The theme was the Hamlet quote "Listen to many, speak to a few", and it had to take place in one location

Elephant in the Room

McCree, Lucio, Roadhog, Junkrat voiced by Gianni Matragrano
D.va voiced by Hamlet
Genji voiced by Diggums

Throwverwatch 2

Hello there ladies and gents. This is me, Greyhawk241, doing my best Ozzie Osbourne impersonation. This series (Ozzie Presents), is just me, fooling around, reading famous things as Ozzie Osbourne. En…

Ozzie Presents (Hamlet)

Ignore other names and shit. I didn't get the chance to record. Sorry about that.

Hamlet: Madness Style

Hayate plays Hamlet seeing as how he's an actor and all and Yumi is Ophelia. 

Please no critiques.

Hamlet: Act 3 Scene 1

Contemplate

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By the way it will probably be more enjoyable if you actually know the story of Hamlet =p

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Hamlet Shorts

HAPPY CLOCK DAY!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SBC!!!

Also, I did this to prove a point. That point is we all just mass save on Clock Day whereas on Pico Day, Madness Day, Christmas, Halloween, we THINK! WE VOTE…

Clock Day, Hamlet style

Prince Hamlet passing through a cemetery, that has decided to take an interest at the grave-digger to

Yorick

FULL TITLE: Shortened Shakespeare - "Hamlet"

Shakespeare's Hamlet, condensed into 67 seconds.

ShortShakespeare - Hamlet

Here is a Hamlet thing I made for English class.

Hamlet - Act Five

I know It's not the best, I just whipped this up for English class over the course of a day and a half haha

Hamlet Teaches Grammer

Oh yeah and for those of you who hates my last Hamlet movies because they were an insult to Shakespeare

Untitled Prologue

The final two acts. I think it's an improvement over part one. Keep in mind, random internet folks, this is a project made for my class so you may not appreciate it that much. Look at the reviews for …

Hamlet: Acts Iv And V

Okay I fixe most, if not all of the sound errors and added/changed one or two things. 

Here's Part II

http://www.newgrounds.com /portal/view/439637

Hamlet: Acts I - Iii

Oh, and the original idea came from the guy who wrote Hamlet...

Hamlet Madness

[Edit:] Front page! Yes! Thank you! This was something I decided to do for fun one day. I only did the audio though then some people suggested I animate it. So I did. Hamlet's Mother - Ariellabee 
Ophelia - Laura L'Artiste 
Everyone else - Tygerman In regards to the duck: 
(This is a warning, this may ruin the randomness of it. For those who do not wish to make it less funny, do not read this) 
In scene seventeen of Hamlet NOTHING HAPPENS. So originally I was just going to have Horatio standing there saying "I-" But when I recorded it and cut it off my sister thought it sounded like a duck quack. So I made it that.

Hamlet in 60 Seconds

Before you rate this movie, actually listen to it. You may find it humorous once it gets started. Anyway, this is a "radio show" me and my friend made by recording our voices in high pitches. I may ma…

The Hamleu Radio Show Ep1

Hamlet, GANGSTA STYLE! Depicts half of Act 3, Scene 2.

Hamlizzle

How much harm can two girls do to a classic piece of literature? A lot, that's how much!

A parody four hundred years in the making... Shakespeare is definitely underrepresented in the world of parodies-- what with modern marvels like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings so ripe with intrigue among today's modern youth! So, if you've ever wished revenge on your high school English class and desired to see a classic work defecated on, here's your chance. Just as a side-note, I really do love reading Shakespeare. I just love making fun of him more. He he he. Alright, class, let's begin. Before I get started, here's a few notes to take down: I: I'll give a free cookie to anyone who can guess Shakespeare's accent. Sorry, that one's my fault. II: If you haven't read Hamlet, don't worry! The jokes are not esoteric. III: Also, if you haven't read the text, and wish to know the references, go to Sparknotes or Cliffnotes and read the synopses for Act I Scene 3, Act I Scene 4, and Act V Scene 2. Or you could really read it. But who wants to do that? Finally, IV: Purists, beware! I've taken liberties. Don't kill me.

The Rest is Silence

In case anyone forgets how the Shakespeare's Hamlet ends, here's a pretty accurate summary.

Fortinbras

Laertes has challenged Hamlet to a duel, Claudius plans Hamlet's death, and of course, everything goes

Hamlet the Musical 8a

chapter, Ophelia mourns the fact that her father, Polonius, has been killed (in chapter 6), and that Hamlet

Hamlet the Musical 7

This is Chapter 5 out of 8 of our Hamlet movie.

Hamlet the Musical 5

famous soliloquy is in here (even if it is a bit flubbed) and we meet Ophelia (even if she is really obnoxious

Hamlet the Musical 4

This is Chapter 3 out of 8 of our Hamlet movie.

Hamlet the Musical 3

This is Chapter 2 out of 8 of our little Hamlet movie.

Hamlet the Musical 2

This is Chapter 1 out of 8 in our little production of Hamlet with "miniature block men."

Hamlet the Musical 1

I want to thank Hamlet for doing Terri's voice. It fit the character perfectly. Enjoy everyone.

Ultimo Dragon Ep. 1

I had just finished Gore-ometer 2, not being impressed with how it turned out.

Gore-Ometer 2 w/Bonus!

Part of this is some footage from my first college flash presentation of Shakespeare's Hamlet... it's

Sorrow and Woe

I made this for a presentation in my English class. It doesn't exactly follow the usual Newgrounds repertoire because there are no stick deaths or DBZ characters, but a little different from what were all use to. *Click the castle to make King Hamlet's ghost appear. 
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Quote: 
“I say, away! Go on; I’ll follow thee.” (Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 4, Line 86) This quotation captures the essence of the scene I chose, which is when King Hamlet’s ghost beckons Prince Hamlet to follow him. Prince Hamlet chooses to follow the ghost, possibly for many reasons. Because of this decision, Prince Hamlet acquires knowledge of his father’s murder, and now must avenge his father’s death. This scene is the beginning of Hamlet’s journey down a progressively darker path in life, symbolized by many aspects in my animation. Some literal aspects of my interpretation include: 
-The King is in human form, dressed in armor such as described in the play. He is standing at the end of the platform of the castle calling to Hamlet. -In this scene, the ghost only appears at midnight. It is dark out. -Hamlet is following the ghost. -This event takes place on the platform of the castle, indicated by the towers present in the picture. Some symbolic aspects of my interpretation include: 
-The moon is replaced by the face of Ophelia. 
Ophelia acts as Hamlet’s moon. She appears to be absent in the day, but will always be the light in the darkness of Hamlet’s world. Though Hamlet often ignores this, on account of his ‘madness’ he acts to push her aside to pursue his father’s quest. This is represented by the hand of Hamlet going in the direction of the ghost, away from Ophelia. -Hamlet’s hand is red 
I chose to make the hand of Hamlet red because the color red can signify love, as well vengeance. Red is a symbol of Hamlet’s love for his family, specifically, his father. Red is also the color of blood, symbolizing the vengeance and retribution Hamlet seeks against his uncle for murdering his father. -Missing window in tower 
There is one small window missing in the tower. This missing window symbolizes a flaw in Hamlet’s character. Hamlet spends his life trying to fill this flaw, which eventually leads to his death. -Ghost is standing at the foot of a dark path 
The path on which the ghost is standing on represents Hamlet’s life. The ghost leads Hamlet to ‘the path of revenge’. Because of the ghost’s visit, Hamlet now has a mission to fulfil, which involves murder. The path progressively gets darker as Hamlet’s situation progressively gets worse. Inevitably leading to black, or death. -The Stars 
The stars in the sky represent the mystery and wonder in Hamlet’s life. Like the universe, Hamlet’s internal struggles are infinite and complex. -The King’s eyes 
The King’s eyes are empty to show blindness. In the time this play was written, ghosts were believed to be spirits with unfinished affairs on Earth. The empty eyes on the King symbolizes how the King can not find his way in the afterlife, therefore, approaching Hamlet to help guide him. Not until justice has been served for his murder, will the King see his way to peace in the afterlife. -Hamlet’s hand 
Hamlet’s hand is pointed in the direction of the ghost as Hamlet walks towards the spirit. This symbolizes both Hamlet’s loyalty to his father’s last wish, as well, Hamlet’s desire to see his father one last time. Possibly to say goodbye. -Glowing aurora 
The glowing aura around the King’s ghost represents death. The glow swells in and out and grows, like a tumor in Hamlet.