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A punctual adaptation that feels acceptable
Jermain 2022-03-24 09:02:37
Except for a few cutscenes subtitles, almost the entire text of Shakespeare's original text is added with the northeast corner sound. This time, the subtitle group can finally be lazy, but it hurts the ears of those audiences who are used to watching European and American popular movies. Even so, Fa Shark's performance still maintains a high level, fully interpreting Macbeth's ambition, tyranny and fear of fate, coupled with the magnificent Scottish Highlands as the background, as well as various photography teaching films. The use of fast and slow motion, this film can be regarded as a moderate but successful adaptation.
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Lottie 2022-04-22 07:01:40
Shakespeare's story, coupled with the precise acting skills dedicated by Fa Shark, ambition and desire are the source of evil, just as Hecate said, fate confuses his nature with "all kinds of false phantoms", and makes him in the midst of his own desires. Under the drive, step by step towards your own predetermined ending. Shakespeare's lines are full of classical charm, completely in the style of stage play, majestic. What a game of thrones!
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Jarvis 2022-04-22 07:01:40
The photography is magnificent, and the soundtrack is tragic and desolate. Two war scenes: in the dark blue tone at the beginning, he is still a brave loyalist; in the dazzling blood red at the end, he is a domineering tyrant who finally accepts the judgment of fate. The two monologue scenes of Cotillard sitting on the ground crying and Fasha holding his wife's body are very shocking.
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Macduff: [confronting the man who has murdered his wife and children] I have no words. My voice is in my sword...
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Macbeth: I'll fight 'til from my bones my flesh be hacked.