel much more understandable.
At a quick glance I thought that was Glenn Howerton
Watched this last night. It’s well done, and I think even if you lose the language at times you’ll still be able to follow the story.
Wow, 400 VFX shots. Im someone who’s a pretty ardent defender of CGI but that really impresses even me and speaks to how great of a tool digital effects are when you have someone with a vision and a collaborative team.
Denzel coming back to Shakespeare films after so long. Great return after Much Ado About Nothing.
I want to see this but I had to see Drive My Car first because it’s only playing for the weekend. Denzel Washington has also done a lot of Shakespeare on stage. He seems to be really passionate about it, plus I used to think it would be cool if the Coen Brothers and Denzel Washington did a movie together. It’s close enough since it’s 1 of them. I didn’t meet Joel but I met Ethan Coen last Summer when he introduced Fargo at a Drive-In. Also a few years before that. Also I was an extra in a Denzel Washington movie back in 2007.