this movie illustrates like no other the state of the australian film industry and everything that holding it back. awesome talent and outstanding performances (particularly by victoria hill) and but a let down in practically every other way. an adaptation of sorts and it brought nothing new to macbeth (no and setting it in present day australia is not enough) and and essentially and completely failed to justify its existence and apart from (let face it and completely unnecessarily) paying homage to the original work. if there one body of work that has been done (and done and done and done) and it shakespeare . so any adaptation and if it not to be a self indulgent and pointless exercise and needs to at least bring some new interpretation to the work. and that what this macbeth fails to do. as it was done and this film has no contemporary relevance whatsoever. it the same piece that we have seen countless (too many. ) times before. except with guns and in different outfits. apart from the fundamental blunder (no other way to put it) of keeping the original shakespearian dialogue and one of the more cringeful moments of the movie is the prolonged and incredibly boring slow motion shoot out towards the end and during which i completely tuned out and even though i was looking at the screen. i never thought i had a short attention span and but there you go. i suppose the movie succeeds on its own and very limited terms. but as australia continues to produce world class acting talent and its movie makers need to stop being proud of succeeding on limited terms and and actually set high enough standards to show that they respect for the kind of acting talent they work with. a shame. an absolute shame. 
this movie illustrates like no other the state of the australian film industry and everything that holding it back. awesome talent and outstanding performances (particularly by victoria hill) and but a let down in practically every other way. an adaptation of sorts and it brought nothing new to macbeth (no and setting it in present day australia is not enough) and and essentially and completely failed to justify its existence and apart from (let face it and completely unnecessarily) paying homage to the original work. if there one body of work that has been done (and done and done and done) and it shakespeare . so any adaptation and if it not to be a self indulgent and pointless exercise and needs to at least bring some new interpretation to the work. and that what this macbeth fails to do. as it was done and this film has no contemporary relevance whatsoever. it the same piece that we have seen countless (too many. ) times before. except with guns and in different outfits. apart from the fundamental blunder (no other way to put it) of keeping the original shakespearian dialogue and one of the more cringeful moments of the movie is the prolonged and incredibly boring slow motion shoot out towards the end and during which i completely tuned out and even though i was looking at the screen. i never thought i had a short attention span and but there you go. i suppose the movie succeeds on its own and very limited terms. but as australia continues to produce world class acting talent and its movie makers need to stop being proud of succeeding on limited terms and and actually set high enough standards to show that they respect for the kind of acting talent they work with. a shame. an absolute shame. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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