Kathryn Hurn

With all the artistic Shakespearean interpretations that exist, I’ve not seen one that tinkers with Shakespeare’s prose-yet that’s precisely what one hears here-only a male screenwriter would have the audacity to alter such widely recognized, much beloved perfection. By all means watch for the beautiful people, clothes and scenery, but don’t expect the Austen brilliance of language and wit.

Thrilling must-see. Not-far-off parody of our own consumer culture where humans, discouraged to think for themselves, will become nothing but slaves in a dark and evil system.

Should be viewed by every working American! From diminishing wages, yet being made to pay for endless war demonstrates how when you don't know about it, history repeats itself in the impoverishing of 90% of Americans while enriching a few who having no humanity are happy sitting in their million-dollar mansions watching the suffering of millions. The brilliance of one brave noble soul EUGENE DEBS who like Martin Luther King and Gandhi defied the elite and gave his life for working people. If each and every one of us exhibited one ounce of his courage daily, we'd soon have a very different government and economy: one that worked for us!