Posts from The Master and Margarita

But that's one of the highest demons of hell!

He can take on any form he wants, not just a cat.

And the doppelgangers – it's not that simple. At first glance, they seem like doppelgangers. But in reality, they are two sides of the same person. But not dark and light, just different.

Why does Behemoth have an elephant? You should ask him!

Regarding the doppelgangers: Behemoth - Banga - it's awful! Don't you feel sorry for Behemoth!

Natasha - Gella - what's the connection?

Yeshua - Master (in the movie, Bezrukov voices both)

But how can Master and Yeshua be doppelgangers? They are completely different people, with different goals and objectives. The fact that they are played by the same actor doesn't mean anything.

You know, I think the biggest martyrs are Woland and Pontius Pilate. Yeshua is not a martyr; he is the Savior. His suffering is completely different from that of the Master, who was simply harassed. It is inappropriate to equate them.

The book and the film are, let's say, quite mediocre. If we consider Bulgakov's other works, this one stands out significantly, and I think it's his best. I've read the book three times. I've only seen the film in passing, but it didn't really inspire me. The actors are too familiar. In such works, it's not a good idea to cast famous actors for the film adaptation.

No, the film is quite good, well above average! The only thing is that some of the actors weren't quite right for the roles (like Basilashvili - a good actor, but too old for Woland).