"Titus" is adapted from Shakespeare's play "Titus Andronicus" (Titus Andronicus), it most directly shows how weird and bloody the audience in Shakespeare's time has taste, that kind of primitive and brutal is not at all. inferior to the ancient Romans. This story of a great fusion of history, Greek mythology, and Roman spirit, combined with absurd theatrical structure and dark humor, has formed the current film that is more chaotic and twisted than the original. But almost none of the traditional Shakespeare films (especially modern ones) that I have seen can be adapted from a screenplay like Cyrano de Bergerac that can take into account all the wonderful lines and emotions at the same time.
Jonathan plays the queen's youngest son, Chiron. He and his brother raped his dream lover, Titus' daughter. Actually, it is too far-fetched to be called the dream lover. This pair of punk-dressed living treasures are completely children who don't know good and evil, no right and wrong, what? Do not understand, stupid and easily instigated. After they raped the girl, in order to prevent her from telling the truth, they cut off her hands and tongue, and planted branches in the broken wrists. Chiron also has an Oedipus plot, a twisted desire for his mother - probably the craziest and scariest character Jonathan has ever played, and his out-of-time costume is quite beautiful, spring-like flexibility and power, and he wears headphones. The crazy dancing scene is amazing.
