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all but two of the plays now recognised as Shakespeare's.Shakespeare was a respected poet and playwright in his own day, but his reputation did not rise to its present heights until the nineteenth century. The Romantics, in particular, acclaimed Shakespeare's genius, and the Victorians
(A) Ender's Game , anything by Orson Scott Card , Dante's Inferno , Shakespeare's sonnets , Shakespeare's plays , anything by Octavia Butler(B) Pirates of the Caribbean , Lord of the Rings , 28 Days Later , GATTACA , Kal Ho Naa Ho (best bollywood movie EVER), X-Men 1 , X-men 2 , Chocolat ,
Plus it is by far Shakespeare's darkest play. People getting raped and having hands and tounges cut out and such. Cast is great too, Anthony Hopkins and Alan Cummings, the guy who plays Robert the Bruce from Braveheart is good and so is the guy who plays the other black guy (not Morpheus, the other
A) The Clique series, Golden Compass, Crime and Punishment, any of Shakespeare's plays, Scarlett LetterB) Some of my all time favorite movies are Breakfast Club, My Girl 1&2, How to Deal, Dirty Dancing, High School Musical and pretty much any disney movie!
The Shakespeare's Plays Test
Everyone can name at least a few of Shakespeare's works, but how many people can match the quote to the literary piece? I'll be using advanced logic a... ...
The Really Hard Shakespeare Test
So you know who Guildenstern is, and you know that most of Shakespeare's Antonios are sort of gay. You're a snob about Kenneth Branagh's lipless Bene... ...
The How well do you know plays Test
This test aims at determining your knowledge about specific aspects of certain plays. It is mostly directed towards hardcore thespians, but I am sure ... ...
The Serious OBSESSIVE MOVIE FREAK Test
My friends-- This is the Serious Obsessive Movie Freak test. Which means you actually have to know a lot about movies to score highly. Which is to s... ...
Who wrote Shakespeare's plays, poems and sonnets?
I would be very interested to see
any newly-discovered documents contemporary with Shakespeare's life
that explicitly disprove his authorship of any of his plays.We know
that plays such as 'Macbeth' were later adjusted by Thomas Fletcher
and that Shakespeare collaborated on 'Sir Thomas Moore' too.
Not marble, nor the guilded monuments...
I always tend to read Shakespeare’s sonnets – and parts of his
plays, for that matter – with an autobiographical leaning.
Delacorte Theater Murders Hamlet!
The actors were uniformly excellent, but
directors Oskar Eustis and Mara Manus deliberately politicized one
of Shakespeare's greatest plays in a way that snatched defeat from
the jaws of victory.
"Trivial Education"
expect the student to appreciate Shakespeare's grasp of the human
condition?Is it important that students' appreciate Shakespeare's
grasp of the human condition? Or his masterful use of the
language? Are the classics really that much better than the
books, plays, and films that people
To those folks who "blog this!" every time
Other words
that have changed their meaning or become obsolete since
Shakespeare's day: accite, bisson, brickle, cypress (gauze), end
(gather in harvest), ... Association of ideas plays a great
part in transferring names.
Fidele
I am
not in the least interested in the ”gossipy” eventual bisexual side
of the ”two loves”, which to me seem so much more like
description’s of Shakespeare’s own personality and he analyzes the
contradiction in his nature in that sonnet as well as here and
there in his plays as well.
Biggest Fag on OKC
By Shakespeare's day, the word seems to have
become obscene. Although Shakespeare does not use the word
explicitly (or with derogatory meaning) in his plays, he still
plays with it, using wordplay to sneak it in obliquely.
Being kinky is such a dating handicap.
I love BDSM, but I also have
other, intellectual interests, and I'd like it to be were we do our
thing, have our scene, and then when it's over, we go out, have
coffee, and discuss the finer points of Shakespeare's plays.
Do you believe that some of the history lessons you received in school were based on material that was deliberately misleading?
Make the kids assume that Shakespeare's histories must be
boring because they're "histories." If they were called the
"war plays" (just as accurate) kids would probably be more
interested in seeing them.
What's your favorite Shakespeare movie?
The only thing I *REALLY* liked about about any movie made from a
Shakespeare play is Stanly Tucci doing Puck's final monologue from
Midsummer Night's Dream (which is also probably my favorite of
Shakespeare's plays).
For an entire day, I answered every instant message that I recieved
I could elaborate for hours upon hours on end of the
ironies and satires nestled with the very breasts of any of
Shakespeare's plays, and quote a Midsummer Night's Dream with the
understanding that The Bard is metaphysically fooling the entire
audience to do his bidding.
