The 2009 BBC Hamlet with David Tenant and Patrick Stewart is, without a doubt, the best possible version of hamlet on stage, on film, in its entirety.
I worked through and annotated hamlet and then watched that version. Just me, a dark room, popcorn, and a cozy spot.
It has made me obsess over Hamlet. Such a wonderful story!
Superman is paid in trillions by the gold and rare earth lobby to never do that exact thing.
Bugging me cause it's boomer advice
9 is fine!
If you're worried about armor then .40 and .45 aren't doing shit either
I've got a right wing acquaintance who thinks I'm a genius and asked my IQ
His ghasts were flabbered when I said I don't know and I don't want to know.
Also its insane they ask for like $10/month for articles.
I get it, we're in the age of subscriptions, but that's a lot for articles when I can get my local newspaper for like $50/year
This is a moment for you, dear viewer, to sit and reflect upon.
What does this fish boner mean to you
The fascism of the ring?
Rolls and makes sense
Didn't he daily a M series macbook when they came out?
I don't remember people being obnoxious about that
He did think she smelled bad. That was hilarious
IT guy Herr, I don't believe you did on principle and I will make you do it again while I watch
No, I don't care the uptime is minutes in Task Manager
I love that they were contemporaries and yet only ghandi is in color
It doesn't?
Its very clearly saying ugliness isn't a physical thing but a state of being.
I assumed it meant being mean, rude, negative in a harmful way then that's what being ugly is. Meanwhile, someone who doesn't have traditional markers of beauty who are also positive things like kind and uplifting, then they are lovely.