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Hamlet
Elffriend Forever@DeBelle77"Doom'd for a certain term to walk the night" ~ Hamlet - Act 1. Sc. V #ShakespeareSunday #hamlet #amuppetschristmascarol149125
The Bard Who Lived!@PotterBard"Tis now the very witching time of night, when churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out contagion to this world." Hamlet A3 S2 #ShakespeareSunday #HarryPotter0617311
#งานมหกรรมหนังสือ วันแรก ! 🥺📚คนเยอะมาก ๆ ได้มาแค่ 3 เล่ม เพราะต้องกลับไปทำงานต่อ รีบซื้อ รีบกลับ5555555555555 แง อยากกลับบ้านไปอ่านแระ พี่ลีน่าจะอิจฉาหนุมั้ย หนังสือฟิรๆ ฮี่ๆ
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มิสเตอร์ฉ่อง@Khanchong_gg@januaryssw_@januaryssw_ Hamnet กับ The bell เป็นเนื้อหาประมาณไหนหรอคะ ปกสะดุดตามากเลย100537- @Khanchong_ggHamnet เราไม่เคยอ่านเลยค่ะ แต่มาจากอีกมุมนึงของ hamlet ที่เชกสเปียร์แต่ง เกี่ยวกับการรับมือกับการจากลาของตัวละครในนั้น (คิดว่านะคะ🥺) ส่วน the bell jar อันนี้ core หลักของเรื่องจะเป็น mental health เลย ตลค. Depression หนัก เกี่ยวกับการที่ผู้หญิงคนนึงต้องถูกสังคมกดทับ กดดัน ตลค.มี identity crisis ตั้งคำถามว่าเราเป็นใครกันแน่ อยากหลึดพ้นจากกรอบตรงนี้ เนื้อหาค่อนข้างดิ่งเลยค่ะะ
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Maria Lazareva ❄️@mlazarevamusicHas anyone figured out what Zayne is reading in 'Checkup' pose? I thought it should be like a medical text at least, but it looks to me as it's about Shakespeare's plays... 🤔 The paper also looks old & crumpled.
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julz 🌗@jewelsieee@mlazarevamusic@mlazarevamusic Looks like he's reading the "Biographical Sketch" section of "The Tragedy of Hamlet - Prince of Denmark". (Based on a quick google of whatever writing I could make out haha)
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Naomi@khaleesi_101If you’ve never seen or understood Hamlet watch his pro shot. I’ve watched endless endless Hamlets & Andrew Scott’s is the only one where I have understood every single word.Spencer A. Klavan @SpencerKlavanAndrew Scott delivers this speech too slowly; I know some viewers will hate the way he breaks up the verse. AND YET even in spite of that I think this is the best delivery of this soliloquy I’ve ever seen. He makes it sound like it’s not a portentous speech everyone already knows but a morally serious real-time deliberation, by a highly intelligent person in extreme pain, considering what it would mean to end his own life.5731.2K19.2K
Andrew Scott delivers this speech too slowly; I know some viewers will hate the way he breaks up the verse. AND YET even in spite of that I think this is the best delivery of this soliloquy I’ve ever seen. He makes it sound like it’s not a portentous speech everyone already knows but a morally serious real-time deliberation, by a highly intelligent person in extreme pain, considering what it would mean to end his own life.46580110K1.6M
Gordon Thursfield@St4fford_deWolfHamlet [III, 2] 🤴Hamlet. 👻 'Tis now the very witching time of night, when churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out contagion to this world.' #ShakespeareSunday01244690
HAMLET turns 35 today. Kenneth Branagh insisted on filming the entire play instead of cutting it down, making it the first unabridged film adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. At just over 4 hours, it remains one of the most ambitious literary adaptations.174734135.6K
Cody Dericks@codymonster91Andrew Scott is shatteringly good in ELSINORE. Such an incredible conveyor of internal tumult that holds, holds, holds, until it finally can't help but burst forth. Reason enough to see the movie, which I found generally effective and very powerful, if frustratingly assembled.
18771.6K- Cody Dericks@codymonster91@codymonster91The many montages didn't bother me...to a point. The quick cutting evokes a life speeding by before it can be fully lived as desired. But once Hamlet opens, slowing down would've been a comparative, appropriate relief (and I wanna see him act his scenes in full!)
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Kenneth Branagh on performing 'HAMLET' at 19 with John Gielgud in the room. (RADA Talks)01574
Relic Stories@relicstoriesIllustrations for “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark & Romeo and Juliet”.
028116- Gordon Thursfield@St4fford_deWolfHamlet [V, 1] 🤴Hamlet. 💫 'What is he whose grief bears such an emphasis; whose phrase of sorrow conjures the wandering stars, and makes them stand like wonder-wounded hearers?' #ShakespeareSunday0724536
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