Macbeth Polanski 1971 pt.04 Macbeth/Lady (português)

[toddgaines]

jeesus.. Francesca Annis beauty wounds..

[Goddessdaughter]

I love how innocent he is at the beginning. The look on his face when she says "never shall sun that morrow see"

He's like "are you crazy?!"

Her smile is twisted and sweetly evil at the same time haha.

[vladimir1341]

was shakespeare saying that women have a streak of inate evil or cunning.

[Ezrateach]

@vladimir1341 Shakespeare is so great because he created many different characters, including many different women. Was Portia evil? Or Ophelia? Juliet? Kate? Viola? Human beings are different, and he recognized that fact. He understood the complexity inherent in humanity and portrayed it beautifully. Lady Macbeth is one of his most fascinating creations.

[HayleyWestenraFan95]

@Ezrateach Portia was not evil just.... caniving....

[JudgeJulieLit]

@vladimir1341 No ... Shakespeare created many good women. For example, King Lear's daughter Cordelia, staunch to her death in integrity, honesty, and spousal and filial fidelity. Rosalind in As You Like It. The staunchly chaste nun Isabella in Measure for Measure. Portia in The Merchant of Venice. Calpurnia and Portia (Brutus's wife) in Julius Caesar. Queen Katherine in Henry 8.In women as in men, there is a variety of moral nature ... even within one person at different times and circumstances.

[greenpeace47]

@vladimir1341 Both i guess.

[arcadia44445]

this helps heaps for my upcoming tests

[EyeTheOf]

Great upload man!

[bssgtr34]

Holy Shit D:

[pvsg1990]

thanks for uploading the movie it is very helpful for my acting class