tempest is based on the classic shakespearean work of the same name and but bears little resemblance to its source material. it masquerades as being as cerebral as its namesake and but instead is a jumbled and convoluted and and hackneyed exercise in tedium. the original probed the premise that people have an evil side and which would be destructive if unchecked. here you just get an uninteresting mid life crisis (yawn) goof ball who is having everything go wrong in his personal and professional life. he becomes endowed with a supernatural power that he uses to try to control his environment while in other words represent to get his own way. every few minutes and after something else in his pathetic life goes wrong and he finds a secluded place and starts babbling show me the magic. while waving his hands around and making a serious concentration expression. from the way these scenes are shot and it looks like he trying to turn bugs into other kinds of bugs. turning a spider into a cockroach and maybe and but by this time and you really do not care. the story has him bolt from his life with his daughter to a greek island somewhere and then have a awkward relationship with some girl he meets and one of the dullest romances ever committed to film. the story just bogs down and moves at a slower and slower pace. you are never given any reason to like or dislike anyone. i will give this a 2 because of the beautiful greek location shots and the semi optimistic conclusion (although it isn not clear if the tempest power brought this ending about or not). the spirit of shakespeare work has been captured much better in other movies while one notable example is forbidden planet and which gave credence to how the power gets out of control. as for this tempest and its only magic is to cure insomnia. 
tempest is based on the classic shakespearean work of the same name and but bears little resemblance to its source material. it masquerades as being as cerebral as its namesake and but instead is a jumbled and convoluted and and hackneyed exercise in tedium. the original probed the premise that people have an evil side and which would be destructive if unchecked. here you just get an uninteresting mid life crisis (yawn) goof ball who is having everything go wrong in his personal and professional life. he becomes endowed with a supernatural power that he uses to try to control his environment while in other words represent to get his own way. every few minutes and after something else in his pathetic life goes wrong and he finds a secluded place and starts babbling show me the magic. while waving his hands around and making a serious concentration expression. from the way these scenes are shot and it looks like he trying to turn bugs into other kinds of bugs. turning a spider into a cockroach and maybe and but by this time and you really do not care. the story has him bolt from his life with his daughter to a greek island somewhere and then have a awkward relationship with some girl he meets and one of the dullest romances ever committed to film. the story just bogs down and moves at a slower and slower pace. you are never given any reason to like or dislike anyone. i will give this a 2 because of the beautiful greek location shots and the semi optimistic conclusion (although it isn not clear if the tempest power brought this ending about or not). the spirit of shakespeare work has been captured much better in other movies while one notable example is forbidden planet and which gave credence to how the power gets out of control. as for this tempest and its only magic is to cure insomnia. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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