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Synopsis
From Academy Award® winning writer/director Chloé Zhao, HAMNET tells the powerful story of love and loss that inspired the creation of Shakespeare’s timeless masterpiece, Hamlet.
Cast
- Jessie Buckley
- Paul Mescal
- Zac Wishart
- James Lintern
- Joe Alwyn
- Justine Mitchell
- Eva Wishart
- Effie Linnen
- Emily Watson
- David Wilmot
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Nov 9, 2025
Devastating. As the world’s last surviving Nomadland superfan post-Oscar wins, it’s so exciting to see something a bit more distinctly narrative/constructed from Chloé Zhao. And yeah, it made me want kids!!!! What doesn’t!!! Really really great job from Jacobi Jupe.…
demi adejuyigbeDec 7, 2025max richter is an emotional terrorist.
zoë rose bryantNov 19, 2025they're calling hamnet and sentimental value the double feature that kills you
sivi - Sep 8, 2025
Jessie Buckley can you pls hold my hand and tell me if I’m EVER going to recover from this
Iman VellaniOct 31, 2025paul mescal’s relentless quest to play the saddest most broken men in history continues and this might just be his magnum opus
alorDec 3, 2025Imagine if your shitty Latin tutor turned out to be William Shakespeare.
Matt Singer - Dec 2, 2025
Cried my eyelash extensions off
Mia K.Nov 20, 2025what is grief, if not love persevering
isoNov 27, 2025Just mail the Oscar to Jessie Buckley right now
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Queue Community Reviews
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Alright, you want my take? This is the best film out of 2025. Yes I preferred this over one battle after another, you can see my review for it, it’s glowing. But this, this means everything. The performances direct the film, but Chloe Zhao’s directing still takes a huge spotlight. For me, this…
i got the chance to see a pre screening. this movie is going to win oscars. the story is beautifully heart wrenching, the cinematography and style is so simple, patient, and the cast doesn’t have a single bad actor. the performance, the rawness, the storytelling. you will cry.
I had high expectations for this movie. I do think it had great performances, but I just never understood where it was going, I felt the story was flat, and very heavy to keep up with it, and then out of nowhere we see Shakespeare writing plays, and acting, how did we get there?
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One of the greatest films I’ve seen in a long time. Visually stunning, with such a beautiful and tragic storyline. There was not a dry eye in the house by the end. I’m absolutely obsessed with it.
Some people are so precious to you that the pain of losing them is just too big for a small humble household, so you have to fill whole stages to tell what you learned from them
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7/10 jessie buckley is such a phenomenal actress. the way this movie is formatted makes it feel longer than the 2 hour run time. other than that, very good.
awesome acting. wish i watched it before reading the book bc i feel like then i would’ve liked it more. the book was just soooo good
Atom User Reviews
This was a good movie, Jessie is the star of the movie. Just make sure you have tissue with you, when you see this movie.
Poor editing, slow, and Shakespeare had about 20 lines.
Metacritic
Zhao, bouncing back from the Marvel “Eternals” paycheck picture/debacle, serves up a touching romance between a distracted young man of letters and a woman so attuned to nature she hunts with a pet hawk, knows the uses of every herb and tree and the incantations that go with their preparation and is thus labeled the “daughter of a witch.”
It's true that many viewers have already fallen under its spell, but Zhao and O'Farrell have stripped away so much of what makes the novel magical – the time-travelling structure, the hypnotic prose rhythms, the internal monologues and the tiny, tangible details – that what's left is no more profound or authentic than any other costume drama set in ye olde days.
Mescal is quite good and tender in these final moments, as Will grapples with his grief. But it is Buckley who remains the shining beacon that keeps Hamnet alive.