In this movie and in the book as well is hard to understand that he is actually trying to save her, which he is, but in the movie Ophelia you can have a better understanding of this scene
@@jellybelly111 That probably means ypu had a bad teachet. Shakespeare can teach you so much. Every play of his is a masterpiece and they inspired most of the good movies out there. I hope will look at them again one day and find the beuty, passion maybe pain in them 😊
I bet he's posing as Hamlet, the son of the dead king, after killing the real Hamlet and forging all the paperwork and fooling everyone with his blindingly beautiful blonde hair.
Hes trying to make it easier for her to forget about him in a positive light. He pretends that "wise men know what monsters you make of them" to gaslight her a little into thinking he blames her & that she is at fault, but his entire 'get thee to a nunnery' is bc he thinks they cannot have a happy marriage & normal life & family after he kills the king, but also does not want to see her courted by another man. He also doesnt want her to lament his absence more than she will, so he doesnt say he loves her in the present, & he doesnt want her to contrive ways for them to both run away together.
@@1nfamyX Sorry but I think this is a reach. Regardless of Hamlet, Shakespeare, or Branagh’s supposed “greater intentions”, the result is still a man abusing a woman - as usual. As if Shakespeare/Hamlet’s words weren’t violent enough, Branagh decided to take Olivier’s shoving of Ophelia even farther, and I am disgusted by that. Please also note how the physical abuse begins after Hamlet is enraged by the discovery Ophelia has arranged for him to be eavesdropped on. Hamlet is unhinged throughout the duration of the entire play!
@@friendlyworm420 its not a reach, quite the opposite in fact yours is a gross oversimplification. I do not expect a blind man to see where he is wrong tho, i just posted it in the event someone with a slightly broader understanding sees it later on.
Could be the direction with all the closeups but this is the first version I see where I'm actually not left wondering if he's leaving her in order to save her or he just doesn't care. He cares.
He is supposed to be in his late teens, early 20s at most, but the 36 year old Branaugh was one of the only suitable actors to play him during this era.
There’s some evidence that him being in his thirties is basically a transcription error. It wouldn’t make sense for a thirty year old prince to be at university when this was written. Plus if he was 30, the popular son of the dead king probably would’ve been made king as opposed to the brother of the king.
This is one of my favorite stories of all time but I’ll be honest Hamlet got kinda hammy Am I actually calling Hamlet a drama queen or am I making a stupid joke? You decide
I'm surprised more actors don't portray him as being conflicted in this scene; between his 'madness' and his genuine love for Ophelia. I'd love to see that. Stuck between the life he wants and what he needs to do. So yeah, the version of the play in my head has him loving Ophelia.
I don’t think so. I think hamlet was so consumed with his own pain/angst and desires that he wouldn’t have been capable of really caring for another person.
@@TheChubbiesrCupcake he appears to care for Horatio but I know what you mean. The 'oh that this all too solid flesh would melt' soliloquy sets that up what you're saying pretty well. So I'm not disagreeing with you on a textual front - I just think it would be an interesting twist to the scene, complemented by some choice edits earlier in the play. Then you're sorta getting into 'when does editing" become an act of creation in itself, but yeah- i just think it would be neat.
@@barbaradenicomedia114 Believe it or not I recently watched this on DVD. I remember when this was released I avoided it like the plague. I think it was the fact that it looked like early 18 century Russia (Not Denmark) After giving it a try I loved it! Even thur Branagh slowly started to imitate Derek Jacobi. I cut him some slack, Hamlet’s the hardest role to conquer. I also love Billy Crystal and Simon Beals turns as the grave diggers, who knew Crystal was brilliant at Shakespeare!👍
Given the frivolous way Hamlet speaks to Ophelia about "country matters" and about doing shit to her thigh, I'm fully convinced that nunnery here means "brothel". He's just batshit crazy. This whole dead dad thing gives him a good excuse to let out his raging testosterone-driven drama king nature. No one suspects shit before he starts to act crazy.
What a lot of people miss is that Hamlet is actually trying to save Ophelia by telling her to leave.
He's also calling her a whore. "Nunnery" was Elizabethan slang for brothel. But he does love her.
hmmmm debatable
In this movie and in the book as well is hard to understand that he is actually trying to save her, which he is, but in the movie Ophelia you can have a better understanding of this scene
Exactly! He's trying saving her the way he can
Which results in depression.
Hamlet in literally every version of this scene:
I have a fever.
and the only prescription
is more throwing Ophelia
why is this so funny
"Youre sick if u think u can just throw a woman around like that"
Hamlet: 🤒🤕
Am I the only one who actually cared? Not just because of homework but because it was a really fucking beautiful story
Yh
Yes this seems like a great film too I need to go back through and give it a serious watch
Definitely not. I’ve always liked “Hamlet,” but I especially liked the Branagh version. This was made for 70mm.
nope i loved the story and it got me into shakespeare lmao
no you're just a drama nerd. see ya at rehearsal buy some turtlenecks. black
Somebody give Kenneth a chill pill. He does Shakespeare at 100 mph
Fits tho since hamlet is kinda going crazy
Dude, even as it is the movie is like 3 1/2 hours long! It couldn't be slowed!
Thrift. ..
He slows down at 0:50
It’s better fast
In the Elizabethan Age, nunnery was a euphemism for a brothel.
Sus
Only in some cases.
'but one, shall live. The rest shall keep as they are. To a nunnery, go.' - I imagine Prince Hamlet whispering this to Ophelia, very slowly.
0:58 is the moment where she chose her father over Hamlet
My favorite part of Hamlet was when he said "it's hammin' time" and then hammed all those other guys
Lmfao 😂
this is a good movie i love toy story
me too
@@FizzyCocoaMan
Lol😂😂😂
Woody is my favourite!
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That was so unexpected I just busted out laughing
Hamlet sigma grindset: throw your girlfriend around and yell at her to gtfo because you love her.
sigma hamlet real
Real sigmas respect women
@@maidahShhe is respecting
@@1nfamyX Respecting? Apparently by throwing/harming his gf when he's mad
@@maidahSh low-information conclusion
No scenery was chewed in this scene. Hats off to Kate.
Have no clue what’s going on just here to do my homework :0
the david tennant one is really cool to watch too!!
omg me too!
Same
@@홍신영-c3f I wish they stopped teaching this shit tbh. It's so boring and irrelevant
@@jellybelly111 That probably means ypu had a bad teachet. Shakespeare can teach you so much. Every play of his is a masterpiece and they inspired most of the good movies out there. I hope will look at them again one day and find the beuty, passion maybe pain in them 😊
I watched this in class and I started crying lol 😂
Nice to see Gilderoy Lockhart regained his memory.
It seems the defects of his failed memory charm seems to have given him madness
I bet he's posing as Hamlet, the son of the dead king, after killing the real Hamlet and forging all the paperwork and fooling everyone with his blindingly beautiful blonde hair.
bro calm down😭😭
Hamlet:go to a nunnery I do not wish to see you agin!
GOD I come back here just to laugh at Ophellia getting a concussion on like seven different mirrors LMAO
"Heavenly powers restore him!" XD
So sad that Hamlet can't control his emotions and had changed...but behind this he still love Ophelia and protected her.
This is awesome from William Shakespeare
2:14 I swear this man also played Leonardo in Much Ado About Nothing by Kenneth Branagh,1993
and iago in ‘95 othello
1:43 good sir, what are you doing?
Why’s he gotta drag her around like that tho tf
Bad writing and directing and acting smh
Hes trying to make it easier for her to forget about him in a positive light. He pretends that "wise men know what monsters you make of them" to gaslight her a little into thinking he blames her & that she is at fault, but his entire 'get thee to a nunnery' is bc he thinks they cannot have a happy marriage & normal life & family after he kills the king, but also does not want to see her courted by another man.
He also doesnt want her to lament his absence more than she will, so he doesnt say he loves her in the present, & he doesnt want her to contrive ways for them to both run away together.
@@1nfamyX Sorry but I think this is a reach. Regardless of Hamlet, Shakespeare, or Branagh’s supposed “greater intentions”, the result is still a man abusing a woman - as usual. As if Shakespeare/Hamlet’s words weren’t violent enough, Branagh decided to take Olivier’s shoving of Ophelia even farther, and I am disgusted by that. Please also note how the physical abuse begins after Hamlet is enraged by the discovery Ophelia has arranged for him to be eavesdropped on. Hamlet is unhinged throughout the duration of the entire play!
@@friendlyworm420 its not a reach, quite the opposite in fact yours is a gross oversimplification. I do not expect a blind man to see where he is wrong tho, i just posted it in the event someone with a slightly broader understanding sees it later on.
@@1nfamyX Ad hominem.
Happy birthday Kate Winslett🎉
Could be the direction with all the closeups but this is the first version I see where I'm actually not left wondering if he's leaving her in order to save her or he just doesn't care. He cares.
She’s a classical trained actress. Classical training in anything is best. If you want to be truly good, you should get classical training.
Hamlet was off the chain.
Helena Bonham Carter has none and her Ophelia was better.
Hamlet is so old here. I thought he was young
Hamlet is 30 years old
He is supposed to be in his late teens, early 20s at most, but the 36 year old Branaugh was one of the only suitable actors to play him during this era.
@@414sebas I'm pretty sure the text stated that he's 30 years old
@@solar-e-clips9989 Exactly.
There’s some evidence that him being in his thirties is basically a transcription error. It wouldn’t make sense for a thirty year old prince to be at university when this was written. Plus if he was 30, the popular son of the dead king probably would’ve been made king as opposed to the brother of the king.
This is one of my favorite stories of all time but I’ll be honest
Hamlet got kinda hammy
Am I actually calling Hamlet a drama queen or am I making a stupid joke? You decide
He is supposed to be acting "crazy" that is why
The og: "Get the fuck out of my sight"
Ya so do y’all think hamlet really loved Ophelia
Nahhh. Any love he had for her was based alone on "sexual desires/lust"
I'm surprised more actors don't portray him as being conflicted in this scene; between his 'madness' and his genuine love for Ophelia. I'd love to see that. Stuck between the life he wants and what he needs to do. So yeah, the version of the play in my head has him loving Ophelia.
Who knows. Where does the acting begin and the true feelings end?
I don’t think so. I think hamlet was so consumed with his own pain/angst and desires that he wouldn’t have been capable of really caring for another person.
@@TheChubbiesrCupcake he appears to care for Horatio but I know what you mean. The 'oh that this all too solid flesh would melt' soliloquy sets that up what you're saying pretty well. So I'm not disagreeing with you on a textual front - I just think it would be an interesting twist to the scene, complemented by some choice edits earlier in the play.
Then you're sorta getting into 'when does editing" become an act of creation in itself, but yeah- i just think it would be neat.
Rose
From titanic
Its a good Idea actually! No man is there to disturb your Peace of mind
Where i can watch it all together
Kate Winslet Is The Best She Is My Role Modell❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ottimo video grazie
Hamlet looks like a gay hairdresser in this version, or like that clown who used to throw paper graffiti everywhere on the gong show! Wow 😯
Kenneth was seeking for a new shocking physical for him which would hide His tormented deep soul, my dear ignorant
@@barbaradenicomedia114 Believe it or not I recently watched this on DVD. I remember when this was released I avoided it like the plague. I think it was the fact that it looked like early 18 century Russia (Not Denmark) After giving it a try I loved it! Even thur Branagh slowly started to imitate Derek Jacobi.
I cut him some slack, Hamlet’s the hardest role to conquer. I also love Billy Crystal and Simon Beals turns as the grave diggers, who knew Crystal was brilliant at Shakespeare!👍
Blonde Mario I guess😂
@@e.k1238 🥴😉🤫🤙
🤣🤣
Shouldn’t Ophelia have her hair tied in a bundle?
Kate Winslet's characters have the worst luck in their romances...Great acting on all counts, though!
Hamlet is hella worse then Romeo
You hella dumb
Not the drama plot
Fuck my senior year of high school
Amen. & get thee to a nunnery.
🌺🍀🌺🍀🌺
Why does she look pike rose in titanic
Cause its Kate Winslet, here she is just younger than in Titanic
Maybe because she is
Whoa bro... Have you ever noticed that the guy from Independence Day looks like the guy from Fresh Prince of Bel Air too?!
She is Rose, this movie was released a year before Titanic
@@DarryanDhanpat i’m sorry
Given the frivolous way Hamlet speaks to Ophelia about "country matters" and about doing shit to her thigh, I'm fully convinced that nunnery here means "brothel". He's just batshit crazy. This whole dead dad thing gives him a good excuse to let out his raging testosterone-driven drama king nature. No one suspects shit before he starts to act crazy.
homework
A me parla inglese come posso risolvere?
Prova a cambiare lingua
secondo me devi provare a cambiare la lingua del pc
what are you talking about?
@@giovannisironi6945 LMAOO OMG WHAT THE FUCK ARE U SAYING
Woah Gilderoy Lockhart.
At least one of u was from that comment in the “Ophelia” lyrics video
Homework
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kenneth is insufferable, kate is amazing
Nah.
Actor is not good but kate is awesome
Kenny B? I can't get over his 90s hair.
Awful