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Hamlet (2000)

Modern day adaptation of Shakespeare's immortal story about Hamlet's plight to avenge his father's murder in New York City.

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AmyJ. 02 Dec 2008

This film is so poor. It is completely void of anything worth watching.

Mick LaSalle 06 Mar 2006

It commits the only crime that can be committed against Shakespeare: It makes him boring.

Lisa Schwarzbaum 21 Feb 2013

Almereyda excises big chunks of plot to shape his vision, but retains Shakespeare's language and pays such rigorous attention to meaning and subtext that what's missing isn't missed.

Roger Ebert 30 Oct 2005

Hamlet finds in Hawke's greatish performance a Great Dane for this, or any other, modern moment.

Kevin Thomas 11 Oct 2011

Almereyda imagines Hamlet taking place in present-day Manhattan with such vigor, insight and originality that the power and immediacy of his film makes Shakespeare accessible in an exciting and provocative manner beyond all expectations.