Well... It had some funny moments and some bits I enjoyed a lot (more stylistically than thematically, probably), so this is somewhere between 2 and 3 stars. 
 My main problems were two, one is how over-simplified all characters and plots are (Bunny is done a disservice, tbh), and the other one is (obviously!) sexism. The original text is hella sexist, but because it's Shakespeare and I don't want to hate on him, I've always chosen to believe that the last speech by Kate on the original is ironic and that she and Petruchio do like each other (I know how I sound). And in any case, it was written centuries ago and it's oh-so-witty you can almost forgive him. But to have a variation of that speech that is not offensive but is still sexist is NOT the way I would have gone (view spoiler)[I do agree that men are victims of sexism as well... BUT OMFG they haven't had it worst than women, how could you? And Pyotr? You keep it (hide spoiler)]. In a retelling of The Taming, I would've said you either go the ironic route, or change the scene completely. I recommend you go watch 10 Things I Hate About You. 
 Plus, all that talk about disgusting food (I love talking about food, but UGHHH) and mice (POOR THEM) didn't help. (Vegetarian in the house!)