I love Rome so when I found out Anthony Hopkins was In a film about Rome I was ecstatic!
And it was written by William shakey Shakespeare!
Oh boy was I in for a treat when I saw the emperor pull up in a pope mobile
What a fucking fever dream

I love Rome so when I found out Anthony Hopkins was In a film about Rome I was ecstatic!
And it was written by William shakey Shakespeare!
Oh boy was I in for a treat when I saw the emperor pull up in a pope mobile
What a fucking fever dream

This was…a lot! I’ve always heard about this being Shakespeare’s goriest work, and this movie definitely succeeds in showing that. The costuming and overall atmosphere was great, but this comes together as a bit of a hot mess.

This was…a lot! I’ve always heard about this being Shakespeare’s goriest work, and this movie definitely succeeds in showing that. The costuming and overall atmosphere was great, but this comes together as a bit of a hot mess.

I must say, I dislike the use of Shakespeare's English, though the film is great, it is ambitious, it has great moments, great acting by almost everyone (specially Hopkins), production design, costumes, editing and rest of it was great.

Maybe a bit too long, but, was never boring or unnecessary. Have never read the original story, but can probably say that what is there delivers a very compelling story

I must say, I dislike the use of Shakespeare's English, though the film is great, it is ambitious, it has great moments, great acting by almost everyone (specially Hopkins), production design, costumes, editing and rest of it was great.

Maybe a bit too long, but, was never boring or unnecessary. Have never read the original story, but can probably say that what is there delivers a very compelling story

Her torture/punishment was worse than death. The child kept appearing and disappearing—I thought he was imagining all of this. I’m unsure how accurate this is to Shakespeare’s original story, but it was like, what was he cooking? The old English was a bit hard to follow at points. This movie was a tad confusing.

Her torture/punishment was worse than death. The child kept appearing and disappearing—I thought he was imagining all of this. I’m unsure how accurate this is to Shakespeare’s original story, but it was like, what was he cooking? The old English was a bit hard to follow at points. This movie was a tad confusing.

jessica lange+anthony hopkins+shakespeare=absolute banger

jessica lange+anthony hopkins+shakespeare=absolute banger