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Macbeth

  • 2006
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 49 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
4,6/10
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Macbeth (2006)
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Eine moderne Neuerzählung von Shakespeares "Macbeth", die im Gangstermilieu von Melbourne angesiedelt ist.Eine moderne Neuerzählung von Shakespeares "Macbeth", die im Gangstermilieu von Melbourne angesiedelt ist.Eine moderne Neuerzählung von Shakespeares "Macbeth", die im Gangstermilieu von Melbourne angesiedelt ist.

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    • Geoffrey Wright
  • Drehbuch
    • Geoffrey Wright
    • Victoria Hill
    • William Shakespeare
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Victoria Hill
    • Lachy Hulme
    • Gary Sweet
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    4,6/10
    2309
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Geoffrey Wright
    • Drehbuch
      • Geoffrey Wright
      • Victoria Hill
      • William Shakespeare
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Victoria Hill
      • Lachy Hulme
      • Gary Sweet
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    • 42Kritische Rezensionen
    • 51Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 2 Gewinne & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Victoria Hill
    Victoria Hill
    • Lady Macbeth
    Lachy Hulme
    Lachy Hulme
    • Macduff
    Gary Sweet
    Gary Sweet
    • Duncan
    Sam Worthington
    Sam Worthington
    • Macbeth
    Steve Bastoni
    Steve Bastoni
    • Banquo
    Mick Molloy
    Mick Molloy
    • Murderer in Brown
    Matt Doran
    Matt Doran
    • Malcolm
    Damian Walshe-Howling
    Damian Walshe-Howling
    • Ross
    Jonny Pasvolsky
    Jonny Pasvolsky
    • Lennox
    Rel Hunt
    • Angus
    John Molloy
    • Murderer in Black
    Miranda Nation
    • 3rd Witch
    Chloe Armstrong
    • 1st Witch
    Kate Bell
    • 2nd Witch
    Bob Franklin
    • Siward
    Lance Anderson
    • Henchman with Glasses
    Simon Scott
    • Macbeth's Bagman
    Nash Edgerton
    Nash Edgerton
    • Macdonwald
    • Regie
      • Geoffrey Wright
    • Drehbuch
      • Geoffrey Wright
      • Victoria Hill
      • William Shakespeare
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    5dbborroughs

    odd mix of the Bard and the Modern doesn't fully come together

    Geoffrey Wright, who did Romper Stomper and brought Russell Crowe to the attention of the world, brings Shakespeare's Scottish play up to date by setting it in the under world of Melbourne (or is it Sydney?). the speeches are there and so is the flashy trash of Silk Stalkings or one of the other cable (before cable was cool) series that surfaced in the wake of Miami Vice. Its an odd mix of guns and iambic pentameter, which works as well as that description. Not "bad" as such, the mix just doesn't work and the result is more grating then ingratiating. Part of the problem is the need to fit the plot into a new surroundings while retaining the language. the result is some odd sequences with no dialog and music that are suppose to get things across the dialog really can't because it doesn't pertain to now. The longish opening sequence before Macbeth meets the witches (Goth School girls in Catholic School Girl Uniforms) sets up the scenario which is changed from battling lords to battling crime families. This leads into the awkward meeting in an empty disco where Macbeth is holding a hostage. Turning on the lights and fog machine- for no real reason, Macbeth finds the girls coming out of the fog. My interest began to wane almost immediately and the scene where Macbeth's friend tells the drug lord of Macbeth's heroics kind of sealed the deal and I stopped watching and instead began to listen rather than watch(or were the scenes reversed, I don't know I don't care). despite its awards down under the film just doesn't really work especially when the idea isn't a new one with earlier films like Joe Macbeth and Men of Respect floating around. If you must see it it wait for cable.
    7thepyromaniacs

    Macbeth - worth a watch

    I agree there is something lacking in this Macbeth, but i don't think its in Sam Worthington's acting. I thought Macbeth was suitably insane and very hot. wasn't so impressed with lady Macbeth, or the gratuitous nudity. also, Mick malloy was downright odd trying to be serious... maybe we just can't get our head around it because we know what he's usually like. i don't know. and yes, it is very bloody, but how exactly you're meant to make Macbeth without a large amount of blood is beyond me. some graphic violence is involved, not for the very faint of stomach. best character i reckon was Fleance, even thought he doesn't really say much. all in all, i thought it was worth seeing, good, but not mindbogglingly fantastic. i gave it 7.
    8Silent_Bob_

    Worth Seeing

    Perhaps it was the fact that I went to see the movie after reading the (mostly) negative reviews here, but I found that the movie far exceeded my expectations. It's true that the dialog comes off as a little odd when the movie first starts but it was easy to adjust to and by the end, as another reviewer said, it really seems to fit with the movie. Sam Worthington does an excellent job at playing the haunted character of Macbeth. For the most part the other actors do extremely well with their role as well. The action scenes seem to have songs that are actually appropriate as opposed to ones focusing on what big star they can throw in.

    All in all, I think it certainly deserves a higher rating than it has been receiving. It may not be the movie of the year but it was extremely enjoyable.
    5shatteredbluedreams

    Melbourne Macbeth

    The famous Macbeth play is uprooted from old Britain to 2005 Melbourne. The transplant is only successful with immunosuppressant drugs, i.e. & e.g. I was quite melancholy depressed when I saw this movie. The front half of the theatre was empty; sitting in the first occupied row in the centre of the theatre, the view of the dark emptiness blended with the mood of the film.

    Rather than the cloud world of kings and queens and nobles, this Macbeth is set in the glamorously untouchable underworld. Guns and drugs and lots of unhappy good-looking people. That kind of stuff. A modern day tyrant king and his world could have been paralleled with a representation of some of the most powerful and wealthy people in the modern world, rather than a petty crime lord. Oh well.

    Initially the movie is violent nasty crime. As it goes on it becomes more and more surreal. The hit men and thugs that play for modern lords and nobles seem to more and more live in an enchanted mediaeval world albeit decorated with guns and motorcycles and televisions and security cameras and mobile phones. The strange Shakespeare speech seems less and less ridiculous, more fitting and real. This is true for the weaker actors and stronger actors both.

    Macbeth is played by Sam Worthington. He struggles with the Shakespeare dialogue sometimes but he is charismatic, enticing; he does seem like a brave champion with a dark side. Victoria Hill does a similar job as his wife, the Lady Macbeth. She splutters the dialogue sometimes yet always seems to actually be the Lady Macbeth. She's unhappy and cold and charming and manipulative. Gary Sweet is very good as Duncan. Steve Bastoni, Lachy Hulme and Kat Stewart all are very convincing. Mick Molloy drew unintentional laughs of recognition even though he is very good. A famous Australian comedian, he is just right as one of the menacing cutthroats. Bob Franklin and Kym Gyngell are two other famous Australian comedians with small roles well performed.

    The film looks very polished and professional from a production standpoint. The film is actually a bit too flashy and aesthetically oriented. The famous psychological struggles of Macbeth and the Lady Macbeth are skimped over and caricatured. Ambiguous things are made unequivocal and one of the most memorable parts of the entire play, involving Lady Macbeth and her hands, is rushed by so quickly that it's almost skipped by entirely.

    Overall this production has the same depth of a poor adaptation of a famous book, comic or TV show. Most everything famous about the play is included in some form but not in an emotionally involving or mentally engrossing way. At all. This film is worth seeing once.
    6kosmasp

    It's no Shakespeare ...

    Well actually it is adapted from a play from Shakespeare, but it's not your typical Shakespearian adaptation you'll get here. Although the dialog seems to be spoken as it stood in the book (I don't know it word for word, but they use Shakespearian "language"), the whole thing is brought into a more modern world. It's not the first movie to do so, but I guess it's the first to be quite so brutal about it (literally speaking in this case).

    The acting is quite good and with a bit of settling in time, you'll not even notice that this is done after a Shakespeare play, but see it as an action-drama (movie). And if you can do that, than you can enjoy it too (as much as it is possible for you).

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    • Wissenswertes
      There are just a handful of Australian theatrical feature films which are a filmed adaptation of a play by William Shakespeare. These movies are: Macbeth (2006), Measure for Measure (2019), Twelfth Night (1986) and William Shakespeares Romeo & Julia (1996). There are a few more Aussie versions made for television which include: Hamlet (1959), Hamlet (1974), Othello (1964), The Tempest (1963), Antony and Cleopatra (1959), The First 400 Years (1964), 'King Lear' aka 'King Lear for Schools' (1967), Romeo and Juliet (1967), The Merchant of Venice (1961), The Taming of the Shrew (1962), The Taming of the Shrew (1973) and The Life and Death of King Richard II (1960).
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      2nd Witch: By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.

    • Crazy Credits
      Near the very end of the closing credits, the voice of one of the witches can be heard, very faintly whispering, "His issue shall be kings."
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Making Macbeth (2007)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 21. September 2006 (Australien)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Australien
    • Offizielle Standorte
      • arabuloku.com
      • Official site
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • 馬克白
    • Drehorte
      • Mount Macedon, Victoria, Australien
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Film Finance
      • Film Victoria
      • Mushroom Pictures
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    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 9.613 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 644 $
      • 17. Juni 2007
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 13.870 $
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      • 1 Std. 49 Min.(109 min)
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    • Sound-Mix
      • Dolby Digital

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