Macbeth Alternate Ending 

Prediction: hamlet next!!

I miss mirror mirror on the wall

Julie is gift which keep giving ..... Shakespeare and Julie Nolke sense of humour is best light hearted art needed in current times

Legit

EVERY play

Incredibly selfless

@@julienolke Not for one second did she stop to think "Nancy urin over your head here", No she's not letting the micturate dicturate when there is time to step in. Incredibly selfless not just there for Nr: 1.

@@i3osco717 😂

@@julienolke As I recall, the "he can make his own decisions" argument didn't hold up for the girl who talked her boyfriend into committing suicide last year.

@@HariSeldon913 Ummm what??? That's messed up, how do I look this up?

Thanks David!!

What do you mean personas?!? You're saying Nancy ain't real?!?!?!

@@lornmalvo2541, that's just Spanish for persons, ya know. As in one of the best persons to appear on the channel. Nancy is 150% real, all the time.

Street smawht*

naive? are you sure..? i mean, she does have that uncle. we still don't know what he gets into.

right judgement free

Thanks. I couldn't think of the character's name

Can we get Nancy in the Nighttime?

@@blindleader42 yup, I forgot her name as well

The best friend you'll ever have is the one who finds out you're an accessory to murder and, after giving you a blank stare for a minute, gets right to figuring out how to help you fix your shit.

Beat me to it. The off the chart irony of Nancy pitching a therapy product. I wonder how the sponsor feels about that. 😄

Yeah, I kinda think Better Help enjoys that particular irony with most of Julie's vids. 😏

Do you have any idea who is replying to your comment right now? It's the FUNNIEST MAN ALIVE! Me funny (!!!) vids are so extremely funny, if you don't cry tears of laughter, you are allowed to thumb down me XTREMELY FUNNY vids! Do you think me funny (!!!) vids are funny, dear 4ob

So true!

Thanks for the warning. Nearly choked regardless when it came on.

Yeah, definitely emphasizes the fact that we all have free will and make our own choices.

@@robertpalatsky5017 Of course, that's false. We're all victims of our circumstances for better or worse.

Forest:"im not even supposed to be here today"

Forest: "Anyone seen my box of chocolates?

She even knows a guy who knows a guy

@@charlesadams41 who's got a cousin who knows a guy

I can't envision it for Titus Andronicus, but I'd enjoy being proved wrong. Sorry this is late.

I'd love to see it for Hamlet

I mean.... Romeo and Juliet is basically a comedy. Until people start dying.

Amazing!

@@julienolke I'm with Emma on this. When I teach Shakespeare, I always go with Macbeth because so few college students have read it yet, and they generally like it. Definitely using this video next time I teach it. Absolutely love humor that gets the literature it's playing around with. I shared your hysterical Pandora/Zeus Zoom call with my mythology class last term for those same reasons.

Ah yes. The Cool teacher 😁

Hahah the forest gets closer

@@julienolke *spoiler alert*

Same here. 😆

If you don't know how Macbeth ends, may I recommend Gargoyles? It's a fun ride and was a lot of 90s kids' 1st intro to Shakespeare.

@@julienolke hey Julie, live your stuff by the way! Please keep it up. I came for pandemic Julie, but I stay for mirror Julie!

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Agreed

If that was the case, I’d actually go and see the movie...

I would love Julie as Harley Quinn, but only if Julie would be given license to write her own lines in the script. ❤

I don't remember what happens in the play, what is the reference?

@@trevorlambert4226 the reference is to soldiers camouflaging as trees slowly moving.

@@trevorlambert4226 Every soldier is told to take a branch to cover themselves.

Have you seen the sassy gay friend videos? They were hilarious up until the sponsorship of some weird drink ruined them. I feel like they were ahead of their time. Julie's videos actually have the same premise as those: saving the women of Shakespeare's plays from their fatal destiny 😂

OMG YOU WIN TODAY

You might like my series -- starring Richard Kind of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" -- it's a spoof of Hamlet. Except instead of everyone being depressed and dying, everyone is happy and making movies!

MIRROR NANCY AND JULIE YAAAS

I'd be happy to be your friend and support you in difficult times (especially if you'd agree to appear in my movie)

@@BloomywoodTheSeries That's a concerningly disingenuous comment. 🤨 If a friendship is transactional, or even just a little modified by transactional elements, then it ain't real friendship, it's just performance of a friendship on one or both sides for self-serving purposes. Yikes. Please learn some professional boundaries and separate recruitment from friendships.

Yeah, I thought that Macbeth, while a good play, was basically written for James I, because he was a nerd who liked witchcraft and wanted to hear something good about his ancestors (who was MacDuff, I believe.) As such, Shakespeare added in the witches and made Macbeth the bad guy of what amounts to a standard historical account.

@@kevinschultz6091 "Thou shalt get [beget] kings, though thou be none" (I iii 67). Noble Banquo was allegedly James' forebearer. During presentations of the play which James attended, the "line of kings" scene would culminate with James himself being reflected in the mirror.

How the hell do u pronounce her name? Is it basically a grunt?

Sparky Sweets will get them to a passing grade.

They'll probably be thinking, I don't need to study that Shakespeare dude, I've seen Julie's You Tube. Later; What! How is this Book/Play 'Even' cannon!? This doesn't match! And where is Nancy!??? How did they ret con 'Her' out? She's what ties the entire 'Shake verse' together! Without 'Her' keeping everyone calm and collected it's all a mash of random times and people killing others before offing themselves.

Because she's a nice person! We share the same goal -- to uplift people like a hot air balloon.

Greek tragedies were all about making people debate who to blame in such hypothetical scenarios, not about disastrous endings (those just happen to be good at sparking debate).

My English class had a mock trial where we blamed the witches. I chose to defend them bc i thought they did nothing wrong. All they did was tell two men their future. They did NOT say that Macbeth needed to murder King Duncan to become king. Long story short: my side won

@@cooperminion825 I think that would work for most cases but It's made pretty clear that the witches understand the results of their words. Imagine this: 1) You convince a woman to cheat on her husband with someone else. 2) You get the husband drunk. 3) You give the husband a gun. 4) You ensure the husband catches his wife cheating. I'm not sure if there is any legal crime you could be convicted of but you definitely have some responsibility for those deaths.

@@830927mjki but my argument was that Macbeth might've become king even if he didn't kill Duncan. It's called reasonable doubt and it worked

​@@cooperminion825 1) Macbeth refused to kill Duncan multiple times. He was talked into it. 2) The original Incitement was from the Sisters. 3) The Sisters knew how MacBeth would react to their prophesy. This makes them responsible for what happened.

Jersey Shore and Hamlet were my two artistic inspirations (I'm from New Jersey, and my mother never treated me well!)

She did that one already. It was great too.

Oh no wait, sorry! It was Juliet, as in Romeo and Juliet.

Or what about if they met in one skit? 😍😍😍😍

Julie Nolte.

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I (an English teacher for 36 years) see what you did there.

My movie is like an alternate ending of Hamlet. Instead of everyone being killed, I make a successful movie about my life starring Will Smith!

You are smart, really you are.....

Well, there's no not no double positives that make a negative.

Well, I have to disagree on the double positive, "yeah" means you heard the message it is neither positive or negative, a true double positive would be (in Nancy speak) "ya, right". "Ya" being shortform Jersey for "yes"😁

My mom was actually a witch -- but a very nice one (and some of the things she said did make sense...)

Julie "Nolte" is super attractive with dark hair, presumably as a Long Island Italian. I promise I won't stalk her if you won't.

My mother was a classic; I'm still waiting for someone to re-interpret her.

Oh! hi Julie 👋😃 lol sorry I felt it would be weird if I didn't said anything after I saw the little heart ❤️ on my comment 😅

Julie "Nolte" is super attractive with dark hair, presumably as a Long Island Italian. I promise I won't stalk her if you won't.