Title: Too far gone to even be considered an "interpretation."
Product review: After viewing this movie, it was more than plain to me that directress Taymor had bit off more than she could possibly chew. The idea of Taymor making her debut in movies by directing Shakespeare is preposterous in itself, and as soon as you see the first time she inserts ridiculous "visions" of limbs being burnt and men wearing deer heads, you'll realize that this "Lion King" directress has absolutely no place touching works by the great Bard. In addition, the "grand finale" of the movie consists of 3 entire minutes of NOTHING but a boy walking out of a theatre in slow motion. Such monstrosity and "post-modernism" may have a place on MTV, but they do not in the eloquent world of Shakespeare. Before she is allowed to touch another script, Taymor needs to learn the difference.
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