Differences Between Macbeth Movie And Play

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1. The Movie version of the famous play, Macbeth had many good and bad parts in the Movie. But none of them stick out to me, as much as the fight scene between Macbeth and MacDuff. When they were in the kitchen, I found that the actor who played Macbeth did a excellent job in the kitchen and throughout the play showing the decline of Macbeth into madness from where he put fury and confusion in his words when he has a conversation between Macduff and Macbeth when they were talking about the action that Macbeth and Macduff had taken because of what had transpired and lead them up to this point. But the word in the movie version of the play showed emotion that many times you did not get in the reading of the play.

2. The part that I did not like

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