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Format: VHS
 Mar 2001
 Rated R
 Recording Mode: Dolby Surround
 Sound: Stereo
 Closed Captioned
 162 min.
 Color
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Movie Description Based on Shakespeare's TITUS ANDRONICUS (one of the Bard's lesser-known and most gruesome works), director Taymor (Broadway's THE LION KING) brings this adaptation to life with dazzling imagery and haunting immediacy. Titus (Hopkins) is a victorious Roman general who makes two mistakes: supporting the wily Saturninus (Cumming) as the new Emperor, and wronging Tamora, Queen of the Goths (Lange), by killing her eldest son. Murder follows murder as the tides of fate change, as Tamora is aided by her two reckless sons and her Moor lover, Aaron (Lennix). The body count is raised higher and higher until Titus finally holds a very special dinner banquet. Taymor's bold visual sense verges on absurdity, but her sense of morality, as well as powerful acting by Hopkins and company, combine to tell a powerful, violent tale.
Industry Reviews "...A conditional victory....Distinguished by some outstanding [acting] and an arresting stylistic approach..." McCarthy
"...[Taymor] allows her mind to roam, finding metaphors to visually represent mood....A stunning vision..." -- 4 out of 5 stars Box Office - Tim Cogshell (02/01/2000)
"...A dynamic film....Directed with unflagging energy....Hopkins gives a towering portrayal of a tragic hero in the robust, straightforward style of the classically trained Shakespearean actor..." Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (12/24/1999)
"...Taymor lavishes great energy on staging and photography..." Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (01/21/2000)
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