These kinds of movies definitely weren't made for me. I simply cannot keep up with how fast and "old" they talk. Poetry is not for me. I think I got the gist of it, but that's not enough to come up with a reasonable score, so it stays scoreless. I'll probably not watch it again. Visually tho, it looked incredible.

A masterpiece! The eerie, foreboding tone of the film seeps into every element, from the lighting to the sound to the actors themselves. Masterful performances coupled with artistic adherence to the source material makes for a haunting and magnetic film.

Every moment of 'The Tragedy of Macbeth' is as austere and sinister as the castle in which Macbeth resides. Coen never stands between Shakespeare and his audience, instead, utilises breathtaking cinematography and score to bring the classic play to life.

I agree with another comment: for non-native speakers (even if proficient and used to watch content in English) the difficulty to follow dialogues disrupts the experience and makes it frankly hard to rate.

Great acting and photography, but unfortunately, this is not cinema.