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Macbeth (2006)

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Macbeth is a drug baron and pimp, Lady Macbeth a Valium-addicted, narcoleptic burnout and manipulator. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth murder Duncan, the head of Melbourne's criminal underground, in cold blood, but soon after Macbeth takes the throne, he is undone, and beheaded, by usurper Macduff.
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CRITICS OF "Macbeth (2006)"
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Financial Times
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July 13, 2007

After a few early spins in his grave, Shakespeare may end up grudgingly respectful
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Austin Chronicle
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August 10, 2007

It's probably best not to look too deep for meaning.
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Los Angeles Times
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July 26, 2007

The film has the over-stylized sheen of a car commercial peopled by actors decked out like brooding fashion models.
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Shadows on the Wall
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July 13, 2007

This modern-day Australian adaptation of the Scottish play is thrillingly deranged, although it's also rather pretentious.
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AV Club

July 13, 2007

Wright directs it with straight-faced conviction.
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Empire Magazine Australasia

November 07, 2012

The Bard gets buried in the gruff posturing, while the cadence of the words prevents the actors from playing to their strengths.
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Seattle Times
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January 14, 2008

The play's power has been diluted by questionable editing, an overload of blandly stylized violence and the conspicuous suspicion that this whole thing is the predictable result of catering to base commercial instincts.
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Los Angeles Daily News
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July 27, 2007

Grunge and slickness substitute for eeriness or any hint of psychological terror.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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July 13, 2007

This Macbeth is true to the ugly-hearted original. No one is redeemed by gore, or absolved of madness. Nor do lines sound any less sublime when channeled through underlings and overlords.
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eFilmCritic.com
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July 13, 2007

By the prickling of my thumbs/Something crappy this way comes
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Time Out

August 16, 2007

Something weakened this way comes, you could say.
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Chicago Reader
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July 13, 2007

This is both an exciting thriller and a worthy addition to the canon of Shakespearean cinema.
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