The movie jumps from scene to scene and includes distracting, heavy music specifically during the part when Ariel is finally being freed in the first scene of Act V. This part is a big deal considering Ariel is leaving for good after all his help. Yet the movie plays fast rock music during it when there should be light, peaceful music wishing him goodbye. Not only the music, but also the quick scene jumps make it harder to understand. The play goes more into detail and the reader can look back at if needed at any moment. It also gives the reader the opportunity to analyze the characters easily. This helps for easier comprehension and shows Shakespeare’s incredible play in its true form.
Reading the original play gives a true look into The Tempest. The play depicts stronger characters and provides easier understanding for all readers to enjoy. Having the option to read an original Shakespeare play over a movie is always the better