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Mickey wrote:The Tragedy of Macbeth

how was it

VinylGuy wrote:

Mickey wrote:The Tragedy of Macbeth

how was it

I thought it was fucking great. Which means Mickey probably didn't like it.

but you are more of a theatre guy in my mind, so it was kinda impossible for you not to like it right?

Im concerned if this one is more filmed theatre than anything else.

i share your concern

Just read the book.

Just watch The Lion King

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Mickey wrote:The Tragedy of Macbeth

how was it

I thought it was fucking great. Which means Mickey probably didn't like it.

That's not true! You like unbearably corny shit like Andrew Garfield musicals but otherwise our tastes are relatively compatible.

VinylGuy wrote:but you are more of a theatre guy in my mind, so it was kinda impossible for you not to like it right?

Im concerned if this one is more filmed theatre than anything else.

I have about 40 minutes left in it, so I'll have to see how it ends, but I would say it's good but not great. It's definitely not "filmed theater" in the style of like, Lawrence Olivier versions--the camera is an active presence here, but it's certainly very theatrical in the delivery and minimalist in the set design. Those things don't bother me at all, I think it's a very good version of Macbeth and Washington is phenomenal. But I don't know that it's much more than that.

VinylGuy wrote:but you are more of a theatre guy in my mind, so it was kinda impossible for you not to like it right?

Im concerned if this one is more filmed theatre than anything else.

It's highly stylized and theatrical but it's not a filmed theater piece. It's definitely a film adaptation. And you should watch it if for nothing else than the lighting and cinematography. You're gonna shit when you see them composition and texture.

good, good.

Swan Song.

Holy shit.

First of all, which Swan Song

Mickey wrote:First of all, which Swan Song

The shit (holy) one.

The 2021 Drama/Fantasy film directed by Benjamin Cleary for Apple TV.

So not the 2021 Drama/Comedy film directed by Todd Stephens for Magnolia Pictures

Those are the same.

Which one stars Mahershala Ali?

epilogue wrote:Which one stars Mahershala Ali?

The Moonlight one.

So good

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:but you are more of a theatre guy in my mind, so it was kinda impossible for you not to like it right?

Im concerned if this one is more filmed theatre than anything else.

It's highly stylized and theatrical but it's not a filmed theater piece. It's definitely a film adaptation. And you should watch it if for nothing else than the lighting and cinematography. You're gonna shit when you see them composition and texture.

Yeah, I finished it and it's definitely worth watching.

I saw The Terminator for the first time today.

Great movie!