Music video for the Metal Shakespeare Company's take on Act III, scene i of Hamlet, the "to be or not to be" speech.
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Music video for the Metal Shakespeare Company's take on Act III, scene i of Hamlet, the "to be or not to be" speech.
Filmed at Lewis & Clark College and Greenwood Hills Cemetery in Portland, Oregon, by Ian Rasmussen. Edited by Matt Miadich. (c) 2009 the Metal Shakespeare Company
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Too gimmicky, a mockery of metal even. I'd prefer something more serious and talented. Ultimately, this is a disgrace to Shakespeare and I hope this doesn't make any money, that would practically be a crime.
Great fun though keep rocking out and doing your thing.
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Great fun though keep rocking out and doing your thing.