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Hamlet

1990

Action / Drama

Hamlet

1990

Action / Drama

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76% TOMATOMETER · 38 reviews

59% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

6.7/10 · 25.3K

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loss of loved one prince uncle based on play or musical revenge murder

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Plot summary

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, finds out that his uncle Claudius killed his father to obtain the throne, and plans revenge.

Director

Franco Zeffirelli

Top cast

Mel Gibson as Hamlet

Helena Bonham Carter as Ophelia

Glenn Close as Gertrude

Nathaniel Parker as Laertes

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.21 GB

1280*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 14 min

Seeds 5

2.24 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 14 min

Seeds 24

Comments 6

monroville 1527 days ago

As a counter to the 2 "6" reviews, I would agree more with the "10." While the other HAMLETs are well delivered, this is the only one where I feel as if these are real people who are living and speaking these words, as opposed to reading them eloquently. I wish there were more adaptations of Shakespeare with such a more naturalistic approach.

am82 1834 days ago

I've been obsessed with this rendition for many years. Superb!

DJFord 2578 days ago

1080 please. Thanks OTTO!

Greg704 2843 days ago

1080 resolution please , thanks

mpkos 3668 days ago

Thanks a lot!!

suansimte 3713 days ago

Pls 1080 resolution

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

Initially, I was quite encouraged by the shorter

CinemaSerf

Initially, I was quite encouraged by the shorter duration of this tale of the Prince of Denmark, but as it unfolded I began to realise that it was usually…

Initially, I was quite encouraged by the shorter duration of this tale of the Prince of Denmark, but as it unfolded I began to realise that it was usually nearer the four hour mark because there is so much detail to the plot that actually matters - and that this overly condenses much of the nuanced characterisation out of the proceedings. To be fair to Mel Gibson, he actually turns in an half decent performance at the heart of this tale of duplicity and murder. His "Hamlet" is convinced that his uncle "Claudius" (Alan Bates) has done away with his father, the king, and then married his mother "Gertrude" (Glenn Close) to legitimise his claim to the throne. Egged on by the apparition of his late dad (Paul Schofield) he becomes obsessed with seeking revenge and as that red-eyed monster takes over more of his personality, he finds himself losing not only his friends but aspects of his sanity too. That latter issue isn't just confined to "Hamlet" as his potential bride "Ophelia" (Helena Bonham Carter) also starts to lose her psychological way when encouraged by her own father "Polonious" (Ian Holm) to give the prince a bit more of a wide berth. Franco Zeffirelli has assembled quite a formidable supporting cast but try as they do, the characters of "Laertes" (Nathaniel Parker) and "Guildenstern" (Sean Murray) and "Rosencrantz" (Michael Maloney) - so crucial to offering us a degree of diversion from the intensity of the story, are all just a bit too undercooked. As to Glenn Close - well I didn't love her in this. She errs a little too much on the side of the melodramatic with her overly theatrical interpretation of a role whose complicity in the crimes of her new husband ought to be much more of a mystery than she chooses to present to us here. Now I don't think many would object to the abridging of some of Shakespeare's fondness for verbosity, and on that front the curtailing of the dialogue generally works quite well and as we draw towards the conclusion of this tragic play I began to feel that this was something more of an introductory exposition of this drama, and that perhaps it's best purpose could be to encourage us to tackle Olivier's masterclass (1948) or perhaps, now, the subsequent adaptation by Kenneth Branagh (1996) which restore more of the meat to the bones than we witness here. The production design actually reminded me somewhat of the "Lion in Winter" from 1968 and as with that, it does much of the heavy lifting that a stage presentation has to make more effort with. Is that good thing? Hmmm - I don't know; there is something more penetrating about the echoing effects of a performance against a backdrop of flats and painted scenes. Anyway, Gibson acquits himself adequately, as do Bates, Holm, Schofield and Trevor Peacock as the sparingly used but pivotal gravedigger and it's well worth a watch if you leave your purist skull out of the room.

10 / 10

I thought it was great. Gibson and cast

Robert N.

I thought it was great. Gibson and cast were wonderful. Zeffirelli directed so true. I read the “no fear Shakespeare’s Hamlet “ and it was accurate.

9 / 10

Mel Gibson is Hamlet. There is none other

Bob J

Mel Gibson is Hamlet. There is none other. This is the best Hamlet.

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