So are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern really dead....

[WCGreen]

Just wondering...

BTW, it's a pretty good movie and a great play if you get a chance to watch...

Tom Stoppard really has a great imagination and a wonderful way with words...

[lildreamer316]

1. Haven't seen it in a coon's age...

I do like it though.
Good to see you.

[WCGreen]

10. Good to see you too...

I hope all is well...

[SallyMander]

2. Did you ever read/see Arcadia?

I thought that one was even better -- what a great play! Check it out if you aren't familiar with it.

:hi:

[WCGreen]

15. cool...

[Reverend_Smitty]

3. I saw that movie in my senior english class in high school

It inspired my friends and me to play questions every day at lunch for the rest of the year. Yeah we were nerds! :P

I agree Tom Stoppard really has a way with words

[WCGreen]

9. I saw the film at the "art house" here in Cleveland...

My step brother was one of the players in the play...

[stuntcat]

4. oh nooo!!

That's one of my favorite movies :loveya:

[Greyskye]

5. When was the last time you watched it?

[WCGreen]

11. A couple of weeks ago it was in rotation on the Starz Cable...

I caught about 45 minutes of the movie...

[Greyskye]

16. Statement! I WIN!!!

:evilgrin:

[WCGreen]

17. Clever...

[Taverner]

6. I loved it and thought it was amazing but I had one question...

WTF is it about???

Seriously - the end meaning...the total sum of the play/movie...what was it trying to say?

Fuck it...perhaps its just best to enjoy the ride!

[WCGreen]

12. I think it is that no matter what you do...

You end up dead in the end...

Cause in Hamlet, the two die..

And they are also Jews who the Bard used as a cheap attention getting device...

[GreenPartyVoter]

7. Are you asking me?

[Generic Brad]

8. I escorted both of them off stage in a production of "Hamlet" once

And although I was carrying a spear, I did not stab either of them when we left the stage. So if they are dead, I had nothing to do with it.

[Lex]

13. You might enjoy

listening to this free mp3 by John Wesley Harding called "Hamlet" which is here on this page:

http://www.wesweb.net/audio/index.html

Very clever!

[WCGreen]

14. Thanks that was cool....

[Aristus]

18. Yep. If they're really dead in "Hamlet", they're really dead in "R&G Are Dead".

Besides, it's in the title.

Like "Waiting For Godot". They spend the whole play, well, you know...