McDormand, whom I generally like, did the show live here at Berkeley Rep a few 
years ago (with some joker from Game of Thrones). Reviews were mixed: Review: 
Toil and trouble, and missed connections, in 'Macbeth' at Berkeley Repertory 
Theatre. I'm not a fan of the play, generally (it suffers from some of the text 
going missing over the years, apparently), and have managed to avoid the Coen 
version.

--Dave Sikula


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    On Wednesday, February 9, 2022, 08:00:01 AM PST, PGage <[email protected]> 
wrote:  
 
 Clearly I strongly disagree with you on this version overall, though I do 
agree that Francis McDermott, one of our most talented actresses, is 
surprisingly less effective in her role as Lady Mac than most of the rest of 
the cast is in theirs.


On Wed, 9 Feb 2022 at 7:01 AM Kevin M. <[email protected]> wrote:

Re: MacBeth
I own multiple versions, some better, others worse. This latest version of 
MacBeth feels ham-fisted, the sort of thing somebody who wanted to mock PBS 
would point to as an example of the elite nonsense they subsidized back when I 
was a kid (“oooh, it’s in black and white, so it must be artsy!”). There was 
some decent acting, but there was also a lot of overacting. And to me the real 
star of MacBeth is Lady MacBeth, and that star didn’t shine for me in this 
version. 
On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 8:43 AM Mark Jeffries <[email protected]> wrote:

The following are the films nominated for Oscars that were seen on streamers 
either directly (with in many cases a brief theatrical run to qualify for the 
award) or day-and-date with the theatrical run:
THE POWER OF THE DOG (Netflix):  12, including Best Picture, director Jane 
Campion, actor Benedict Cumberbatch, supporting actors Jesse Plemons and Kodi 
Smit-McPhee, supporting actress Kirsten Dunst, adapted screenplay by Campion 
from Thomas Savage's novel, original score by Jonny Greenwood, sound, 
production design, cinematography, editingDUNE (HBO Max day-and-date):  10, 
including Best Picture, adapted screenplay from the Frank Herbert novel, score 
by Hans Zimmer, production design, cinematography, makeup/hairstyling, 
costumes, editing, visual effectsKING RICHARD (HBO Max day-and-date): 6, 
including Best Picture, actor Will Smith, supporting actress Aunjanue Ellis, 
original screenplay, Beyonce's "Be Alive" for original song, editingDON'T LOOK 
UP (Netflix):  4, including Best Picture, original screenplay, score by 
Nicholas Britell, editingBEING THE RICARDOS (Amazon):  3, including actor 
Javier Bardem (Desi), alleged actress Nicole Kidman (Lucy), supporting actor 
J.K. Simmons (Bill Frawley) and Sorkin gets NUTHIN!CODA (Apple+):  3, including 
Best Picture, supporting actor Troy Kotsur, adapted screenplay from the film 
"La Famille Belier"THE LOST DAUGHTER (Netflix):  3, including actress Olivia 
Colman, supporting actress Jesse Buckley, adapted screenplay from the novel by 
Elena FerranteTHE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH (Apple+):  3, including actor Denzel 
Washington, production design, cinematographyCRUELLA (Disney+ Premier Access 
day-and-date):  2, including makeup/hairstyling and costumesTICK, TICK...BOOM! 
(Netflix):  2, including actor Spider-Man, editingSINGLETONS:  "Luca," animated 
feature (Disney+), "The Mitchells vs. the Machines," animated feature 
(Netflix), "Raya and the Last Dragon," animated feature (Disney+ Premier Access 
day-and-date), "The Hand of God," international feature from Italy (Netflix), 
"Summer of Soul," documentary feature (Hulu day-and-date), "Audible," short 
documentary (Netflix), "Lead Me Home," short documentary (Netflix), "Three 
Songs for Benazir," short documentary (Netflix), "Robin Robin," animated short 
(Netflix), "Coming 2 America," makeup/hairstyling (Amazon).
 For the rest, you know where to go.  Mar. 27 on ABC, and there will be a host, 
probably not Whoopi.

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