@thefragilelight.page: death is scary. but what's scarier is refusing to hold the hand that's reaching for you because you can't accept that it's reaching from somewhere you can't follow. what's scarier is making them go alone. agnes finally held his hand. it took years. it took a play. but she did it. she held him while he left. that's all any of us can do. hold on. let go. both at once ❤️‍🩹 #hamnet #hamlet #jessiebuckley #paulmescal #movie

mccall :

girl I JUST started to get over this movie

bswell9 :

a boy who left the world at eleven has roamed it for over four hundred years 💔💔💔

Madison Cullen :

And THIS is why media literacy is SO IMPORTANT

leonie :

”he’ll never stop dying. but he’ll never stop living either”

eray :

“Hamnet” had to die so “Hamlet” could live. The way this movie portrays the haunting weight of an empty room is just devastating. I’m still crying. 😭 Learning something new from every edit and analysis I watch just tears me apart every time. ❤️‍🩹

pluto142 :

I'm crying again, still discovering the many layers of this incredible movie.

Colochona98 :

I haven't seen anyone mentioned the color Agnes wears throughout the movie. shes the bold color through most of it but right after Hamnet dies she is wearing clothes that are bare. until she sees the play she wears red again

rayalexk :

I just know your English teacher absolutely loved you

yasmina 🍉🇵🇸 :

"he'll never stop dying. but he'll never stop living either." do u hate me or something

scarlett💫 :

she stayed so long she forgot what light looked like

Zia :

« We mourn a prince who never existed, and it doing so, we mourn a child who did. » 💔

tifaontiktok :

Omg these are amazing takes!

shespeaker :

I held my fathers hand in death two weeks ago and now I know why I haven’t been able to see this film - it would destroy me . I will be brave someday and hopefully with some one holding my hand

suleimanza :

I am blown away by your interpretation!

dofiosof :

about to re-watch this in theaters in 30 minutes

Vivian ⎕ :

ugh i love when people read into things and annotate…it’s not “just a movie”

waish39 :

pluto142 :

This is beautiful thankyou and I'm crying again.

luz💡 :

this was an absolute beautiful analysis, beautifully written, brought me to tears.

Jade :

Some profound writing here. Thanks for ripping the stitches from my open wound. Genuinely. I love when art makes us feel so intensely. How lucky are we to experience the duality of grief and love.

HB :

I sobbed at the audiobook, narrated by Jessie Buckley. I haven't had the courage to watch the film yet. I loved the novel.

Michelle :

I’m never going to recover from this film

Agustina Scioletti :

"William, like Orpheus, journeyed into the underworld of his grief", that broke me into a million peaces💔

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I just opened this app

highcyon :

I was trying to interpret how the Orpheus and Eurydice story reflected on them properly for a while and you’ve just nailed it on the head! Thank you