At first I had a problem with the film because it was hard seeing excellent actors like Hopkins and Lange next to two-bit actors like Tamoras sons and the guy who played Saturninus (who should rather have stayed with the X-Men).
But the moor compensated, stealing every scene he's in. For me the film has 3 highlights: the confession, Titus grining at Tamora when he serves the pies and Aron laughing when he stabs the nurse.
Some works will be outdated after ten years. Shakespear's work will stay relevant for next 20 000 years, because it is about the human nature, and that doesnt change too fast.
Bold a condemned man unrepentant, gotta love aaron as he stays true to his nature till the very end. shakespears works will always be relevant in any time period. time changes people remain the same
At first I had a problem with the film because it was hard seeing excellent actors like Hopkins and Lange next to two-bit actors like Tamoras sons and the guy who played Saturninus (who should rather have stayed with the X-Men).
But the moor compensated, stealing every scene he's in. For me the film has 3 highlights: the confession, Titus grining at Tamora when he serves the pies and Aron laughing when he stabs the nurse.
fenriz218 11 months ago
I'm now wondering what a dialogue between Aaron and Iago- the Bard's two most evil characters (other than Richard)-- would sound like.
kevlonk 1 year ago
@kevlonk It would sound orgasmic
je2796 7 months ago
@kevlonk I bet it would be like the historical meeting between Eric Cartmen and Bart Simpson
on Southpark s10e4
A mischief competition
OfirBeck 2 days ago
Some works will be outdated after ten years. Shakespear's work will stay relevant for next 20 000 years, because it is about the human nature, and that doesnt change too fast.
HergotH01 1 year ago
Bold a condemned man unrepentant, gotta love aaron as he stays true to his nature till the very end. shakespears works will always be relevant in any time period. time changes people remain the same
WorldWatcher9 1 year ago
I can't think of a more evil thing that has ever been said in a theatrical performance.
oreopoj 1 year ago 5
best monologue in this play!!
rejectedANNA 1 year ago
The word is MOOR Not MOORE....
zahzuh 1 year ago
@zahzuh Moore was good but Connery was better.
fenriz218 11 months ago
@fenriz218 Gentlemen, please. No moore puns.
TheTrohl 3 months ago
He's one evil dude.
Konnaz987 2 years ago
he steal the movie with his last speech
juggernaut44 2 years ago
I love this scene *_*
letoatreidesdune 2 years ago
EPIC!!! Best Evil Character EVER!!
jaykob21 2 years ago