Unsuitable for children younger than 16 or forbidden in cinemas for under 16.
Tipus 4
KR
14 de jul. 2021
15
Film intended for audiences 15 and over. Underage audiences accompanied by a parent or guardian are allowed.
Tipus 3
PT
22 de jul. 2020
M/12
Passed for viewers aged 12 and older.
Tipus 3
DE
23 d'abr. 2020
12
Children 12 or older admitted, children between 6 and 11 only when accompanied by parent or a legal guardian.
Tipus 5
FR
15 d'abr. 2020
16
Unsuitable for children younger than 16 or forbidden in cinemas for under 16.
Tipus 4
GB
22 de nov. 2019
15
Only those over 15 years are admitted. Nobody younger than 15 can rent or buy a 15-rated VHS, DVD, Blu-ray Disc, UMD or game, or watch a film in the cinema with this rating. Films under this category can contain adult themes, hard drugs, frequent strong language and limited use of very strong language, strong violence and strong sex references, and nudity without graphic detail. Sexual activity may be portrayed but without any strong detail. Sexual violence may be shown if discreet and justified by context.
Tipus 3
JP
14 de nov. 2019
G
General, suitable for all ages.
Tipus 4
UA
12 d'oct. 2019
Tipus 3
RU
20 de set. 2019
16+
(For children above 16) – Unsuitable for children under 16.
Tipus 4
RU
25 de jul. 2019
16+
(For children above 16) – Unsuitable for children under 16.
‘Ophelia’ was fine by way of entertainment, but it doesn't do justice to the intricacies of the original story. It doesn't portray Hamlet’s quick-witted nature, Polonius’s shit-stirring, or Claudius’s grappling with guilt. It's incredible in all elements of filmmaking, but lacks the true heart and layers of Shakespeare's work.
- Lily Meek
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https://www.maketheswitch....
Now I have to start by saying that this is not a good film, but - it does try to introduce Shakespeare to a new audience who would not have seen, nor would sit through, Olivier, Branagh or McKellan in full tilt with the skull of poor old "Yorick", and for that goal alone, it ought to be given a chance. This version is told from the perspective of "Ophelia" (Daisy Ridley) following her exploits as...
