Prefered Hamlet film version

My preferred film version is the 19 century Ken Branagh Hamlet film. The actor choice for Hamlet’s role is impressing and expresses emotions clearly along with his lines. The setting in the film is very similar to the original Hamlet play, just in a more modernized version but not to modern like Mike Almereyda’s 21 century Hamlet film. The music played in the 19 century version flows with the scenes, for example there is suspense toned music for the ghost’s appearance, strong loud music to express characters anger, and mellow joyful music at Polonius and Gertrude’s wedding to express their joy. The camera angles through which the actors are viewed also help show class, superiority, and different characters points of view among each other. Wardrobe used by the actors show their emotions and social class, for example Hamlet wears a complete outfit of black to demonstrate his emotion of depression, grief, and anger. Also, the king, queen, and Hamlet’s costumes illustrate high social fancy, clean, luxurious, and high social class. The director, Ken Branagh, created a successful and productive film from the original Hamlet play written centuries ago.