Directed by
– Justin Kurzel
Starring –
Michael Fassbender; Marion Cotillard; Paddy Considine; Sean Harris; Jack
Reynor; Elizabeth Debicki; David Thewlis.
Running Time
– 110 Minutes (1 hour 50 minutes)
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Justin Kurzel has seemed to have done the impossible and made one of Shakespeare’s most famous dramas brought up to date for the Braveheart/Game of Thrones generation. Whilst staying loyal to the original text and the complexity of the characters.
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Fassbender performance was phenomenal as we can see Macbeth
going darker and crazier, but the 38 year old actor also brilliantly turned him into a sympathetic character which made him feel more
human.
The same goes to Cotillard, who was also phenomenal, as she
was able to bring sympathy and simplicity to one of the most famous and complex
female characters in literature.
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It’s great to see these three elements working well and gets me even more excited for their next project as Kurzel is directing Fassbender and Cotillard in Assassin’s Creed.
I hope they bring cinematographer Adam Arkapaw to be a part
of the team because he delivered a visually stunning movie. Using dark colours like
grey, black, blue and orange really turned the Scottish landscape into such a
forceful presence and made it feel like a character itself.
The supporting cast were also outstanding, especially Paddy
Considine and Sean Harris who were incredible.
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Verdict
Kurzel delivered a strikingly beautiful war-epic adaptation
with outstanding performances from the lead and supporting cast. This film will
be shown in schools for years.
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