Eventually a movie reaches a point where it feels it exists solely for the purpose of making its audience cry. When a movie passes that threshold, what comes after often times feels artificial and forced. Hamnet crosses that threshold multiple times and nothing about the movie feels geniune but rather as excuse to manipulate audience emotions.
>>218205144>HamnetShakespeare for deaf people?
If Shakespeare existed would he be rolling in his grave at this queerbait fan fiction? The guy in his actual grave had the good sense not to teach his daughters to read and left his wife his second best bed.
>>218205144I get what you’re saying but I still enjoyed it. Iron Claw felt more emotionally manipulative and annoying than this
>>218205144Lol, has nobody ever noticed that they spelled Hamlet wrong?
>>218205144This is why i have a problem with the movie Up. For the opening it’s like a bunch of writers got in a room and analytically worked out what would illicit the most emotion and what would make you care about the character. It seems dishonest and manipulative
