What constitutes most of Shakespeare?

[purple_nimbus]

I've read:

Comments

[wolf_moriarty]

Shakespeare Scum's Henry V is great.

I think Leave it to Hamlet was my favorite, though.

[purple_nimbus]

Yeah, I never saw Leave It to Hamlet. Instead I saw Hamlet reimagined as a corporation where Polonius (a woman) and Claudius were having an affair. With the original script.

[wolf_moriarty]

That actually sounds pretty damn cool. I'd be curious about that.

Did you ever see the recent film adaptation of Macbeth Scotland PA? I thought it was a pretty great retelling.

IMDB link

[purple_nimbus]

After I clicked the link, I did remember hearing about it, but I never got around to seeing it. P'raps it's on Netflix.