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  1. May 16, 2021 · Despite good reviews from critics (though not spectacular) and a great response at Cannes, there’s a feeling that audiences just weren’t on board for another adaptation of Macbeth. Audiences ...

    • Tom Jolliffe
  2. I would estimate they kept about 40% of the lines from Shakespeare's original play. They repeat some. It is a visual feast, and a warm up production for the same director and cast who will be doing the Assassin's Creed movie. Basically, don't go expecting to see Macbeth.

  3. Read reviews of the very best Macbeth movies below – specifically Roman Polanski’s 1971 Macbeth movie, and Trevor Nunn’s 1978 version of Macbeth on the big screen.

  4. Nov 30, 2015 · Both the original text and Morrissette’s film use Macbeth’s follies as a tragic teaching aid, but while Shakespeare led audiences to therapeutic catharsis in the concluding bloodbath ...

    • Macbeth
    • Maqbool
    • Scotland, PA
    • Throne of Blood

    The basic story of Macbeth remains essentially unchanged throughout most of the filmed adaptations, and Rosemary’s Babydirector Roman Polanski's version hews close to the text. Macbeth (Jon Finch), the Thane (or lord) of Cawdor, wins a decisive battle for King Duncan (Nicholas Selby), and as he and his friend Banquo (Martin Shaw) return from the wa...

    The notion that all modern storytelling owes a blood debt to Shakespeare is best left for painfully earnest academic debate. Still, it’s a testament to the universality of many of the Bard’s plays that their plots are flexible enough to withstand a variety of settings. The 2004 Indian crime thriller Maqbool is one such example, with the late, great...

    There are plenty of modernized and updated Shakespeare adaptations, such as 10 Things I Hate About You(Taming of the Shrew) and 2001's O, a prep-school update of Othellostarring Josh Hartnett and Mekhi Phifer. One of the best and funniest is Scotland, PA, a dark comedy revamp of Macbeth, set in a fast-food restaurant in a Pennsylvania small town. W...

    The great Akira Kurosawa sets Macbeth in feudal Japan, with General Washizu, played by Kurosawa's favorite star Toshiro Mifune, overthrowing his sovereign Lord Tsuzuki, following an evil spirit’s prophecy. Kurosawa's Throne of Bloodchanges some key plot points, leans on the supernatural aspect of the story, and is one of the greatest screen version...

  5. Jan 14, 2022 · Probably the most notable difference between the film and the play is that the role of the Scottish King Macbeth is played by an African American. Not only that, but Macduff, his wife, and their...

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  7. Dec 4, 2015 · Reviews. Macbeth. 113 minutes ‧ NR ‧ 2015. Christy Lemire. December 4, 2015. 4 min read. Taking a wildly innovative approach to bringing Shakespeare’s text to the screen is always a tricky proposition.