What are the best Shakespeare film adaptations?
>>63505468
The Lion King
>>63506821
Wot?
>>63506821
that's a flick tho
>>63506830
it's based on hamlet
>>63506830
Read about Hamlet.
>>63506860
"""""""""""Based""""""""""""" on Hamlet
>>63505468
There aren't that many good ones, really.
Polanski's Macbeth
Branagh's Henry V and Hamlet
>>63506878
If we compare with the adaptations of others movies TLK still the best..
>>63505468
Throne of Blood.
>>63505468
I fucking love Titus.
>>63505468
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990)
Coriolanus (except for the random nigger general)
>>63508267
They do that in all Shakespeare adaptations, I've no idea why.
>>63507373
Isn't that a comedy?
Falstaff
Romeo and Juliet 1968
>>63507373
That's not Shakespeare.
inb4 a faggot autist trying to say it is
Romeo + Juliet is my favorite
>>63509792
that is the version i always think of, since i was a teen when that came out.
i love that whole movie. i always get sad knowing i will never live in that weird NOTmiami it takes place in.
Polanski and Kurosawa's Throne of Blood
>>63505468
Chimes at Midnight (Orson Welles)
Hamlet (Celestino Coronado)
Hamlet (Grigori Kozinsev)
Hamlet (Franco Zeffirelli)
Richard III (Richard Loncraine)
10 Things I Hate about You
Not even joking. It's good, doesn't take itself too seriously, and tells the story well.
>>63509792
Tybalt IS MY SHIIIIIIT
not even kidding.
it's beautiful.
>>63509991
It was shit.
>muh slow mo action
>beautiful
>>63510016
yeah, because whole movie was in fucking slow mo. only flaw was fassbender's silly accent.
>Watch Hamlet because why not, I've never seen it before
Holy fuck this guy is a banterlord. I had no idea.
Chimes at Midnight, it's incredible. Blows Kane out of the water.
much ado about nothing
Throne of Blood
The Bad Sleep Well
Chimes at Midnight
Peter Brook's King Lear with Paul Scofield is worth a look
>>63505468
Chimes at Midnight
Throne of Blood
Polanski's Macbeth
Welles' Othello
The 'Animated Tales' series is quite well done as well
>>63510198
That's a pretty awesome battle scene imo
Kenneth Branagh in Hamlet and Henry V
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPNA_BoCFPs
The Hollow Crown
Henry IV, Part 2 wasn't as good as the others in the series, but it was still the best adaptation of the Henriad
>>63510400
sorry, meant Henry V, not Henry IV Pt. II - Branagh's Henry V is the best version of that
>>63510400
Hiddleston was absolutely garbage.
>mfw fedoras name a Kurosawa flick instead of a Welles film
>>63510471
Weeaboos, you mean.
I like Tromeo and Juliet, and the Merchant of Venice with Pacino.
