Macbeth Official US Release Trailer (2015) - Michael Fassbender War Drama HD
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Macbeth Official US Release Trailer (2015) - Michael Fassbender War Drama HD
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Finally, English teachers in high school have something new to show.
Love how this sounds like a joke but I just finished watching it in english class...
@@katieq3635 Our English class did this in 1976. We groaned. We spent 5 lessons a week for 6 weeks wading through this near unintelligible script from another age. Pure torture, but the characters and events had been loaded into our brains and just a spark was needed.
The following week, we saw "The Scottish Play" in a theatre, by professional actors with proper sound, light & special effects.
It was a transformation, a revelation - it suddenly all made sense, and I was spellbound! The greatest story ever written!
"Macbeth" completely changed my opinion about Shakespeare and Literature, and lead to so much more enjoyment in reading & plays in my life since.
And this version is nothing short of spectacular!
Mind you, the language could be updated a little to improve its accessability, but I don't think anyone dares to tamper with it.... after all, "The Scottish Play" is CURSED!
Just watched it in english lol
Kris Davis I didn’t get to see it and we acted out Macbeth 🥺🥺
Ophelia 2019 was really good
Anything with Fassbender is pure gold
Agreed!
yes it's scientifically proven
+Miraak Except for that Jonah Hex movie.
+Aaron Rush yeah...about that we like to forget about that
+Miraak
"All that is gold does not glitter" - J.R.R. Tolkien
Best thing about this adaptation is how much their creators trusted and respected the original source, even if in the end it meant pushing big audiences away
Absolutely
@@Santinho123 Hello there!
Yes, one of my absolute favourite film adaptations of a Shakespeare work, up there with the 1996 Hamlet with Kenneth Branagh.
Whoever made this trailer deserves an oscar.
I'm surprised there hasn't been a movie that incorporates all the main characters from Shakespeare's plays, hath thou wouldt have been called th'Avengers.
Puggy 117 lol
To be fair, most of them are dead lol
@@awesomepossum2598 even most characters in Shakespeare's plays tho
Beacause most of them will die in their first movie😂
Doth mother know you weareth her drapes?
I can't believe this wasn't nominated for any Oscars!! This was WAY better than almost every movie that is nominated for best picture.
👍👍👍👍
The lead actress is terrible.. I mean when someone dies after sometimes their body stiffens.
"Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury: signifying nothing..."
-Macbeth
sons exactly why I dont like his plays and all the movies that are made based on his or the collective of people that may actually make up the mythical Shakespeare. Just dont care about those themes. Cant believe I just watched this whole movie, complete torture like it was when I read it.
@@TheKos2Kos I'm with you, but it was torture trying to decipher this comment as well!
@@TheKos2Kos Did you like Game of Thrones? That's basically got plots lifted directly from Shakespeare (who lifted from History). The themes are timeless.
@@RBRM3 what was difficult. I only forgot to delete sons....literally the first word.
@@louisee7339 not a fan of game of thrones. I liked Vikings though. But I know lots of themes that I like are related to things Shakespeare or the collective of people that are called Shakespeare (believe what you want ) have written about. I'll admit I was exaggerating a bit, but I really dont like the macbeth movies. I hear theres a new denzel Washington one coming out, doubt I'll spend time on it
"full of scorpions is my mind" ahh one of the greatest story's of all time.
yess
And the Oscar for best Cinematography goes to.......
+Santi Ponce Emmanuel Lubezki for The Revenant
Or Crimson Peak
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
+Santi Ponce Roger Deakins for Sicario
Have you seen the trailer for "The Revenant"?
COMMANDRofAWESUM I have, but I'm always rootin for Deakins
Wow, thats some superb cinematography going on there. This film has great reviews so far, so maybe its a must see. And fyi the director and the casts are the ones doing the assassin's creed movie.
+theyoungenzo Is Cottilard going to be in AC too?
Really? had no idea about that lol
+Ivan Cherganski yes
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Well l've just gotten even more exited about it
thats good news for the ac movie hell with the dual swords fassbender aleeady looks the part
I took drama classes in school and we actually performed Macbeth ... It's so interesting to see the story on the big screen performed by real actors but I can't help but laugh when I think about the fact that I played the same role as freaking Micheal Fassbender! (I'm a girl btw, we were short on men in the drama club 😂)
thats awesome!
that's actually interesting you played macbeth, one of the most famous examples of a character with gender dysphoria
I live right next to that castle at 0:42 in Bamburgh, England. I didn't even know Michael flipping Fassbender was staying here!
+jonno Pretty rad
+jonno *used to work with a guy who lived almost next door to the set of the original Highlander movie.
+jonno I was one of the extras when they shot at Bamburgh, it was great! Can't wait to see the movie
+jonno storm the caastle!! They shall not escape, nigh; not w/out an autograph !
+jonno What a shame.
Michael Fassbender completely gained my respect as an actor after that final scene in The Counselor.
Oh no! I haven't! What is that one about?
Okay, okay! Shame definitely rings a bell :) I think I'll go watch it as soon as I can, because I definitely love anything Fassbender!
....alright then.
+Ivan Cherbody ive seen Shame. its one of the best movies iv ever seen.
+Johnnie June all his films
The cinematographer is Adam Arkapaw who played a huge part in True Detective's success and fame. He took the famous "Six minute single take tracking shot" which won him an Emmy award.. Now it's time for him to least get an Oscar nomination for this beautiful cinematography :)
Finally saw it last night. A very unique and visceral experience, the language is obviously a slight barrier but it was a phenomenal piece nevertheless.
"Not enough Shakespeare" 8.642141/10 IGN
Too much shakespeare 7/10
+obereen what?
+obereen These are people that believe 300, Wreck-It-Ralph, Guardians of Ga'Hoole, Harold and Kumar, Independence Day and Dragon Wars are on-par with fuckin' Lawrence of Arabia, they have a CHILD'S understanding of narrative complexity.
it looks that way too.
Shakespeare needs Shakespeare. Not knock off 300 visuals. Macbeth fingering his wife while delivering a totally bastardized and abridged version of the "Come seeling night" soliloquy was too much. A Weinstein Production no surprise there.
The cinematographer is an Aussie named Adam Aarkapaw
Let's hope the complete movie is as good as the trailer makes it appear
Why are people saying "I hope this is good" do you not know "Macbeth"?
+Enrique Godinez Perhaps they fear this adaptation won't do the play justice.
All the other movies were exicuted poorly. This one was pretty good though, would recomend every english teacher to show this one to the class.
I’m a fan of the Polanski Macbeth and several other film adaptations, but not all. It is possible to ruin even the master.
Is it bad that I'm kinda fan girling rn?
Let you fan girl till your wittle heart gives out ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I'm sort of a literature freak 😋
+IsabelleAnne33 - A freak eh? 😏
+IsabelleAnne33 Yeah it's pretty bad. Get a hold of yourself.
+IsabelleAnne33 It'd be bad if you weren't
I will never understand why this movie wasn’t bigger than it was. Not to say people didn’t like it, but I don’t hear it mentioned by really anyone
I agree. there is another macbeth by a24 black and white coming out, It does look good for different reasons but this rendition is sublime!
This is a long awaited project. Most screen adaptation have been little more than filmed stage productions. This is such a rich and astounding tale, glad to see it's being given top-drawer treatment. I'm also glad Fassbender has a quick reprieve from the STEVE JOBS role that could have been a lingering stench.
If you haven't already, you should see Polanski's version. It have most of the dialogue and follows the play beat by beat but he also does logical changes like making the soliloquies into internal monologues and doing interesting things with the Ross character. It is also the most believable take on the story even though they look later medieval than in reality the story would be (Macbeth was 11th Century, the movie looks like the early 14th).
This is a real incident i am about to share, it took place when i was in the middle school, doing literature, our teacher literally explained in a horrible way the book Macbeth, which she told us to translate to an understanding language, as lessons went by, we translated the entire book, semester exams came and i knew i was screwed up, yes definitely, whether it was a monthly test or a semester exam i never got good grades for literature, it was always bellow 35, well the time went by, and this time it was my O/L GCE exam that i had to do, my teacher, named Ms Dipthi, she told me son, the way you performed in class, i know you wont get through it, but good luck, that was her message to me. Yes some will say shes rude af, exactly and the reason she hated me so much because i just need little bit more explanation and so, well around a week before the exam i found out that there was a film named Macbeth, holy crap, you know what i did next, watched the entire movie the same moment i found it, and oh boy the language they used was 99:100 similar to the book, and the movie, it went exactly as per the book, oh boy, i saw my miracle here, watched the movie for atlist 4 times to remember each scene, that was my winning point, in the exam who ever has done Cambridge O/L’s in 2018, know that there was a whole question for 50 marks asking about Macbeth, well i wrote whatever I remembered from the film, since per the book i could not visualise it and had no great idea about exact story. The big exam finished, was waiting for the results, the time i received them via online, my mood went from down to up, you will not believe me, i got a 74/100 for the exam, oh boy, to be honest this movie saved me from failing a GCE exam in middle school. Thank you Macbeth and at the same time f u too, because you were a headache for me back then.
Great movie. Absolutely gripping from start to finish. Shakespeare certainly understood the human condition.
All that metal.. only if he was still magneto...
+Weapon X The movie isn't exactly about fighting wars.
***** Are you sure its legit? :DD If I bother to create account and its not ;DDD
***** Of course it isn't.
God damn i'm excited for this movie, Michael Fassbender is one of those actors, like Tom Hardy or Leo where if he is apart of a film, I am instintley excited for it
I don't understand why people here are saying stuff like "i hope this is good"!
Are you aware of the story of Macbeth? How it has been performed and read numerous times through history, and we now have a film for our times instead of the boring adaptation-movies we would see in high school english class!
+Isidro Garcia And instead of the ridiculous, out of context interpretations!
Don't forget the Polanski version of Macbeth. That film is a masterpiece.
Love Macbeth and was excited to see Fassbender and Cotillard were in the film. Been watching the trailers...and got really excited.
Then realized they were all doing Assassin's Creed...and actually am looking forward to that movie now.
This adaptation was freaking awesome. Best Shakespeare movie I have ever watched. Even better than Kenneth Branagh and Henry the fifth. That was freaking awesome. They took a couple of liberties, added a couple of new characters and those characters said lines that were said by others in the play. But the changes were very small and actually made it better.
Best Macbeth it's still Kurosawa's. This one is pretty cool though.
The best Macbeth is by far Polanski's - a masterpiece
@@jdb5961 I agree! I love 'Throne of Blood' too but I would still rank Polanski's as higher, especially as it is the most "real feeling" and, obviously unlike 'Throne of Blood', doesn't change the setting.
This is the director taking on Assassins Creed..
+Bruce Green Good thing or bad thing? (THAT is the question)
I feel sorry for him. ASSCREED has one of the most nonsensical, cliché, and idiotic plots I've ever seen. How do you go from Shakespeare to that? It's going to be shit.
+M Box so much salt, so much opinion, waw
+M Box Clearly you haven't even played the games
.....well, the earlier ones.
the cinematography on this man
Michael fassbender as a Scotsman. As a scot myself I am looking forward to this
Assassin's Creed with this kind of cinematography?Hell yes.
My favorite Shakespearean play ever since he was made a character in Gargoyles.
Looks AMAZING. Just a little confused about the addition of a child to the Witches at 0:15 and 0:20. It could be the Bloody Child from Act IV of the play, but it seems as though it is always with them?
WITCH 1: When shall we three meet again in thunder, lightning, or in rain?
RANDOM CHILD: But there's four of us.
WITCH 2: When the hurly-burly's done, when the battle's lost and won.
RANDOM CHILD: Hello?! Can someone notice me?!
WITCH 3: That will be 'ere the set of sun.
RANDOM CHILD: EXCUSE ME!
WITCH 1: Good sisters, afore we wend our sep'rate ways, I have a question.
WITCH 2: Speak! And we will respond.
WITCH 1: Why dost the Second Apparition from Act IV Scene 1 appear now in Act I?
WITCH 2: (to the child) Wherefore, brat? 'Tis not your time to perform, away!
RANDOM CHILD: (folds arms and pouts) Shant.
WITCH 1: Away with you, wretch!
RANDOM CHILD: Can't make me.
WITCH 3: A drum, a drum, Macbeth doth come!
WITCH 2: (to child) Fly, wretched babe! Thou shalt unravel our plans!
(Enter MACBETH and BANQUO)
WITCH 1:Too late, sisters! Pretend that the babe is not in our ranks, perchance they will not notice.
BANQUO: What are these, so withered and wild in their attire, that look not like the inhabitants o' the earth and yet are on't?
WITCH 3: (aside) Rude.
WITCH 1: ALL HAIL, MACBE -
MACBETH: And what does this cute child among their ranks?
WITCH 1: (facepalm)
CHILD: (whispers to MACBETH) I don't know these people. Help me. I'm scared.
MACBETH: Dost thy mother tell thee not to tarry with strangers?! Come away, child, 'tis no place for one of your years. Let us hence to the king, Banquo, and convey news of the battle.
(Exit MACBETH, BANQUO and CHILD, the former two glowering at the WITCHES, the latter giggling. Beat.)
WITCH 1: Well, sisters, perchance our plan could have gone a little better.
WITCH 2: (Sarcastically) You say not.
WITCH 3: I'm not telling Hecate.
THE END
Cameron Cordell - Yes, but surely you could’ve put it into verse. 😉
Yeah I didn't understand the child witch
It brings me peace to know this director is making Assassin's Creed movie, that too with the same lead cast.
i was nervous when i found out there would be a new Macbeth adaption but when I found out what actors were playing Macbeth and Lady Macbeth I knew this would be a great film. so happy marion (one of my fav actresses) is playing my favourite Shakespeare character.
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From assassin to the king, that was an interesting year for Michael Fassbender.
I've read Macbeth ages ago, but only now am I realizing that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth were really the only couple that "worked" in a Shakespeare play.
Underrated Performance and Cinematography
I could not understand it in High school and I still can't get it. lol
Same director and leads involved with the Assassin's Creed movie. Let's just hope the script is good, because this looks amazing from the director and the actors.
Josh of coarce the script is good it's Macbeth. Btw I just finished it
The last time a chant of such intensity was heard in Dark Knight rises; ''Basshara' and now its 'Hail Macbeth' !!! Awesome!!!
Haha! I just got the trailer as ad. So I watched it twice.
"look like th' innocent flower, but be the serpent underneath it" is probably the most popular quote in Macbeth
Sound and Fury? Out damn spot? Double bubble? What's done is done? Is this a dagger I see before me?
Though I be not a lady, I protest very much!
I liked this better than Tragedy of Macbeth, let's just say Justin Kurzel's version is more accessible.
And plus it's gorgeously shot
"[T]he multiplying villainies of nature do swarm upon him!"
I know, it was an indictment of MacDonwald, but we know it can apply to MacBeth.
Guys... The director of "Macbeth" is also directing the "Assassin's Creed" movie which comes out next year... I think it's safe to say that we are in good hands.
This movie is going to be epic! Marion Cotillard is an amazing actress
Masterpiece!! And music is outstanding!!! Love it all!
And now I'm waiting for the Assassins Creed
No. No.
know?
Lol
spoilers it was awful.
Why have I come to know about this movie in 2017...? Where was I in 2015 & 2016, under a rock ..? Damn!
BEAUTIFUL cinematography. I'm absolutely blown away !!!
Watching other movies & trailers with Fassbender filmed after that one I've got feeling that he went Magical Shakespearland here and never returned. Same great level of acting and theatrical drama in all of his works.
this was BY FAR my best film for 2015. go see it!
Waiting for Magneto to turn an entire army's weapons on them..
i seen this, unforgettable,emotional and Michael Fassbender as Mackbeth is perfect
This trailer is INCREDIBLE. The cinematography and music really shines in this, I‘m a lil late but excited to watch this!
the same director and actor for the assassin's creed movie. it will truly is a renaissance.
I hate the way they put 'war drama' in the title, it makes me think that people have never even heard of Macbeth before this...
Can Netflix produce a Witcher TV series staring Fassbender? Please!?
@Sleep Walker Very Cool
Fassbender.....the best Macbeth ever
This film is outstanding in every way. Shakespearean dialect and delivery cuts to the quick. Colors and cinematography and ambient sounds are deliciously dark, and a kind assault to the eyes.
I was left defeated and learned.
wow just finished my Shakespeare literature gcse in macbeth, and now I get to watch the live action film play before my eyes.
Is this good? I am not the most avid Shakespeare fan but I enjoyed Macbeth and Hamlet in school.
It is outstanding in all it achieves.
Best film of the year so far, just saw it
Oh man, this gets me really excited for that Assassin's Creed movie these guys are filming right now.
You can tell the first trailer to the movie The King was greatly inspired by this trailer.
POV you’re in high school reading this book and decided to watch the trailer instead
this macbeth has a slight twist, macbeth does not die at the end he finds out he has eagle vision and becomes an assassin by joining the creed
Reading this right now for a Shakespeare class I'm taking. Only three acts in and it's probably already my favorite Shakespeare play. Can't wait for this to come out. Between this and Star Wars December is gonna be amazing.
I love being Scottish
+Robbie Morrison its written by an Englishman...
+Stella Artois And?
+Stella Artois Macbeth is Scottish & entire movie was filmed mainly in Scotland
+Robbie Morrison Excepting the rather important parts filmed in Surrey, Ely Cathedral, Bamburgh Castle and Virginia...
My most anticipated movie of the year. By far, my favorite work by Shakespeare.
This just shows you already how awesome this and Assassin's Creed will be.
The last Gaelic speaking king of Scotland.
God Save The King!
Actually seeing the ghost of Banquo at 0.59 gave me chills.
Fun fact: the director of this movie and Fassbender are also doing the Assassin's Creed movie coming next year
We're doing Macbeth in English right now, I might go watch this😃
Fair is foul and foul is fair ..hover through the fog and filthy air....
Before watching this i knew Fassbender was in it but i had no idea Cotillard was too. What's funny to me is that i always imagined them as the main characters of "Arch of Triumph", the novel from Remarque. They would be excellent duo for the adaptation of "Arch of Triumph", just like they are excellent for "Macbeth" too. Apparently
Michael Fassbender as Macbeth and Sean Harris as Macduff ... last seen starring together in "Prometheus".
damn I'm first...should say something smart....uhh...science!!
Nailed it
+Brorun thanks bro
+The Rarest Pepe sorry man...you're not that rare..
+your doom At least you didn't say only: "First!"
+Anonymus Divarsi That's a good point.
Marion Cotillard was born to play this part. She absolutely --ahem-- slays.
I just realized that this Macbeth movie was played by the new Magneto... And in the original play, it was played by McKellan, who's also a magneto. WICKED!
This movie looks pretty intense and the last role I think we've seen Fassbender in was Magneto I think so its a nice change. I just hope they are able to capture what it is that made the original screenplay so famous.
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"So full of scorpions is my mind"
Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellan have both played MacBeth and Magneto.
Seen the movie a week ago, but this is the first time I'm seeing the trailer
This film is kind of too beautiful for its own good. Every shot a painting. It's the total opposite of the Joel Coen version, which strips it down with minimalism, black and white, abstract and focused on the text.
Thankfully, the weather in Scotland has gotten better
This movie will be nominated for Best Cinematography.
I enjoyed this movie. It was intense and profound.
Love of Literature students ❤
This film is "poetry at its best"
Anyone else now a lot more excited for Assassin's Creed?
Perhaps the first good video game movie
Anybody know the name of the music used in the trailer?
I just got out of this and it was pretty good. brilliantly cast and superbly shot. it took some risks but didn't completely abandon the source material. not bad at all
This is the greatest Shakespeare adaptation ever
i read the play in grade 10 , that was like back in 2010and we recreated scenes given to the groups for our final project... i need to watch this movie asap lol
'back in' 2010 mate the rest of us have things in our fridge older than that
Biography film of a shoe brand never been much weirder than this