'Titus' trailer

[GeckoDude2010]

This Feels similar to Zork Nemesis PC Game before it was relased, who created this architecture or another Game Sanitarium and Dream World Gaming?

[ParadisConnor]

Ultimate sacrifice of love: Anthony Hopkins feeding a woman the flesh of her sons?

[Flash88ism]

Completely love this shakespeare play although famously it was least popular.

[RysioACF]

Altough I don't understand why the director (or the screenwriter) had put there modern things (cars, video games machines etc.), I liked the movie, especially the acting - espescially Anthony Hopkins' acting.

[SillyMooon]

ah, anthony hopkins. he's amazing and apparently always the creepy/muderous/cannibalistic/­psycho/awesome guy.

:D

[BrendonSmall456]

Awesome movie based off Shakespeare's funnies play

[aeninon]

@BrendonSmall456 ...funniest?

[Fanofcartoons1994]

This kind of reminds me of Hamlet.

[pipo2706]

I .... I don't ..... I can't .... Possibly understand what i just saw. What the Hell did i just see !?!?

[PSNSMANIACALMIND1st]

Anthony Hopkins could sell me a justin beiber CD

[HindsightPOV]

The very definition of EPIC!

[NobleDesignMedia]

A master work. A work of the finest art. Ms.Taymor's powerful gifts operating at their most expressive. Brava!

[VendedorDePastel]

Compared to most Shakespeare plays, Titus Andronicus is just mindless violence.

[Flash88ism]

@VendedorDePastel thats because Rome near the end of the empire was just mindless violence.

[HarpoFitz]

Alexander pulls out his magic map...

Thumbs up if you got that. Its the narrator.

[Kennokee]

Why is Anthony Hopkins always feeding human flesh to people?

[Jontsen12]

Bajskorven

[BIPfilms]

C L I C K M Y N A M E !

watch the latest movies

[beccael21]

Tamora's son: "Hahaha!"

Tamora: "MUHAHA!" Gotta love the evil laughs.

[beccael21]

I read the play in my Shakespeare class... amazing, totally bizarre but amazing

[ImNotWhoYouThinkIAm]

We watched the scene with the branch arms in class today....incredibly disturbing.

[misskittycat19]

looks crazy..as all shakespeares dramas. I just have to see it. :-)

[Giovannisenzaterra]

1:46 Eur in Rome

[kevlonk]

There are crappy movies like The Last Rite and Red Dragon that Anthony Hopkins clearly made just to pay the bills...and then there are movies like Titus and The Remains of the Day, where you're reminded why this guy is considered a good actor.

[mjshikeli]

I bet this movie is full of reckless violence... I liked Hamlet.

[Grey13Human]

This is madness.

[22Titus22]

@Grey13Human THIS IS SPARTA

[Utubeisreallyshit]

@22Titus22 Just realized you beat me to it....asswipe. :P

[Utubeisreallyshit]

@Grey13Human This is Sparta.

[ilovelink1lol]

How can you put cars in ancient Rome?

Great Play.

Horrible "adaption."

[outlanderfrog]

@ilovelink1lol That's the whole point. It's not ancient Rome. It's an adaptation. People do that all the time with Shakespeare.

[dandanthepumpkinman]

@outlanderfrog I've yet to see this, really looking forward to though. From what I've heard Taymor blends Ancient Rome, Mousolini's Italy and 1920's decadence.

[bigjoe777]

@dandanthepumpkinman Whatever happened to Taymor?

[LeeWuSu]

Trailers have a way of sucking the life out of films like this.



[thedandynad]

This play has some good moments and some great monologues but is probably shakespeare's worst. I enjoy it simply because it is an "untouchable" play and that it's ridiculous, gory, and fun. But it is a pretty bad play.

[jerrytolable]

Every time the idiots make sexual jokes about names, their ignorance of history is revealed a little further. Way to go, morons.

[Meyecall1]

@jerrytolable ...you said sexual >.>......:D

[Shoot1ngStar]

tit us

[AkiZivina344]

Brilliant movie,i watched it 5 times!

[SillyboyMaster]

lol alan CUMMING...

[MRPjetri]

Lol TITus

[TonyFlymingo]

I seen this movie at an early age and was blown away and has been my favorite movie of all time.

[AnodyneNo]

Amazing film, although it is occasionally hard to keep track. I am neither of english origin nor have english as native language but still prefer to watch films without subtitles, and thus it was pretty hard to get all the dialouge in this film in particular. The Shakespearian language is undoubtedly challenging, yet fascinating. For those who have not seen this masterpiece yet; take the opportunity if it comes up.

[DanielLBaez]

I absolutely love this film. Fantastic!

[DieCupcake]

When is this set? I thought it was set during the Roman Empire but it looks modern at some points...

[1HalfASSreViewer]

@DieCupcake it's actually set through the Roman Empire. the timeline confusion through its visuals is done in order to give metaphor to certain ideas. such as Saturninus' whole presence being reminiscent of Fascist Italy, or Demetrius and Chirion playing video games and the child making a mess at the dinner table with all his "toys" in attendance

[DieCupcake]

@1HalfASSreViewer I see. Sounds like something Taymor would do.

[cachonok]

Wached it yesterday Im impressed Amazing Perfect bravo

[pan1689]

She did such a good job with this, I can't wait to see her take on The Tempest with Helen Mirren as Prospero(a)

[DinoAgent69]

"I'll find a day to massacre them all"

*gets chills*

[deadman00]

I really miss the part where they cut out the bith where the uncle see's the raped daughter and says that if her rapesits had seen her hands play music 'they would not have harmed them for their lives' if they heard her play music they would have lowered their knives as Cerberus lowered his heads to Orpheus.

[Rowan07001484]

is the film good.

[Sanderus]

The trailer would have been better if there was no voice-over guy.

[outshined9981]

It's my fav of all time.

[lee4samurai]

An epic movie, strong, powerful like I have never seen before !

This movie is truly one of the best movies ever created.

Anthony Hopkins is amazing!

[coolmartcol]

is this set on ancient times..or modern...

[Sanderus]

@coolmartcol Both :-)

[livinintwilightzone]

@coolmartcol Neither. It's such a violent play it's preferred the audience does not associate too closely with any particular character.

[TheDarkSideOfLight89]

This is truly a masterpiece. It restores faith in the possibility of literature being adapted into movies without any butchering and oversimplifying. Julie Taymor did a brilliant job.

[damaband41]

They forgot to mention Don LaFontaine

[dimi2680]

I finished the play today, this film version looks very interesting.

[Falagar517]

Titus? Isn't this suppose to be sword and sorcery / medieval. I remember Titus from Gladiator. What Titus is this?

[pumasduck]

@Falagar517 shakespeares... :)

[davidlong211]

@Falagar517

Titus is a Roman name; this is sent in an alternate Roman Empire. You're thinking of Emperor Titus of Rome, who ruled from 70-72 AD.

[eye1jon]

Fabulosa obra shakesperiana. kien no lo vea es bn pen.. al disfrutar de Hanibal Lecter como un heroe romanico

[BitingOsprey]

Oh i remember this crazy film.........Wierdest film i ever seen

[FatherWarhol]

OMG it's the 300 SOUNDTRACK.

!!

[PhilBag]

No, it's Elliot Goldenthal's original score for 'Titus'. Tyler Bates ripped it off.

[AliG4life]

I'm searching for movies about the Roman culture, and I get this? -.-

[Rowanx123]

lol

[agatka2007]

Quo Vadis is very good movie based on a Polish Nobel Prize winner Henry Sienkiewicz. You will find English versions in Internet.

[AliG4life]

@agatka2007

Thanks. I searched on IMDB, but there are so many versions. What's the best one?

[agatka2007]

@AliG4life

The latest one is polish version but I don't

think they have it in English. Try anyone of t

them sould be good. There is also

'Robe'

[CodaConFuriosa]

Great trailer. Great movie.

[saranghaeyo2326]

What a crap ass trailer for such a brilliant movie. Don't you agree? The movie was FANTASTIC!!

[flashrobbie]

Th only other movie version I saw was the BBC which seemed to be made to complete the set. Julie Taymor really wanted to film THIS play and did a brilliant job.

[wokpitt]

Loved the movie very limited screening thou! ahh those magical 90s ! HAHa the intro music is the same zack snydr copied for 300 hahah funny!

[LozzaBourne]

We're doing this show at college in a professional theatre in March we got our parts the other day, i'm playing Saturninus :) can't wait i think it will be amazing :)

[saranghaeyo2326]

@LozzaBourne Good luck!!! That is a difficult role! =)

[LozzaBourne]

@saranghaeyo2326

Thank you very much :)

[culturevulture123]

I saw a play of this with an all male cast... woah damn was it screwed

[Wyrmshadow]

i saw this many years ago.. it is seriously fucked up.

[BubbleFairy1986]

lol have u actually read the play cuz its pretty fucked up too

[Wyrmshadow]

Othello, Midsummer, King Lear, Macbeth, Shrew, Richard3, Henry5, Hamlet, Merchant, and some others I may not remember.. but not Titus.

[FRAZELMINTASTIC]

my favourite of his plays. must see this movie.

[culturevulture123]

REALLY wanna see this!!

[ania021489]

I love that it's subtitled in Polish XD

[DraculaGal31]

Jessica Lange did a great job in this movie. i loved her outfits.

[carriegardner1]

a trully amazing film... brilliantly done.

ive read the script and its shakespeare's best play in my opinion...

love it :-)

[obiwanobiwan13]

@carriegardner1 I love it...but as both a theatre person and as an English major, I have to say, Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, Richard III, Henry IV, The Merchant of Venice and Twelfth Night are all better plays thematically and structurally, I'd put Titus on the "second-tier" of his  shelf (still masterpieces), with Much Ado About Nothing, The Taming of the Shrew, and A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, and Julius Casaer (tragic female lead- Lavinia's tops, "Hamlet"=BEST EVER!)

[carriegardner1]

im also a theatre person ,i have worked in theatre for most of my life ...so ive seen many , many of Shakespeare’s plays...

EEkkk second-tier for Titus ;-)..hehe , well...everyone does have there own taste that dictates what they are drawn to ...

I agree on all plays you have listed.,just superb.Hamlet is another of my favs..and of course Macbeth.

I love a midsummer nights dream, but have yet to see a play or film to do it justice.

take care obi wan ...The Force will be with you, always.

[nabroberts]

@carriegardner1

Funny because it's fairly widely accepted as being one of his worst plays.

[redfordforpresident]

@carriegardner1 Shakespeare got the idea from The Bible Book of Speaking in Beef Tongues written by Hannibal Lechter. You cannot read Shakeys in a Lawrence Welk Champagne Bubble Hour. That's why Dian Fossey took a bubble bath with her boyfriend before she sayonara-ed him in favor of her greatest love, the mountain gorillas of Ruwanda. Greater love hath no Man than the lady who gave her life for Our Kissin' Cousins, the mountain gorillas. Not even the FBI tried to find her killer. Shame on you.

[lb6bern]

one of the best shakespeare plays that he ever wrote

[Anomines]

One of the best Movies ever

[manysharptongues]

@Anomines Agreed.

[VanityAllIsVanity]

I love that movie <3

[PatronSaint210]

Ive never seen this movie. It looks complicated. Footsoldiers, then cars? Idk but if Anthony Hopkins is in it then it must be good.

[moozzik]

A peace of art.

[MFM15]

I have been looking for that particular trailer for almost two years!!! THANK YOU!!!