Two characters are stuck in a mud of confusion for 2 hrs straining your patience
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead was a take-off from Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The two played by Tim Roth and Gary Oldman were friends of the prince in the play. The story is completely absurdist throwing the two into one ridiculous situation after another. Most of the story is the two wandering around but not quite in the Hamlet story. They try to figure out what is going on and what they are doing in endless conversations.<br /><br />One only needs to see one scene and figure out and be confused at the same time about what the movie is about. In one instance they see Hamlet and think something is the matter with him. They decide to role play with one being Hamlet and for the other to ask him questions to try to deduce what is going on with the prince. It would seem this is an attempt at the Socratic method but the problem is one of them doesn’t understand what they’re doing and it goes nowhere.<br /><br />The movie has witty and smart moments, but at just under two hours becomes one of endurance to see whether you can stick with a story that long as nothing is every resolved. It’s like the two are stuck in the mud of confusion.<br />C
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