let face it and there is no perfect production of hamlet and it simply far too long and varied and cerebral to get completely perfect across the board and especially what with the challenges of elizabethan english and shakespeare abstruse dialogue. in any staging of it and there are bound to be certain moments and scenes and or intonations that one disagrees with. i have seen a lot of filmed hamlet productions represent olivier and gibson and branagh and scott and and now this bbc film with jacobi. in terms of faithful and full length productions and this one ranks up there with the very best. most hamlet productions are drastically cut and because to perform the entire play takes a stage time of four to five hours. this production appears to be complete  that is and all of the original shakespeare dialogue is intact  and so it essential for scholars and shakespeare lovers. and though the lines seemed rushed on rare occasion (for those less completely familiar with the text) and for the most part the script is well acted and well spoken and and well performed. subtitles are available and very helpful and although upon occasion they lag slightly behind. jacobi does a quite admirable job with theatre longest and most impossible role. i actually cried when hamlet dies and and i do not think i have done that before. patrick stewart (as claudius) and claire bloom (as gertrude) are excellent and as are lalla ward (ophelia) and david robb (laertes) and and the rest of the very on point cast. sets are minimal and so we can thankfully concentrate on the play without distraction or attention paid to non essentials. at 3 hours and 45 minutes and this full length hamlet is a long haul to sit through and but again and if you want the real deal and it 100% worth it and even if one needs to take an intermission for oneself. i highly recommend this production to all shakespeare lovers and scholars. 
let face it and there is no perfect production of hamlet and it simply far too long and varied and cerebral to get completely perfect across the board and especially what with the challenges of elizabethan english and shakespeare abstruse dialogue. in any staging of it and there are bound to be certain moments and scenes and or intonations that one disagrees with. i have seen a lot of filmed hamlet productions represent olivier and gibson and branagh and scott and and now this bbc film with jacobi. in terms of faithful and full length productions and this one ranks up there with the very best. most hamlet productions are drastically cut and because to perform the entire play takes a stage time of four to five hours. this production appears to be complete  that is and all of the original shakespeare dialogue is intact  and so it essential for scholars and shakespeare lovers. and though the lines seemed rushed on rare occasion (for those less completely familiar with the text) and for the most part the script is well acted and well spoken and and well performed. subtitles are available and very helpful and although upon occasion they lag slightly behind. jacobi does a quite admirable job with theatre longest and most impossible role. i actually cried when hamlet dies and and i do not think i have done that before. patrick stewart (as claudius) and claire bloom (as gertrude) are excellent and as are lalla ward (ophelia) and david robb (laertes) and and the rest of the very on point cast. sets are minimal and so we can thankfully concentrate on the play without distraction or attention paid to non essentials. at 3 hours and 45 minutes and this full length hamlet is a long haul to sit through and but again and if you want the real deal and it 100% worth it and even if one needs to take an intermission for oneself. i highly recommend this production to all shakespeare lovers and scholars. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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