Dark comedy about cadavers medicine and love
It’s 1828 in Edinburgh, Scotland and there are two major medical schools in the city vying for cadavers. Into this mix comes Burke (Simon Pegg) and Hare (Andy Serkis) who see a demand and hope to provide the supply in this dark comedy. They can’t wait for people to die however so they create their own corpses. This leads in all kinds of directions from advances in medicine to rivalries between the elite to local gangsters to an all women’s version of McBeth. The play actually foreshadows the movie. I’ve always liked Pegg and he does a good job here as a reluctant killer who ends up doing it for love. Serkis is the more calculating one. The end tries to throw into all kinds of historical tie ins which is interesting as well.
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